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The Michelin Guide is announcing the list of new Michelin Stars and Green Stars for 2022
After unveiling its special awards yesterday, and Bib Gourmands last week, it has begun announcing Michelin stars and Green stars for 2022
Kicking off, three Special Awards winners, Trivet, in Southwark, SY23 in Aberystwyth and the Selby brothers' restaurant, Evelyn's Table received a star.
New one stars
- The Barn, Aughton, Lancashire – chef Nathan Cornwell
- Bastible, Dublin – Barry Fitzgerald
- Bridge Arms, Bridge, Canterbury – chef Daniel Smith
New addition to the Guide
- Dog and Gun Inn, Skelton, Cumbria – chef Ben Queen-Fryer
- Evelyn's Table, Soho, London – chef Luke Selby
New addition to the Guide. Also Winner of the Young Chef Award.
- Frog by Adam Handling, Covent Garden, London – chef Adam Handling
- The Glenturret Lalique, Crieff, Perthshire – chef Mark Donald
New addition to the Guide
- Glovers Alley, Dublin – chef Andy McFadden
- Home, Penarth, Cardiff – chef James Sommerin
New addition to the Guide
- Jamavar, Mayfair, London – chef Surender Mohan
- Kol, Marylebone, London – chef Santiago Lastra
New addition to the Guide
- Meadowsweet, Holt, Norfolk – chef Greg Anderson
New addition to the Guide
- Pine, East Wallhouses, Northumberland – chef Cal Byerley
New addition to the Guide. Also awarded a MICHELIN Green Star.
- Sollip, Southwark, London – chef Woongchul Park
- SY23, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion – chef Nathan Davies
New addition to the Guide. Also Winner of the Opening of the Year Award.
- Trivet, Southwark, London – chef Jonny Lake
- Unalome by Graeme Cheevers, Glasgow – chef Graeme Cheevers
New addition to the Guide
- Upstairs by Tom Shepherd, Lichfield, Staffordshire – chef Tom Shepherd
New addition to the Guide
- Wild Honey St James, St James’s, London – chef Anthony Demetre
New two stars
- Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, Dublin – Chef Mickael Viljanen
New addition to the Guide
- The Clove Club, Shoreditch, London – Chef Isaac McHale
Promoted from One MICHELIN Star
- Ikoyi, St James’s, London – Chef Jeremy Chan
Promoted from One MICHELIN Star
- Liath, Blackrock, Dublin – Chef Damien Grey
Promoted from One MICHELIN Star
- Ynyshir, Machynlleth, Powys – Chef Gareth Ward
Promoted from One MICHELIN Star
New Three stars
- L’Enclume, Cartmel, Cumbria – Chef Simon Rogan
Promoted from Two MICHELIN Stars. Also holds a MICHELIN Green Star.
Stay tuned for live coverage of the new stars in the 2022 Guide for Great Britain and Ireland
The famed little red book was let go when the guide went fully digital in 2021 due to the pandemic. Having developed a proprietary iOS app, Michelin said the move would allow it to publish the global guide in one place, to be distributed free of charge, thus reaching a much wider audience.
Green stars
Nine restaurants were singled out for their sustainable endeavours, as follows:
CHAPTERS, Hay-on-Wye, Powys (chef Mark McHugo)
New addition to the Guide
Marle, Heckfield, Hampshire (chef Michael Chapman)
Moor Hall, Aughton, Lancashire (chef Mark Birchall)
Also holds Two MICHELIN Stars
Oak, Bath, Somerset (chef Pete Ellis)
Pensons, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire (chef Chris Simpson)
Also holds One MICHELIN Star
Pine, East Wallhouses, Northumberland (chef Cal Byerley)
New addition to the Guide. Also awarded One MICHELIN Star.
Terroir Tapas, Bournemouth, Dorset (chef Jesse Wells)
New addition to the Guide
Tillingham, Peasmarsh, East Sussex (chef Tom Ryalls)
New addition to the Guide
Wilsons, Bristol (chef Jan Ostle)
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Michelin Guide UK 2022: L'Enclume wins three stars in Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2022
Michelin Guide UK 2022: The full list
Michelin Guide UK 2022: Longstanding Michelin-starred restaurants celebrate retaining stars after two difficult years for hospitality
Michelin Guide UK 2022: Deletions
