
/ About
Tom Kerridge's first restaurant outside his Michelin-starred pubs opened at Corinthia London in September 2018, in ground-floor rooms of a building that first opened in 1885 as the Hotel Metropole, one of London's largest Victorian hotels. David Collins Studio kept the original grandeur — vaulted ceilings, marble columns, carved cornicing — and layered in Kerridge's own register underneath: burgundy leather banquettes, a visible rotisserie, and a dry-ageing cabinet built into the dining room wall. 'Steve', a full-size bronze figure by the chef's wife, Beth Cullen-Kerridge, presided over the main room and now stands in Georgie's Bar next door.
The kitchen serves Kerridge's take on British classics, with the rotisserie handling close to half the main menu. A separate wood-panelled private dining room, tucked off the main floor and lined with a working wine wall, seats up to sixteen around a single custom table, with sommelier service on hand.
/ Rooms Available
The Restaurant
Semi PrivateThe main dining room beneath a vaulted, green-painted ceiling — round marble-top tables, burgundy leather banquettes, and two bronze sculptures by Beth Cullen-Kerridge presiding over the floor.
The Bar
Semi PrivateA separate bar area off the main dining room, with dark wood-panelled walls, a marble-topped counter, and a rotating hang of contemporary art.
Private Dining Room
PrivateA wood-panelled room off the main floor, lined with a glass-fronted wine wall and centred on a single custom table, with its own sommelier service and a view into the kitchen pass.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
- – Sommelier Service
- – Bespoke Menus
Licensing
- – Full Alcohol Licence
Venue Specs
- – Dedicated Events Team
/ Getting Here
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