Named after the famed 18th-century political caricaturist James Gillray, the London Marriott's latest addition aims to be ‘Bulldog British’ to the core, from the chesterfields, Waterford chandeliers and Gillray prints in the sophisticated but unpretentious dining room to the nine cuts of 35-day aged beef on the menu. All the meat is sourced from Hereford beasts on the Duke of Devonshire’s Bolton Abbey Estate in Yorkshire, and the kitchen offers everything from fillet (on or off the bone), porterhouse and T-bone to the showstopping ‘bull’s head’ – a gargantuan, 1kg double-rib steak. The English spirit continues in the bar, with no fewer than 29 gins on show, plus 10 beers, a raft of cocktails inspired by Gillray’s sketches, a few ‘molecular’ creations & a bite-sized menu peddling everything from venison sausage rolls with HP sauce to soft-boiled eggs with crumpets.
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