A double whammy of new three-star restaurants, three new two-stars and seventeen new entries – Michelin were keen to show their support for the hospitality industry this year, and 2021's results meant there was plenty to celebrate.
Immense congratulations to Clare Smyth and Hélène Darroze – two chefs who achieved three-star status and have reached the pinnacle of their careers. Andrew Wong (of A Wong), Tom Sellers (of Restaurant Story) and Rafael Cagali (of Da Terra) all won a second star too – very well deserved.
The new one-star restaurants for 2021 were Muse (London), Osip (Somerset), Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall (Yorkshire), Dede (Baltimore, Co. Cork, Ireland), The Latymer (Surrey), Hide and Fox (Kent), Behind (London), Roots (York), Cail Bruich (Glasgow), Hjem (Northumberland), Cornerstone (London), Davies and Brook (London), Outlaw's New Road (Cornwall), Benares (London), Casa Fofo (London), Pea Porridge (Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk) and Sola (London).
Read on for the full list of Michelin-starred restaurants in the UK and Ireland and see where they are via our interactive map. There are even some Michelin-starred recipes at the end if you fancy challenging yourself at home.
While a few of them have won stars previously, we were thrilled to see so many of our own chefs clinch a Michelin star for their latest restaurants. Get to know more about their illustrious careers, and try your hand at their recipes.
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.
