Personal Life
He has a brother named Brian, who is a catering teacher. Marcus is married to his wife Jane, with whom he has three children, Jake, Archie and Jessie. He met Jane while he worked at Gravetye Manor, where he was second chef and she worked on reception. After moving to London to work with Ramsay at Aubergine, Wareing kept the relationship going by commuting out to Sussex every Sunday. Ramsay was the best man at his wedding in 2000, and is godfather to Wareing's eldest son Jake. Marcus lives in a multi-million pound house with his family near Wandsworth Common, having purchased the property for £1.3 million.
He has raised money for the charity Action Against Hunger, whilst working at the Taste of London festival, and is to compete in a charity boxing competition with other chefs and catering staff for the Hilton in the Community Foundation, having been an amateur boxer in his youth from the age of nine until he was eighteen. He has lent his name to the Environmental Justice Foundation campaign to promote sustainable fishing. Wareing has said his favourite cookbook is one by chef Daniel Humm at Eleven Madison Park in New York City.
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