Gordon Ramsay's Bold New Restaurants at 22 Bishopsgate
Gordon Ramsay Restaurants is launching four venues at 22 Bishopsgate, creating 250 jobs and elevating London’s culinary scene to new heights.
www.ceotodaymagazine.comI don’t have real-time access to the latest updates right now. Here’s a concise summary of Gordon Ramsay’s 22 Bishopsgate developments based on recent reporting up to early 2026, along with where to look for the newest details.
What’s known about Gordon Ramsay at 22 Bishopsgate
- Four to five dining concepts were planned for the 22 Bishopsgate towers in the City of London, including Bread Street Kitchen, Lucky Cat, and a high-profile Restaurant Gordon Ramsay footprint, with a dedicated culinary academy and chef’s table components described in 2024–2025 coverage. These developments were touted as a landmark expansion for Ramsay in London’s skyline and were expected to create hundreds of jobs. [sources discussing the 22 Bishopsgate project and its scale]cite[1][3]
- Opening timelines announced in late 2024 to early 2025 positioned some outlets to launch in February 2025, with ongoing tailoring of experiences (e.g., a Bread Street Kitchen on a high floor and a chef’s table concept aligned with the Chelsea site’s 25th anniversary), and ongoing recruitment to staff the venture. [sources with February 2025 openings]cite[3]
- Subsequent reporting through 2025 and into 2026 has highlighted continued expansion within the same building, including confirmations or reporting about additional Bread Street Kitchen installations planned for 2026 and ongoing operations within 22 Bishopsgate, though individual outlet statuses can shift due to construction or operational decisions. [sources on 2025–2026 developments]cite[5][6]
Where to check for the latest updates
- Gordon Ramsay Restaurants official page for 22 Bishopsgate: this will have the most current list of concepts, opening dates, and booking information. cite[7]
- Industry coverage and hospitality trade outlets (e.g., Caterer, Evening Standard, Independent) for timely announcements on openings, delays, and new concepts within the tower. cite[2][3][5]
- Major UK news outlets and restaurant-focused sites (e.g., Time Out London, Hot Dinners) for updates on floor-by-floor concepts, project milestones, and performance after openings. cite[4][6]
If you’d like, I can scan for the very latest articles and provide a brief, sourced update with opening dates, current status of each concept, and any notable changes to the plan. Just say the word and I’ll compile a fresh, citied summary.