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    Gordon Ramsay to open two new restaurants and 'culinary academy' in the City's tallest skyscraper

    by Jonathan Prynn May 09, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: Press handout

    Gordon Ramsay is taking his growing restaurant empire to new heights with the opening of London’s loftiest dining venues, which will welcome diners at the top of the City’s tallest tower next February.

    The Hells Kitchen chef revealed today that he is launching two , a chef’s, a vast 912 ft high office block near Liverpool Street station.

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