First look: Glebe House guest house and restaurant to open in Devon in 2021

24 November 2020 by
First look: Glebe House guest house and restaurant to open in Devon in 2021

Former Sorella chef Hugo Guest is to open a hotel, restaurant and 15-acre smallholding in Devon in March 2021.

Glebe House has been run as a B&B by Guest's parents since 1980, and now he and his wife Olive are transforming it into a food and experience-based guest house.

The renovated property will include five guest bedrooms, an annexe, 30-cover restaurant, tennis court, swimming pool, and a small farm with livestock.

Studio Alexandra
Studio Alexandra

A poly tunnel will be used to grow vegetables and edible flowers for the kitchen, and the team will run cookery classes in an on-site bakery and charcuterie room.

Having spent eight years in the City as a reinsurance broker, Guest recently retrained as a chef for six months at Ashburton Cookery school and worked as a chef de partie at London restaurants including the Marksman and Robin Gill's Sorella.

He will run the kitchen with chef Sam Lomas, formerly head chef of Tide/Llanw on Anglesey, with a menu celebrating local produce with a nod to Italian cuisine.

Studio Alexandra
Studio Alexandra

Dishes will include salt haddock and egg yolk ravioli with leeks and roasted bone butter sauce; côte de boeuf with heritage tomatoes and anchovy; and strawberry and elderflower custard tart.

Glebe House scallops
Glebe House scallops

Booking lines have gone live this month ahead of Glebe House's opening on 15 March 2021, with room rates starting from £129 a night.

Main image credit: George Chesterton Room illustrations: Studio Alexandra

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