The Warrington uses seasonal produce to create Gordon Ramsay's classic British dishes that are as stunning as the interior itself.
Built in 1857, the imposing exterior of The Warrington boasts a pillared portico and beautiful mosaic floor. Inside, a considerable amount of time has been spent restoring the building to its former glory. The existing historical features have been sympathetically refurbished and fresh elements - such as rich, textured materials and furnishings - have been added.
The ground floor bar area is adorned with original features such as marble pillars, ornately carved and turned in dark wood. Art Nouveau friezes embellish the horseshoe shaped bar, with its stained glass, tulip-shaped lamps and an illuminated alcove. Features such as the bar's large marble fireplace remain untouched, retaining the strong sense of history evoked by the building.