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Feast Events is delighted to announce the return of Feast on Cloud 9

Feast Events afternoon tea

Feast Events is delighted to announce the return of Feast on Cloud 9 at The  Grove this summer. 

Landing within the picturesque grounds of the luxury  Hertfordshire hotel from May 25th until September 1st, the immersive dining pop-up will take guests on a culinary journey from the comfort of a custom-made hot-air balloon. Whilst the balloons remain stationary, diners’ taste buds will soar as they enjoy an unforgettable experience. Guests can choose between afternoon tea in the company of butterflies and honeybees or a nine-course tasting menu with optional wine pairings served under the stars. Available for groups of two to six, afternoon tea is served daily at 12 pm and 3 pm, with the option to upgrade to Champagne afternoon. Guests will indulge in a selection of finger sandwiches and savoury treats, as well as warm scones and seaside-themed cakes. 

Come dusk, Feast on Cloud 9 will transform into a ‘floating’ fine-dining experience, serving up a nine-course tasting menu beneath the ambient glow of the balloons. After being greeted with a delicious welcome drink and canapés, diners will embark on a culinary journey from the seaside,  across the ocean and sunflower fields, before finishing with a nostalgic trip to the fairground. A children’s tasting menu available for those aged 12 and under, there’s a gastronomic adventure for even the tiniest tastebuds. 

Book now: www.feast-events.com

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