Adam Byatt of Trinity Restaurant Awarded Mentor Chef Award

Adam Byatt of Trinity Restaurant Awarded Mentor Chef Award

On February 10, 2025, Adam Byatt, the chef-owner of Trinity in Clapham Old Town, London, was honoured with the Mentor Chef Award at the Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland’s 2025 ceremony. This accolade recognizes chefs who have made significant contributions to nurturing and developing the next generation of culinary talent.

Adam Byatt’s culinary journey began with the opening of his first restaurant, Thyme, in 2004, which garnered critical acclaim and several awards. In 2006, he launched Trinity in Clapham, emphasizing seasonal and sustainable cuisine. The restaurant earned its first Michelin star in 2016, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of London’s dining scene.

Beyond his achievements in the kitchen, Adam has been a dedicated mentor, guiding numerous chefs who have progressed to prominent positions within the industry such as Tom Sellers from Two-Star Story, Graham Squire from One-Star Dining Room at The Goring and Angelo Sato at Humble Chicken. His commitment to fostering talent is evident through his involvement with the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts, where he serves as chairman.

Upon receiving the Mentor Chef Award, Adam expressed his gratitude, stating, “Witnessing the growth and success of young chefs has been one of the most rewarding aspects of my career. This recognition from the Michelin Guide is truly an honour.”

The Mentor Chef Award highlights the importance of mentorship in the culinary world, celebrating those who dedicate their time and expertise to developing future leaders in gastronomy. Adam’s recognition underscores his significant impact on the industry, both as a chef and as a mentor.

As Trinity continues to thrive under Adam’s leadership, the restaurant remains a testament to his culinary philosophy and dedication to excellence. The Mentor Chef Award not only honours his past contributions but also sets a benchmark for aspiring chefs and mentors in the culinary community.

Trinity and Upstairs at Trinity is located at 4 The Polygon in Clapham Old Town.

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Posted on 12th February 202525th February 2025 by me

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