LOST & FOUND, KNUTSFORD
Photo's by Ben Carpenter Photography
This beautiful Grade II listed former town hall was originally designed by the architectural genius behind the Natural History Museum and is now home to the newest (and third in a successful line) Lost & Found restaurant site.
After an extensive design and build refurbishment, the beautiful avant-garde site of The Lost & Found now successfully recalls the glamour of bygone eras and transports guests into the world of ‘mythological Victorian Professor Emily B. Kingsley, expert in the study of butterflies’. Design details include intricate nature themed wallpapers, hanging floral arrangements and vintage pendant lights that create a sense of mystery in this new elaborate drinking den and restaurant.
A cosy, authentic atmosphere was created in the vast, high-ceiling spaces of the main bar and restaurant through a heady mix of light floral fabrics, art deco lighting and cleverly positioned fixed-seating. A hidden bar (essential in any Victorian hideaway) can be found behind a sliding book case in the events room and is subtly hinted at through eclectic bric-a-brac such a Sshhh Neon lighting and stacks of Victorian books.
Complimented by the featured Pizza Oven and the vast, feature bar, The Lost and Found restaurant and bar is the perfect all-day destination for any connoisseur of good food, wine and atmosphere.
