Wernher Restaurant at Luton Hoo

The Wernher restaurant is named after Sir Julius Wernher who bought Luton Hoo in 1903 and transformed the property into a country seat befitting one of the richest men in the land.

Important Information

We look forward to welcoming you back at Luton Hoo Hotel from the 4th July. Whilst the hotel will be opening its doors once again, The Wernher Restaraunt will remain closed until further notice, however, guests will be able to enjoy delicious dishes from Adam's Brasserie, which will be serving lunch and dinner for our hotel guests.

Sir Julius made his fortune in diamonds and the restaurant that bears his name is no less of a jewel amongst restaurants in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and beyond.

Our 2 AA Rosette restaurant at Luton Hoo offers the finest British cuisine and has been praised for its use of seasonal local produce. Located in the Mansion House at Luton Hoo Hotel on the Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire border, the Wernher restaurant offers an exquisite fine dining experience with delicious food and 5 star service.

You are welcome to join us whether you are a guest at the hotel, or just looking for one of the finest restaurants in Luton and beyond. For groups of 7 or more and for special dining events, our reservations team may ask for a deposit to secure your booking. Please note that menus are subject to seasonal change.

In our restaurants whilst we do not operate a dress code, most of our guests choose smart casual or formal wear.

OPENING TIMES

Wednesday to FridayLunch: 12:30pm to 2pmDinner: 7pm to 10pm
SaturdayLunch: 12:30pm to 2pmDinner: 6:30pm to 10:30pm
SundayLunch: 12:30pm to 6pm

TO BOOK
You can make a restaurant reservation online using the booking widget on the previous section or by contacting our reservations department on reservations@lutonhoo.co.uk or 01582 698888.

Wernher Restaurant at Luton Hoo

The Wernher restaurant is named after Sir Julius Wernher who bought Luton Hoo in 1903 and transformed the property into a country seat befitting one of the richest men in the land.

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