Luxury Picnics in the heart of Mayfair
Celebrate summer - Corrigan's Style!
Set amidst the green oasis of Mayfair, with Hyde Park and Grosvenor Square on our doorsteps - who better placed to pack up your posh picnic than Chef Corrigan.
Select your base package then build your perfect picnic with luxury elements, add-ons and everything required for the ultimate summer in the sun.
• Available 30th June to 7th September • Collection only •
"We really enjoyed the picnic lunch... Nice walk to Hyde Park, sunny weather, light breeze - and then lots of delicious summertime food (and wine). Great selection, and all delicious...it’s summer in a box!"
Corrigan's brings the pleasure of summer dining outdoors with a collection of carefully prepared picnic hampers, designed to be enjoyed wherever the season takes you.
Whether you're spending an afternoon in Hyde Park, gathering with friends in the garden, or escaping the city for the day, our picnic menus celebrate some of the ingredients and dishes that have long been favourites at Corrigan's. Expect freshly baked bread from Bentley's Bakery, smoked salmon mousse, British and Irish cheeses, summer tomatoes, Jersey Royal potato salad and seasonal desserts, all prepared with the same attention to detail found in the restaurant.
Choose from the Hyde Park Picnic, a generous selection of summer favourites, or the Mayfair Picnic, which includes additional treats such as Iberico de Bellota ham, chicken liver parfait and our Royal Shellfish Cocktail.For those looking to make an occasion of it, a selection of optional additions is available, from native lobster rolls and Kaluga caviar to Champagne and Pimms.
Simple, seasonal and made for sharing, Corrigan's Picnics offer a taste of summer, packed and ready to enjoy.
HYDE PARK
A stones throw from Corrigan’s Mayfair, find - in our opinion - London’s finest park! The fourth largest park, at 140 hectares, Hyde Park was established by Henry VIII to serve as his personal hunting grounds, and then opened to the public in 1637 during the reign of Charles I.
Immediately popular, Hyde Park continues to be the most famous, and likely most popular of London’s Royal Parks, with many events, performances and attractions happening here throughout the year. Take a stroll around to work up a hunger before a visit to Corrigan’s Mayfair!
GREEN PARK
Just a short stroll from Corrigan’s Mayfair, The Green Park offers a quieter side of central London. Created by King Charles II in 1660 so he could walk between the royal parks without ever leaving royal ground, it quickly became a favourite spot for his daily constitutional — giving nearby Constitution Hill its name.
Unlike many of London’s Royal Parks, The Green Park is celebrated for its simplicity. There are no formal flower beds here; instead, you'll find wide open lawns, mature trees, wildflower meadows and plenty of peaceful corners to escape the bustle of Mayfair.
As you wander through the park, you’ll also discover several important memorials, including the Canada Memorial, the Bomber Command Memorial and the Memorial Gates, which honour the millions of people from India, Africa and the Caribbean who served during the World Wars. The perfect place to settle in with a Corrigan's Picnic, Green Park is one of London’s most understated treasures.