finding pubs to be the perfect choice. And with such skills in the kitchen, these pubs in turn are becoming great training schools for the next generation of chefs.”
Pubs offering something extra special are given our ‘Inspectors’ Favourites’ stamp. That could be because they are one of the 47 pubs with a Bib Gourmand – our award for great value cooking; they could be great all-rounders or be particularly charming; or they could even have a Michelin star.
Each year we also select one special pub as our ‘Pub of the Year’ and, for 2014, this accolade goes to
The Greyhound on the Test in Stockbridge, Hampshire. Rebecca Burr commented: “This 600 year- old pub has loads of character. Lucy, the owner, is very involved in the day-to-day running of the pub and her cheerful nature rubs off on her young staff; the food is great and the bedrooms are charming.”
Each entry in the guide features a colour photo and an in-depth description, along with examples of typical dishes, a list of real ales served and whether they have bedrooms. Opening times, prices and directions are also included, as well as regional maps and indexes by both pub and town name.
The full list of pubs in the guide, along with a cover image and a picture of the Pub of the Year can be downloaded at:
www.michelin.co.uk