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Owners of Fort William B&B say local produce is key to ranking as one the world s best

Torlinnhe Guest House Larisa has years of experience in restaurant management roles at Michael Caine’s restaurant in Manchester,  The Square, Restaurant Story and Nobu in London, and Gidleigh Park in the West Country. B&B proved difficult to resist when it went up for sale They moved to Lochaber from London so that Mark could take up the role of executive chef under Albert Michel Roux at Inverlochy Castle. The plan was to stay in that position for a number of years but when they saw Torlinnhe for sale in 2019 they decided to take the plunge and buy it.

Tripadvisor names Fort William guesthouse one of the best in the world

Tripadvisor names Fort William guesthouse one of the best in the world © Supplied by Tripadvisor Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Fort William bed and breakfast has been named one of the best in the world by reviewers on the world’s largest online travel site. Torlinnhe Guest House has been announced as sixth best on the planet and fourth in the UK and Europe in the 2021 Travellers’ Choice Tripadvisor Best of the Best awards for hotels. Mark and Larisa Rossi run the guest house on Achintore Road where there is a strong focus on local produce.

Albert Roux obituary

Albert Roux obituary Tom Jaine © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Rex/Shutterstock When Albert Roux opened the restaurant Le Gavroche in Lower Sloane Street, central London, in partnership with his younger brother, Michel, in 1967, the most innovative kitchens in Britain were often run by amateur cooks from other walks of life, who lacked that rigorous youthful apprenticeship and hard graft that was the presumed career path of any haute cuisine chef worth his (rarely her) salt. Beyond the grandest hotels, which still followed the precepts of Escoffier and other French masters, British restaurants paid homage to a cookery – still most often French – that was both more domestic and more relaxed. They were awful.

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