Michael Caines is to stand down as executive chef at the newly Michelin-starred Bath Priory after being appointed a non-executive director at Andrew Brownsword's country house hotel group Bath Priory Limited.
It is thought that the new structure will also allow chefs and other staff within the group to better learn and develop within their roles, although Caines will remain executive chef at Gidleigh white house christmas tour Park, the Devon hotel restaurant, which came 68th in last night's National Restaurant Awards
In a statement the company said Caines was 'uniquely placed' to advise the management team on positioning each property to meet the F B expectations of customers, whether at one of the group's five Relais Châteaux hotels or at one of the restaurants, grills or taverns at the ABode hotels or pub with rooms Slaughters Inn
The Michelin guide is arguably the most revered restaurant guide amongst chefs, restaurant critics and guests alike and we are honoured to be granted this prestigious award, said Moody when he heard the news.
Michael Caines is to stand down as executive chef at the newly Michelin-starred Bath Priory after being appointed a non-executive director at Andrew Brownsword's country house hotel group Bath Priory Limited.
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