Adam Smith, The Burlington Restaurant at the Devonshire Arms Hotel and Spa (Four Rosettes)
• Michael Wignall, The Latymer, Pennyhill Park (Two Michelin Stars, Five AA Rosettes)
A more relaxed dining experience will be enjoyed in the spectacular coastal setting of Mark Jordan at the Beach (Michelin Bib Gourmand, Two AA Rosettes) on the Saturday. With an exclusive menu created by Head Chef Tamas Varsanyi, a one-off ‘Lobster and Burger’ all-day dining event on the sand will showcase Mark Jordan’s famed signature burger and the freshest Jersey lobster.

Speaking of the inspiration behind the event, Patrick Burke, owner of The Atlantic Hotel, said: “We are passionate about promoting the wonderful produce available from both coast and country on our beautiful island. The Eat Jersey Food Festival has been a number of years in the making, and we are delighted to be welcoming so many highly respected chefs to Jersey in November. Their talent and creativity combined with the very finest and freshest of ingredients promises a spectacular weekend of gastronomy.”
The Jersey based charitable conservation trust, Durrell, has been chosen as the Festival’s philanthropic partner. Durrell works with some of the most endangered species across the world in countries such as the Galapagos, India, Madagascar and the Caribbean Islands, taking action within the animals’ habitats and securing their future through captive breeding and research within its wildlife park in Jersey.
Food Festival tickets are priced at £175 on Thursday 5th November, £250 on Friday 6th November and £45 on Saturday 7th November. Inclusive packages are available starting from £355 per person for a two night break. For more information or to make a reservation, please call +44 1534 744101 or email [email protected]