Gordon Ramsay Takes Culinary Exploits to New Heights

Quite literally reaching for new heights, famed British chef Gordon Ramsay is taking his culinary exploits even further – and higher – than ever before.

Located on the 60th floor of 22 Bishopsgate, one of London’s tallest buildings, Ramsay’s three new restaurants – Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, a 12-seat chef’s table experience; and Lucky Cat and Lucky Cat Bar, known for its Asian-inspired cuisine – will wow guests with some of the highest gourmet experiences in the world.

With breathtaking 360-degree views of famed London landmarks, including Tower Bridge, The Shard, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and Battersea Power Station, the restaurants also boast sleek interiors by Russel Sage Studio, who used the sweeping cityscape vista as its inspiration. As such, key design details include dark finishes and subtle lighting to minimise any glaring reflections in the windows and cascading fabric to add textural variety without taking away the views.

A few floors down, Ramsay has also opened a culinary academy, offering a fun experience for those wanting to sharpen up their kitchen skills.

Commenting on his latest ventures, Gordon Ramsay said: “I’ve been lucky enough to open restaurants all over the world, but there’s something truly unique about London. It’s where my journey began, and it’s the city I’m proud to call home. I couldn’t be more excited to open three of our most iconic restaurants, all reimagined, taken to new heights, and built under one roof. All that and a place where anyone can come and level up their skills in the kitchen, it’s unbelievable. To offer exceptional food and drinks with some of the most stunning views of London’s skyline is truly amazing. It’s about creating something extraordinary for those who share our passion for great food and this incredible city.”