Hill 60 Restaurant

We visited here just before Valentine’s Day so there was no menu to select from however the menu of the day was very good. We had a 4 course diner which was to good for that price en we sat there from 19:00 till 23:00 hours and went away with good feeling’s about this restaurant we will surely visit them again.

Hill 60 looks swish from the outside, and it is the same inside. The friendly staff served us our delicious food quickly. As a light lunch, we ordered the tapas for two, which I highly recommend. The restaurant is just across the road from the craters.

Called in for drinks while cycling the mines route.
Great secure bike parking.
Very friendly staff, quick service.
Lovely place to sit and relax.

Very nice place and staff was super nice and friendly. Food, excellent. Also very stylish restaurant but not snobbish... We were walkers in walking outfit and feeled very wanted there...

Very moving, very well looked after and a great back story on how an English family bought and preserved it. German bunkers and a crater still in situ. Easy parking and accessible walkways.

A very moving and though provoking place. Amazing that it's left virtually untouched since the end of the First World War.

An interesting place to visit. There are a few memorials dedicated to the fallen. It was peaceful and helped me stop for a while and try and imagine what went on there 100 years ago. Close by is Caterpillar crater.

extraordinary experience to visit a landscape that was the site of the largest manmade explosion (non-nuke) one hundred years ago! the crater is immense and still shows the enormity of the explosion.

Advice this place, quality price super.
Friendly people, always at your service.
A person is never but never disepointed
Give them 10 10 🎩🎩🎩🎩

A good well preserved monument to the Criss cross fighting and the terrifying work of the tunnel bomb soldiers

Very cool! Beautiful historic site

Fascinating preserved area of WW1 battlefield with bunkers and mine craters.

Visited Hill 60 and weren't aware this lovely restaurant was here. We had dinner here which was excellent. Lovely venue with varied seating and helpful staff. We booked for evening meal tomorrow. Highly recommended.

An absolutely enormous mine crater that has to be seen to be believed.

A very clear picture of a relentless battle fought here

There's not a lot here besides the landscape but if you have an interest in The Great War and you know what happened here then that is more than enough. A beautiful and serene place to take a walk and remember the men and women that fought and died here to protect us all.

Nice. You can eat at the cafe next to it.

Truly amazing and thought provoking

A quality restaurant opposite hill 60 . Great food, top notch service and a classy eat in area (space outdoors too) . 2nd visit and not disappointed

Very real experience with the landscape still scarred from the war. I especially like the German and Allied lines marked on the walk. And the crater is impressive! Best of all...it is free entry.