One of the best places to eat in Northampton
The 1593 Brasserie is the perfect location for guests who wish to dine in a more relaxed and leisurely setting.
Boasting an equestrian theme and a whole host of traditional and worldwide influences, we think it’s the premier destination for occasions that demand a more informal setting, without compromising on decadence.
Of all the places to eat in Northamptonshire, few have an offering like Rushton Hall.
Whether you wish to enjoy an informal lunch in Northamptonshire or prefer to sit down to an impressive dinner that keeps the focus on the food, there is a table waiting for you at Rushton’s 1593 Brasserie.
From 1st April 2022, a 10% discretionary service charge will be added to your bill.
Sunday Lunch
When making the most of the weekend, why not opt for our fantastic Sunday lunch – the attention to detail that goes into each plate makes our Sunday offering the best lunch in the county.
With a choice of great quality roasted meats, a delicious Wild Mushroom Risotto for our vegetarian diners and an array of indulgent desserts, when it comes to Sunday lunch, Northamptonshire’s produce secures our reputation as a true culinary delight.
From 1st April 2022, a 10% discretionary service charge will be added to your bill.
Origins of the Brasserie’s Name
Rushton Hall’s Triangular Lodge was built in 1593 by Thomas Tresham to display his Catholic faith. The Triangular Lodge was constructed between 1593 and 1597. The lodges name comes from its design boasting 3 intricately designed sides, symbolising the Holy Trinity. This design is apparent not only in the buildings shape but also in other areas, such as the number of floors and the trefoil windows. On the entrance to the front is the inscription ‘Tres Testimonium Dant’ (‘there are three that give witness’), a quote from St John’s Gospel. Rushton Hall’s Triangular lodge allowed the Tresham family to escape through a priest hole, when Catholics were persecuted for their faith.
