OUT TO LUNCH

Cortney Quinn is Executive Chef at Topnotch
Resort, overseeing the property’s two restaurants,
The Roost and Flannel, which offer on-trend fresh
and wholesome food with contemporary elements.
Her menus rotate seasonally, some signature
dishes include beet gnocchi and Hawaiian sea
trout with spinach puree, petite spring vegetables
and blood-orange sauce. She also oversees all
catering and banquet events for Topnotch.
Quinn first joined Topnotch as Chef de Cuisine after spending nearly a
year as Executive Chef for Todd English at King Fish Hall in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, MA. Quinn was drawn to Vermont for the seasonality and access to
local farms for fresh produce. Inspired by the neighborhoodfeel of Stowe,
and the fact that the ingredients she utilizes are grown and produced
locally, Quinn is passionate about strengthening relationships with farmers
to create a truly farm-to-fresh culinary concept at Topnotch. Quinn’s bold
and colorful dishes incorporate her culinary experiences in big cities into
her menus by crafting classic dishes with a fresh local approach.
Quinn began her career with positions at Lescalier at Breakers Hotel
in Palm Beach Florida and The Westin Copley Place Hotel in Boston,
where she developed specialized skills in cooking classic French fare
and seafood. She then went on to secure a permanent role as Sous
Chef at The Westin Copley Place Hotel and assisted in the re-opening
of the hotel’s premier seafood concept restaurant Turner Fisheries,
bringing the restaurant three consecutive “Boston’s Best Clam
Chowder” awards.
Quinn started her culinary journey in high school, creating sauces and
meatballs at a small Italian family restaurant in Essex, Vermont. It was
there that she discovered her passion for cooking, which ultimately lead
to her enrollment at The New England Culinary Institute (NECI), from
which she graduated from in 2002.
Cortney Quinn is Executive Chef at Topnotch
Resort, overseeing the property’s two restaurants,
The Roost and Flannel, which offer on-trend fresh
and wholesome food with contemporary elements.
Her menus rotate seasonally, some signature
dishes include beet gnocchi and Hawaiian sea
trout with spinach puree, petite spring vegetables
and blood-orange sauce. She also oversees all
catering and banquet events for Topnotch.
Quinn first joined Topnotch as Chef de Cuisine after spending nearly
a year as Executive Chef for Todd English at King Fish Hall in Faneuil
Hall, Boston. Quinn was drawn to Vermont for the seasonality and
access to local farms for fresh produce. Inspired by the neighborhood-
feel of Stowe, and the fact that the ingredients she utilizes are grown
and produced locally, Quinn is passionate about strengthening rela-
tionships with farmers to create a truly farm-to-fresh culinary concept
at Topnotch. Quinn’s bold and colorful dishes incorporate her culinary
experiences in big cities into her menus by crafting classic dishes with
a fresh local approach.
Quinn began her career with positions at L’escalier at Breakers Hotel
in Palm Beach Florida and The Westin Copley Place Hotel in Boston,
where she developed specialized skills in cooking classic French fare
and seafood. She then went on to secure a permanent role as Sous
Chef at The Westin Copley Place Hotel and assisted in the re-opening
of the hotel’s premier seafood concept restaurant Turner Fisheries-
bringing the restaurant three consecutive “Boston’s Best Clam
Chowder” awards.
Quinn started her culinary journey in high school, creating sauces and
meatballs at a small Italian family restaurant in Essex, Vermont. It was
there that she discovered her passion for cooking, which ultimately led
to her enrollment at The New England Culinary Institute (NECI), from
which she graduated from in 2002.
LET’S GET STARTED
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BACK IN FIFTEEN
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OUT TO LUNCH
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MIX AND MINGLE
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DINNER BELL
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DRINKS!
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GENERAL INFORMATION
LET’S GET STARTED
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BACK IN FIFTEEN
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OUT TO LUNCH
|
MIX AND MINGLE
|
DINNER BELL
|
DRINKS!
|
GENERAL INFORMATION

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