Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High

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"For sky-high dining with dramatic elevation and views, I’d put Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High on the list of splurge-worthy venues." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team

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"Occupying the 60th floor in London's financial district, the restaurant offers window-facing counter seats with spectacular views of landmarks such as The Shard and Tower Bridge, and the experience is unabashedly luxurious with highly skilled chefs using top produce from lobster to lamb." - Andrew Young

"When your restaurant is on the 60th floor, thus becoming the tallest in Europe, it makes complete sense that the 12-seater counter faces the window and the stunning view over the city, rather than the chefs in their open kitchen. Gordon Ramsay’s exclusive little sky dining restaurant offers a surprise tasting menu, built around ingredients from the top drawer. Highlight dishes could include 14-day aged duck with celeriac and Alsace bacon, and lobster with pumpkin and pine. Everyone is served together so be punctual – and allow a little extra time for security checks on the ground floor." - Michelin Inspector

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"It’s Gordon Ramsay’s world, we’re all just living in it—at least when you step over the threshold at 22 Bishopsgate in the City. The TV chef has opened three new spots within the same towering building. Lucky Cat is 60 floors up, Asian-inspired, with views of the Thames from the loos. There’s also a Lucky Cat bar inspired by Tokyo’s 1930s kissa clubs and stocked with Japanese whisky. And finally there’s Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, a 12-seater chef’s table with a modern European menu." - team infatuation

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High - Review - City - London - The Infatuation

"It’s Gordon Ramsay’s world, we’re all just living in it—at least when you step over the threshold at 22 Bishopsgate in the City. The TV chef has opened three new spots within the same towering building. Lucky Cat is 60 floors up, Asian-inspired, with views of the Thames from the loos. There’s also a Lucky Cat bar inspired by Tokyo’s 1930s kissa clubs and stocked with Japanese whisky. And finally there’s Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, a 12-seater chef’s table with a modern European menu. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Sinéad Cranna