Nathan Outlaw

Nathan Outlaw is a talented chef based in Cornwall who has become a household name as a result of his years of  high level cooking. He has two restaurants in Rock, Cornwall and one in London, all offering both simple and contemporary dishes.

Awarded 2 Michelin Stars for the past 3 consecutive years in the Great Britain and Ireland Michelin Guide and named Best Fish Restaurant by the Good Food Guide 2011, Restaurant Nathan Outlaw is a seafood restaurant where Head Chef Chris Simpson heads the team with a frequently changing set tasting menu which is driven by locally caught seafood and amazing Cornish produce.

For more casual dining, Outlaw’s in Rock, Cornwall offers an à la carte menu using the freshest market fish available. Outlaw’s, Rock prides itself on fantastic Cornish produce and great service, making for a welcome and relaxed dining experience. Nathan’s restaurants in Cornwall are housed in the St Enodoc Hotel, awarded four stars silver, and breakfast award by Quality in Tourism for hotel standards, providing a wonderful setting to relax and enjoy great food and service.

Nathan now also has an outlet in London with Outlaw’s at The Capital, situated in Knightsbridge. The highest quality seafood is brought from Cornwall and around the country to be showcased in an intimate and comfortable environment. The award winning Capital Hotel is a 5 Star family-owned boutique hotel which offers the perfect backdrop for a gastronomic night in the city.

 

11 May 2013

Nathan's Thoughts

Rock, London and Beyond!

Since last writing, a lot has happened. In fact, I can’t believe how much I’ve managed to pack into the last couple of months!

I suppose one of the most exciting things was going out to New York with Pete Biggs to cook at April Bloomfield’s John Dory at The Ace Hotel, marking the launch of my book in America. New York really is a fascinating place. There is so much going on and it continues through the day and night! This is true even of the restaurant industry over there. You can eat almost any style of cuisine at any time of night or day and I found that it’s nothing unusual to spend a whole evening ‘restaurant hopping’ – having a course or two in one place and then moving on to another for the next part of the meal. Crazy!

The experience of cooking with other chefs is always interesting to me as it’s a chance to exchange ideas and knowledge. Last month we were fortunate to welcome Claire Clark and Valentine Warner for separate master classes here in Rock. Claire’s was an unusual event for us as the focus was on desserts for a change. The guys in the kitchen couldn’t wait to learn from her and it was great to see them (and me!) getting excited about the event and keen to try new techniques which, in turn, initiated new ideas for our menus. Needless to say, Read More