The lunch was excellent with good choices, the staff were friendly and we would definitely return.  A very good location after a visit to Hampton Court.

Small menu with only one vegetarian option and server didn&rsquo;t seem to understand concept of vegetarian or vegan.However, they were super helpful and spoke to the chef to amend the dishes on offer.Very friendly with excellent location right by the entrance to the parks.

The Six was a great place for Sunday roast after we visited Hampton Court Palace. We sat outside on terrace and enjoyed the nice weather and fantastic Sunday roast lunch. Very good value and great service.

The service is great here.  They not only looked after me,  but also looked after my dog with her own dog water bowl and some dog biscuits.  The food as always was excellent.

We had Sunday lunch table of 5 was a really good roast only downfall was one of the table is a vegetable dodger  he should of asked for more potatoes as we would of thought he would get more than 2 we all have 4-5 apart from that I would highly recommend and if you are a veg dodger simply ask for more lovely staff lovely food ambience could of done with a little music but overall I would return

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Go to Hampton Court Palace with friends to find bunnies on Easter🐰
There are also many parents who bring their children to participate in this event
London in spring is so beautiful. Some flowers in the garden are already in full bloom🌼

🚊Take the train from London to Hampton Court Station. It is only a few minutes walk from the station (about half an hour from Waterloo). Tickets are 20+ per person💷
🏰There is a free audio guide in the park. You can follow the introduction to see the royal residence of the Tudor Dynasty. There is also a carriage in the back garden. It is also very comfortable to sit on the lawn and bask in the sun☀️

📌Hampton Court Palace
The following is the &quot;Find Bunny&quot; theme travel guide of Hampton Court Palace during Easter 2025. Combined with the highlights of the event, transportation suggestions and surrounding play methods, it will help you plan your itinerary efficiently:

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### **I. Core activity: Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt**
1. **Activity time and content** 
- **Time**: March 29 to April 21, 2025 (Easter holidays cover April 18-21).
- **How ​​to play**: In the 60-acre royal garden of Hampton Court Palace, find the hidden Lindt golden rabbit statues. Each rabbit corresponds to a historical figure related to the palace, which is both interesting and educational. Visitors who complete all the golden rabbit search tasks will receive Lindt chocolate rewards.

2. **Ticket information** 
- The activity is included in the Hampton Court Palace ticket and no additional charge is required. Adult tickets are &pound;30 during peak hours and &pound;27.2 during off-peak hours. Members are free.
- **Note**: The free opening days of the garden are only on specific dates (such as March 22-23), but tickets are required to enter the treasure hunt.

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### **Second, transportation and travel tips**

1. **Transportation methods** 
- **Train**: Take the South Western Railway from London Waterloo Station to Hampton Court Station, which is a 5-minute walk away.
- **Subway/Bus**: Some lines such as the Elizabeth Line may reduce or stop operating during the Easter period. It is recommended to check the real-time information in advance through the TFL official website or Citymapper.

2. **Strike Warning** 
- Gatwick Airport may go on strike from April 18 to 22, 2025. If you need to take a flight, it is recommended to reserve Plan B.

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### **Three, Recommended Tours around Hampton Court Palace**

1. **Tulip Sea (April 11-May 5)** 
After Easter, it is the Hampton Court Palace Tulip Festival, where you can enjoy the spectacular scene of more than 100,000 tulips in full bloom, suitable for taking photos and checking in.

2. **Magic Garden and Maze** 
- **Magic Garden**: A children&#39;s exclusive playground with sand castles, slides and other facilities.
- **Hedge Maze**: A world-famous Tudor-style maze that challenges your sense of direction.

3. **Historical Experience** 
- **Henry VIII&#39;s Kitchen**: Watch historical cooking demonstrations and learn about court life during the Tudor period.
- **Palace Festival (June)**: Nighttime concerts and picnics, tickets must be purchased in advance.

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### **Fourth, Food and Surrounding Recommendations**
1. **Dining in the Palace**
- **Tiltyard Caf&eacute;**: Serves English afternoon tea, scones with jam and cream are the specialty.
- **Hakkasan Restaurant** (Downtown London): During Easter, a limited experience of Cantonese cuisine and wine pairing is launched, and caviar roast duck is recommended.

2. **Nearby Restaurants**
- **The Mute Swan Bar**: British fish and chips and craft beer, suitable for casual dining.
- **Mezzet Lebanese Restaurant**: Grilled meat platter and hummus have unique flavors.

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### **Five, Practical Tips**
1. **Dressing Tips**: London is rainy in spring, so it is recommended to bring a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes.
2. **Photo inspiration**: Wear brightly colored clothes to take photos with the tulip sea or the golden rabbit statue.
3. **Combination ticket discount**: If you plan to visit London attractions multiple times, consider purchasing the London Pass to save money.

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### **Sixth, extended activities (other Easter themes in London)**
- **London Zoo Easter Egg Hunt**: Combine animal viewing with puzzle solving tasks, suitable for parents and children.
- **The Passion of the Christ Performance in Trafalgar Square**: Free open-air drama, experience the festival culture.

Through the above tips, you can fully experience the fun and historical heritage of Easter at Hampton Court Palace. It is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance to avoid the peak of crowds.

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