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Cheshire Life Lunch

THE view from the ninth floor Observatory Suite of

Manchester Airport's Radisson SAS Hotel is nothing

if not stunning. No wonder businesses regard it as

the ideal location for those prestigious events designed to

impress clients and colleagues.

But observing the movements of a variety of aircraft,

some careering down the runway before taking off to

exotic climes, was not the main event for guests to the

Cheshire Life luncheon in this sumptuous suite.

The menu prepared by executive chef Adam Tracey was

without doubt the star of the day and succeeded in firmly

holding the attention of those present before sending their

taste buds soaring.

What the guests did not realise was the military style

catering operation working in the background. The

Observatory Suite is perfectly position for the commanding

views it offers visitors, but the kitchens where Chef Adam

prepared his dishes are eight floors below.

'Carefully planned hot plates and split second

organisation meant the dishes were served piping hot and

perfectly presented,' confided food and beverage

manager Rob Collier, one of the team headed up by the

hotel's new General Manager, Yilmaz Yildirimlar.

Manchester Airport's Radisson SAS Hotel

Chicago Avenue, Manchester, GB M90 3RA

0161 490 5000


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