The Cure All – Private Dining at Healing Manor Hotel
Tucked inside Healing Manor Hotel, The Cure All is an exclusive private dining room offering a stylish and intimate setting for your next occasion. Seating up to 12 guests, it’s perfect for private celebrations, corporate dinners, and bespoke dining experiences.
Award-Winning Dining from The Pig & Whistle
The Cure All is serviced by our award-winning chefs from The Pig & Whistle, who are passionate about showcasing the very best of Lincolnshire’s produce. Guests can enjoy:
- Seasonal menus celebrating locally-sourced ingredients
- Signature dishes from The Pig & Whistle kitchen
- Tailored wine pairings curated to complement your menu
For an even more personal experience, our chefs will work with you to create a bespoke menu designed around your preferences – or even built to highlight your own produce if you’re a food industry partner seeking a showcase dinner.
View our Seasonal Menus and discover dishes crafted by our award-winning team, and book the private dining room here.
Perfect for Every Occasion
The Cure All offers an intimate backdrop for a variety of occasions:
- Leisure dining – birthdays, anniversaries, and family milestones
- Corporate hospitality – board dinners, client entertaining, or producer showcase events
- Exclusive experiences – private tasting menus, chef collaborations, and special themed evenings
A Setting with Character
With its warm interiors and private atmosphere, The Cure All creates the ideal setting for memorable meals, away from the bustle of the main restaurant. Whether you’re celebrating life’s milestones or entertaining key clients, it delivers luxury and exclusivity in equal measure.
Book The Cure All and secure your private dining experience today by emailing our Guest Services team.
Private Dining for Larger Groups
For parties of more than 12 guests, we recommend exploring our other function spaces:
- The Cadogan Suite – ideal for groups of 15–80, with its own bar and terrace
- The Barn – perfect for 50+ guests, offering rustic elegance and generous space for banquets or celebrations
The Cure-All Lounge is named after the Grand National winner, which was trained at Healing.
‘Cure-All showed such a good jumping ability and speed as a hunter that it was suggested he be entered into a match with a highly regarded local chaser named Crocous. Despite losing almost 100 yards when going the wrong side of the flag at one obstacle and falling during the race, Cure-All was still beaten only a neck in the contest, bringing him to the attention of racehorse owner William Sterling-Crawford.
Sterling-Crawford had placed an entry for his well-fancied Rat Trap in the 1845 Grand National. However, when that horse was forced to withdraw through injury he was allowed to nominate a substitute to run, in his colours of white with black sleeves and cap. Loft agreed to allow a lease of Cure-All to run as a nominee on condition that Loft himself be allowed to ride.
The horse was walked most of the way from Healing, Lincolnshire to Aintree, arriving on the evening before the race in a very poor-looking state, which led to the bookmakers offering the horse the next day at any price the public wished to offer, so poor were his chances thought to be.’
