Cameron House Hotel has announced that revered Scottish chefs Paul Tamburrini and Martin Wishart have formed a new partnership to lead its new fine dining restaurant; Tamburrini & Wishart.
The luxury Scottish five-star resort is due to reopen on August 1.
Michelin-starred chef Martin said: “It’s fantastic to be announcing some good news after the trials and tests of the pandemic and I’m excited to be returning to the iconic Cameron House Resort.
“This is an exciting opportunity to bring an elevated offering to the hotel's collection of restaurants. The venue itself will be stylish with a great atmosphere, where guests know they will get contemporary, flavour-led cuisine. Paul and I are both incredibly passionate about our love of food and designing menus using the very best of seasonal produce. It’s an exciting period for us, the resort, and returning guests.”
Paul Tamburrini added: “Cameron House Resort is a very special place. I worked there in the early stages of my career and loved every minute of it, so to now be leading a new fine dining offering in tandem with Martin Wishart is an absolute honour.
"We have collaborated successfully in the past and we’re confident this venture at Cameron House will be no different.
"We have the same vision on food and attention to detail, so it just works, and this is an amazing opportunity for us to be working together again at Scotland’s number one resort."
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