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Alan Staley, Royal Hotel Wins ‘Chef Of The Year’ Award

Tuesday, 13th November, 2007 at 7:24 pm, Isle of Wight

Awards, Food & Drink, Ventnor

News reaches us today that Head Chef at The Royal Hotel, Alan Staley, picked up the coveted ‘Chef of The Year Award’ this week at the Island Life Food and Drinks Awards.

Alan Staley, Royal Hotel Wins 'Chef Of The Year' AwardThe awards ceremony took place at Westover Park on Sunday night in front of the Island’s glitterati and we’ll be putting out a podcast later in the week of our chat with Alan.

During his 11 year residency at The Royal Hotel, Alan and his team have picked up 2 AA Red Rosettes and clearly continue to wow customers and critics alike.

Look out for a feature about the The Royal Hotel soon on VB.

Congratulations to Alan and the team at The Royal.

More great promotion for our wonderful town.

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3 Responses to “Alan Staley, Royal Hotel Wins ‘Chef Of The Year’ Award”

  1. Click if you like this comment Tuesday On VB : Ventnor Blog     says:
    14, November 2007 at 9:42 am

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  2. Click if you like this comment Phil     says:
    14, November 2007 at 5:28 pm

    eaten here many times over the years and pleased that alan has got the recognition he deserves

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  3. Click if you like this comment Alan Staley, Royal Hotel: Island Life Chef Of The Year : Ventnor Blog     says:
    22, November 2007 at 4:29 pm

    [...] the news that Alan Staley, Head Chef at The Royal Hotel receiving the Island Life ‘Chef of the Year’ award last week, Simon popped along to the kitchen at the Royal to catch up with [...]

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