There are few restaurants that can boast a quarter of a century's continuous ownership, but The Cherry House at Werrington is unique in many ways. Under the control of Chef/Patron Andrew Corrick, formerly Head Chef at The Park Lane Hotel in Mayfair, the restaurant offers visitors fine British dining with a respectful nod to classic French in a four hundred year old quintessential English country cottage built using local stone.

Located just three and a half miles from the hubbub of the city centre, thankfully The Cherry House in its village setting feels a million miles away. History has the building used by Oliver Cromwell as he plotted the King's downfall; the name itself derives from the original Cherry House which formed part of Cherry Farm, well known for its 'Werrington Cherries'.

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There can be few more charming venues for a Wedding Reception than The Cherry House at Werrington. Tucked away inside our quintessentially English, 400-year-old, picture-perfect thatched cottage with beautiful gardens, it would be hard to find a more intimate and perfect wedding venue. Accommodating up to 40 guests, we offer you a unique ambience that will make your wedding reception simply magical with food to match.

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The past 18 months have been tough for everyone, hospitality no exception. It feels as though we have been closed more than we have been open, even open again we have until now been operating on reduced numbers for distancing. Unfortunately while most of our guests have the common decency to notify us of a need to cancel, we have seen a growing number of no-shows without giving notice.

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