It's been a significant year for the Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2019, with twenty-one brand new one-star entries announced and three new two-stars. The most significant new entry was Core by Clare Smyth, which jumped straight into the guide with two Michelin stars.
Kitchen Table at Bubbledogs in London and Mark Birchall's Moor Hall in Lancashire both received a second star too, building on their stars from last year.
Another Michelin veteran – Simon Rogan – was a big winner this year, with his London outpost Roganic and neighbourhood Cartmel restaurant Rogan & Co winning a star each. Roganic was one of six London restaurants to enter the guide this year – Ollie Dabbous returned to the guide with his new restaurant Hide, and there were wins for Brat, Leroy, Sabor, and Nigerian-inspired Ikoyi too.
Other notable wins outside London include Gidleigh Park in Devon, where new head chef Chris Simpson received a star. Paul Welburn also won a star for his fantastic cooking at Oxford Kitchen, and plenty more restaurants made the grade too, including Tim Allen's Flitch of Bacon, Paul Foster's Salt in Stratford-upon-Avon, and a long-awaited entry for Colin McGurran at Winteringham Fields.
Read on for the full list of Michelin-starred restaurants in the UK and Ireland, our interactive Michelin map, details on all the new restaurants and even some Michelin-starred recipes if you fancy challenging yourself at home.
The 2019 Michelin Guide saw twenty-one new one-star restaurants gain an entry into its hallowed pages, along with three new two-star restaurants. Read about the new restaurants and take a look at the chefs pushing them forward.
You don't have to visit a Michelin-starred restaurant to eat Michelin-starred food – provided you're willing to spend a bit of time and effort in your own kitchen. Take a look at our huge collection of recipes from Michelin-starred chefs and put your cooking skills to the test.
