
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL AND THE BIG GREEN EGG
Main content
Coastal Dining at Its Finest
There can’t be many places in the UK that offer a more compelling spot to enjoy beautiful food cooked on a Big Green Egg than the one you’ll find at The Atlantic Hotel on Jersey. Here, a picturesque terrace overlooks the golden sands of St Ouen’s Bay, a beauty spot famed for its coastal paths, surfing waves and breathtaking sunsets.
Unlocking the Flavours of Jersey’s Land and Sea
Overseen by Executive Chef Will Holland, an award-winning chef who’d earned his first Michelin star before he turned 30, the food makes full use of the island’s exceptional ingredients, including stunning seafood and wild plants. Throughout the summer, two Large Big Green Eggs are used for barbecue Sunday lunches on the terrace, as well as bank holiday lunches with live jazz, private events and masterclasses. A MiniMax in the main kitchen is used year-round for day-today service.
For Will, control is key. “In my opinion they are the most controllable barbecue on the market and the flavour you get from them is unreal,” he says. “You have complete precision over the cooking temperature by being able to control the airflow.”
THE VIEW FROM THE PASS
Watch Will's Grills
WILL AT HOME
As well as using Big Green Eggs at the hotel, Will owns one of his own, which he fires up all year round. His favourite dish to cook at home is beer-can chicken (although he usually uses the Vertical Chicken Roaster, as “it does the job of a can of beer without wasting a beer!”). He’s also a big fan of flatbreads cooked directly on the Baking Stone; low & slow pork belly with black treacle, Coca Cola and mustard; dirty cooked steaks and root vegetables; and blackened corn cobs. “Not forgetting smoked banana souffles!”
Cook Will's grills
shop the recipes
ABOUT WILL HOLLAND
His love of food and talent for creating it have been part of Will’s life from an early life. He started working part-time in a butcher’s shop while still at school, before heading off to catering college. As a young chef, he worked with Alan Murchison at the acclaimed L’Ortolan in Berkshire. After taking over as head chef at its sister restaurant, La Bécasse, he earned himself a Michelin star while still in his 20s. For the past nine years, he has been immersing himself in the beauty of the Channel Islands as executive chef at The Atlantic Hotel on Jersey.














