Michelin Guide UK 2023: The full list

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The Michelin Guide has unveiled the full list of Michelin Stars and Green Stars in the Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2023

After unveiling its special awards, and Bib Gourmands last week, it has announced Michelin stars and Green stars for 2023

New Three Michelin stars

There are no new three stars additions in Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2023.

Retained

New Two Michelin stars

Ledbury, Kensington & Chelsea – Brett Graham

Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal, City of Westminster – Alex Dilling

Dede, Baltimore, Republic of Ireland – Ahmet Dede

Retained

New One Michelin stars

Pentonbridge Inn, Carlisle - Chris Archer

Gidleigh Park, Devon - Chris Eden

The Samling, Windermere - Robby Jenks

The Tudor Pass, Egham - Alex Payne

So-lo, Aughton - Tim Allen

Grace and Savour, Solihull - David Taylor

Timberyard, Edinburgh - James Murray

Heron, Leith - Tomás Gormley and Sam Yorke

Restaurant Twenty-Two, Cambridge - Sam Carter

The Pass, Horsham - Ben Wilkinson

Terre, County Cork - Vincent Crepel

Lumiere, Cheltenham - Jonathon Howe

Luca, Clerkenwell, London - Robert Chambers

Store, Stoke Holy Cross - Liam Nichols

Àclèaf, Plymouth - Scott Paton

Cycene, Shoreditch - Theo Clench

Heft, Grange-over-Sands - Kevin Tickle

Solstice, Newcastle - Kenny Atkinson

Taku, Westminster - Takuya Watanabe

St Barts, Farringdon - Johnnie Crowe

Retained

London

Mayfair
  • Muse, Belgravia
  • Pétrus by Gordon Ramsay, Belgravia
  • Pied à Terre, Bloomsbury
  • Pollen Street Social, Mayfair
  • Portland, Regent's Park and Marylebone
  • Quilon, Victoria
  • The Ritz Restaurant, St James's
  • River Café, Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Sabor, Mayfair
  • SO|LA, Soho
  • St John, Clerkenwell
  • Sollip, London 
  • The Ninth, Bloomsbury
  • Trinity, Clapham
  • Trivet, London
  • Trishna, Regent's Park and Marylebone
  • Umu, Mayfair
  • Veeraswamy, Mayfair
  • Wild Honey St James, London
  • England

    Scotland

    Wales

    Northern Ireland

    Republic of Ireland

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    Editor 27th March 2023

    Michelin Guide UK 2023: The full list