OUR HERITAGE

We feel very privileged to be providing Grosvenor Park's first ever café in such beautiful surroundings. We are mindful of the importance of preserving the park's great heritage, which will be echoed in everything from our décor to our staff uniforms.

Located close to the Grosvenor Park Road entrance, the family friendly café is on the ground floor of Park Lodge, a Grade II listed building, which was once home to the park keeper. The Lodge is the first known example of the black-and-white style of Cheshire architect John Douglas who designed many of the buildings in the city centre. The external walls bear carvings representing William the Conqueror and the seven Norman Earls of Chester.

The elegant design of The Lodge café, with its comfortable furnishings and heritage style menus was inspired by the cultural heritage of the 20 acre park. Opened in 1867, it is one of the finest and most complete examples of Victorian parks in England.