Cheshire Restaurant of the Year – sponsored by Catering Connections
Ray King and Lucy Meacock announce the Cheshire Restaurant of the Year 2010-2011 Winner sponsored by Catering Connections
Cheshire Restaurant of the Year
by Catering Connections
The Lawns Restaurant, Thornton Hall Hotel, Wirral
With two AA Rosettes, executive chef David Gillmore's accomplished cooking recently scored highest in the Mersey Partnership's Taste Liverpool initiative. After a �160,000 refurbishment, the dining room, with its exquisite hand-tooled ceiling inlaid with mother of pearl, offers a grand setting for fine dining on excellent modern European dishes created from the freshest ingredients sourced from local suppliers.
Michael Caines@ABode, Chester
Michael Caines, celebrated two-Michelin star executive chef at Gidleigh Park, put Stuart Collins, his trusted dedicated young prot�g� from the acclaimed Devon hotel in charge of his eponymous new fifth floor restaurant in Chester and the result has been sublime. Dishes are innovative and immaculately conceived and the "grazing menu" in the chic, contemporary dining room, is an experience not to be missed.
Simon Radley at the Chester Grosvenor, Chester
Retention of a Michelin star for 20 consecutive years and the award of four AA Rosettes - one of only 26 restaurants in the country to be so feted - tells its own story of consistent excellence at Chester's most famous and prestigious hotel's restaurant. It offers contemporary dining in an atmosphere of chic sophistication and can call upon one of the most extensive wine cellars in England.
Catering Connection Ltd is a dynamic fresh produce company with a strong emphasis placed upon supplying locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Broad range of quality brands stocked such as Boiron Fruit Purees and Maitre Andre Pastry.
Catering Connection LtdUnit 2 Norbury Court, 7 Welcomb Street, City Works, Openshaw, Manchester, M11 2NB.0161 223 8811www.cateringconnection.co.uk
Cheshire Restaurant of the Year 2010-2011 Winner
Sponsored by Catering Connections
Michael Caines @ Abode Chester
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