Sunday Times top 100 Restaurants - the full list

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Le-Manoir-Aux-Quat-SaisonsToday sees the release of the Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants in Britain. Earlier we brought you the top 20, but here is the full list, including all the details for each region. The guide is published in association with Harden’s, and is based on 70,000 reviews from more than 6,000 consumers covering the whole of Britain. The restaurant list is composed of 47 from London, 11 from the South West, 11 from the South East, 7 from the North West, 7 from the Midlands, 3 from Yorkshire, 2 from the East, 1 from the North East, 8 from Scotland, 2 from Wales and 1 from Jersey.     Here's a summary of each region:
  • Of the 47 London restaurants featured, sixteen are in Mayfair, up from 13 in 2013.
  • In the South West, Wilks in Bristol is the city’s first ever entry at 95.
  • The South East's Bray is looking like a top destination this year, with Heston's Blumenthal's Fat Duck and Waterside Inn both featuring in the top 30 at 29 and 10 respectively.
  • The North West has seen no new entries this year, but L’Enclume is at 3 and Fraiche is in the coveted #1 spot.
  • Of the seven Midlands restaurants featured, three of them are in the top 10: Mr Underhill’s in Ludlow, Restaurant Sat Bains in Nottingham and Harry Place in Great Gonerby, the highest ranked new entry at 8.
  • Yorkshire's three entries give it the best performance since the list was first published in 2010.
  • The East has two entries, including the new entry The Neptune in Norfolk at 32.
  • Excitingly for the North East, this year sees the region’s first ever entry into the list - Michelin starred restaurant The Raby Hunt Inn in Summerhouse has joined the top 30 at number 26.
  • Both of Wales' entries have gone into the top 50; Tyddyn Llan in Llandrillo is a re-entry at 36 after appearing in 2011 and 2012 but dropping out in 2013, and Checkers in Montgomery is a brand new entry at 45.
  • Jersey had no entries last year, but this year sees The Bohemia at The Club Hotel & Spa make the list.
 

The full Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants:

1 Fraîche, Oxton

2 Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons, Great Milton

3 L’Enclume, Cartmel

4 The Ledbury, London W11

5 Mr Underhill’s, Ludlow

6 Restaurant Sat Bains, Nottingham

7 Rasoi, London SW3

8 Harry’s Place, Great Gonerby

9 Gidleigh Park, Chagford

10 Waterside Inn, Bray

11 Restaurant Martin Wishart, Edinburgh

12 The Pass Restaurant, South Lodge Hotel, Horsham

13 Martin Wishart, Cameron House, Loch Lomond

14 Simon Radley, The Chester Grosvenor, Chester

15 Restaurant Nathan Outlaw, The St Enodoc Hotel, Rock

16 Le Gavroche, London W1

17 One-O-One, Sheraton Park Tower, London SW1

18 The Castle Terrace, Edinburgh

19 Yorke Arms, Ramsgill-in-Nidderdale

20 Kitchen Table, London W1

21 Midsummer House, Cambridge

22 Kai Mayfair, London W1

23 21212, Edinburgh

24 Northcote, Langho

25 Fera at Claridge’s, Claridge’s Hotel, London W1

26 Raby Hunt, Summerhouse

27 The Latymer, Pennyhill Park Hotel, Bagshot

28 Pied à Terre, London W1

29 The Fat Duck, Bray

30 Hedone, London W4

31 Drakes, Ripley

32 The Neptune, Old Hunstanton

33 Bath Priory Hotel, Bath

34 Pétrus, London SW1

35 The Square, London W1

36 Tyddyn Llan, Llandrillo

37 Zuma, London SW7

38 Murano, London W1

39 The Five Fields, London SW3

40 Hambleton Hall, Hambleton

41 The Dining Room, Whatley Manor, Easton Grey

42 The Greenhouse, London W1

43 Andrew Fairlie, Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder

44 Hakkasan, London W1

45 Checkers, Montgomery

46 L’Ortolan, Shinfield

47 Koffmann’s, The Berkeley, London SW1

48 Marianne, London W2

49 Nobu, Metropolitan Hotel, London W1

50 Le Champignon Sauvage, Cheltenham

51 André Garrett At Cliveden, Cliveden House, Taplow

52 La Petite Maison, London W1

53 The Harrow at Little Bedwyn, Marlborough

54 Fischers at Baslow Hall, Baslow

55 The Peat Inn, Cupar

56 Roka, London W1

57 The Terrace, Montagu Arms Hotel, Beaulieu

58 Benares, London W1

59 L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, London WC2

60 Seven Park Place, London SW1

61 The French Restaurant, Midland Hotel, Manchester

62 Artichoke, Amersham

63 Read’s, Faversham

64 Wiltons, London SW1

65 Theo Randall, InterContinental Hotel, London W1

66 Min Jiang, The Royal Garden Hotel, London W8

67 The Kitchin, Edinburgh

68 Pollen Street Social, London W1

69 Purnells, Birmingham

70 Amaya, London SW1

71 Holbeck Ghyll, Windermere

72 Scott’s, London W1

73 Texture, London W1

74 Bohemia, The Club Hotel & Spa, Jersey

75 Alyn Williams, Westbury Hotel, London W1

76 Hand & Flowers, Marlow

77 Story, London SE1

78 HKK, London EC2

79 Chez Bruce, London SW17

80 Loves, The Glasshouse, Birmingham

81 Marcus, The Berkeley, London SW1

82 Lucknam Park, Luckham Park Hotel, Colerne

83 Sushi Tetsu, London EC1

84 Dinner, Mandarin Oriental, London SW1

85 The Three Chimneys, Dunvegan

86 Hunan, London SW1

87 Gordon Ramsay, London, SW3

88 The Ritz Restaurant, The Ritz, London W1

89 The River Café, London W6

90 Galvin La Chapelle, London E1

91 Seafood Restaurant, Padstow

92 The Clove Club, London EC1

93 Tamarind, London W1

94 Lumière, Cheltenham

95 Wilks, Bristol

96 The Pipe & Glass Inn, Beverley

97 Hibiscus, London W1

98 Samuel’s, Swinton Park Hotel & Spa, Masham

99 Freemasons at Wiswell, Wiswell

100 La Trompette, London W1

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Editor 19th October 2014

Sunday Times top 100 Restaurants - the full list