Located on the leafy corner of Warrington Crescent and Randolph Avenue in Maida Vale, The Warrington is an ornate Victorian pub that has been given the glossy Gordon Ramsay treatment. Now it's a posh gastro pub serving classic British fare, but back in 1857 the boozer used to be a famous brothel. So famous the saying “feeling randy” comes from the restaurant's location on Randolph Avenue, and the opulent bar downstairs, with Art Noveau décor, has a palpable history. Upstairs the rarefied dining room is decorated in hushed, neutral tones, and signature dishes include the potted Barbary duck with poached figs and apple salad; the roasted chicken with girolles, peas and tarragon velouté; and Knickerbocker Glory for dessert.

Please note this restaurant does not take bookings of over 4 people.The dining room is currently closed for lunch Monday to Thursday.Please note there is a 2 hours turn around time on all tables; after this time diners will be asked to move into the bar area.This restaurant does not have disabled access, there are a number of stairs at this venue.Please note that children under 14 are not allowed in the bar area but welcome in the restaurant when accompanied by an adult.

Opening hours:
Mon - Fri 12pm - 2:30pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSat 12pm - 3:30pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSun 12pm - 3:30pm & 6pm - 10pm


The Warrington Hotel used to be a brothel so famous that the saying “feeling randy” comes from its location on Randolph Avenue.

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