Curtis Stone

Curtis Stone

 

Celebrity Chef, Television Host and Restaurateur

Curtis Stone is an internationally acclaimed Australian celebrity chef, television presenter, author, and restaurateur known for his modern cooking style, engaging television personality, and successful global culinary career. From professional kitchens in Australia and London to major television programs in the United States and around the world, Curtis Stone has become one of the most recognised chefs in the entertainment and food industries.

Originally studying for a Bachelor of Business, Curtis Stone chose to follow his passion for cooking and began his culinary career at the age of 18 at Melbourne’s Savoy Hotel.

Culinary Career and Restaurants

After completing his chef qualifications in Australia, Curtis Stone moved to London where he trained under legendary chef Marco Pierre White at the renowned Café Royal and Mirabelle restaurants.

His talent and leadership quickly saw him promoted to head chef at White’s Quo Vadis restaurant, helping establish his reputation within the international culinary industry.

In February 2014, Curtis Stone opened his first restaurant, Maude, in Beverly Hills, California. The restaurant gained critical acclaim and further cemented his status as a world-class chef and restaurateur.

Television Career

Curtis Stone first gained television exposure in Australia through the travelling cooking series Surfing the Menu alongside fellow chef Ben O’Donoghue.

He later appeared on numerous cooking and lifestyle programs in the United Kingdom including Dinner in a Box, Good Food Live, and Saturday Kitchen. Curtis also hosted the first season of Australia’s My Restaurant Rules.

In 2006, Curtis Stone launched the internationally successful TLC series Take Home Chef in the United States. The program became a global hit and introduced him to audiences worldwide.

American Television Success

Curtis Stone has become a familiar face on American television, regularly appearing on NBC’s Today show and co-hosting programs alongside major television personalities.

Over the years, he has appeared on:

  • Martha with Martha Stewart
  • Access Hollywood
  • Lopez Tonight
  • The Talk
  • The Chew
  • Rachael Ray
  • The Ellen DeGeneres Show
  • The Oprah Winfrey Show
  • Conan with Conan O’Brien

Curtis also appeared on Oprah’s Ultimate Australian Adventure, where he prepared a beach barbecue on Hamilton Island’s Whitehaven Beach featuring premium Australian seafood and produce.

Reality Cooking Shows and Food Network

Curtis Stone has appeared in a wide range of cooking competitions and reality television programs.

He competed on Iron Chef America against Bobby Flay and also made appearances on The Biggest Loser and Celebrity Family Feud.

In 2010, Curtis joined the judging and investment panel on NBC’s America’s Next Great Restaurant alongside Bobby Flay, Steve Ells, and Lorena Garcia.

He later became host of:

  • Top Chef Masters
  • Around the World in 80 Plates
  • Top Chef Duels
  • Kitchen Inferno

Curtis also mentored contestants on Food Network’s All Star Academy and appeared on Guilty Pleasures.

MasterChef Australia and Brand Partnerships

Curtis Stone has also appeared on MasterChef Australia, including the MasterChef All-Stars series and special masterclass episodes alongside Marco Pierre White.

In addition to television, Curtis has worked with major supermarket and food brands including Coles, Hy-Vee, Bi-Lo, and Great Grains cereal. He has often spoken about his passion for helping families cook simple and healthy meals at home.

Why Audiences Love Curtis Stone

Curtis Stone is admired for his approachable cooking style, professional expertise, and charismatic television presence. Whether hosting cooking shows, running award-winning restaurants, or sharing recipes with home cooks, Curtis continues to inspire food lovers around the world with his passion for quality ingredients and great food.

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