Ahead of the annual awards ceremony on 13 June, The World’s 50 Best Restaurants has revealed their list of restaurants ranked from numbers 100-51.
Lyle's in Shoreditch
Only three restaurants featured on the list hail from the UK – all from London.
Out of the 15 new entries Lyle’s in Shoreditch is the only new entry from the UK to appear on the list sitting at number 65. Lyle’s is the brainchild of former St John Bread & Wine head chef, James Lowe and was awarded its first Michelin star last year.
Hedone from Swedish chef, Mikael Jonsson has held on to 60th place for a second year in a row and Fergus Henderson’s and Trevor Gulliver’s, St John has moved up a spot to number 91.
Other new entries include the Michelin starred restaurants Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare, New York (81) and Epicure, Paris (69). Just making the list for the first time is Chestnaya Kuhnya in Moscow (100).
There are also a total of four re-entries on this year’s list including La Grenouillère, France (62), La Colombe, South Africa (76), Die Schwarzwaldstube, Germany (88) and La Petite Maison, Dubai (99).
The full 100-51 list as follows:
100 Chestnaya Kuhnya, Moscow, Russia NEW ENTRY
99 La Petite Maison, Dubai, UAE RE-ENTRY
98 Quay, Sydney, Australia
97 Momofuku Ko, New York, USA
96 Cosme, New York, USA NEW ENTRY
95 L’Effervescence, Tokyo, Japan
94 Bras, Laguiole, France
93 Daniel Berlin, Skåne Tranås, Sweden NEW ENTRY
92 Quintessence, Tokyo, Japan NEW ENTRY
91 St John, London, UK
89= Zuma, Dubai, UAE
89= Benu, San Francisco, USA NEW ENTRY
88 Die Schwarzwaldstube, Baiersbronn, Germany RE-ENTRY
87 Indian Accent, New Delhi, India
86 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana, Hong Kong, China
85 The French Laundry, Yountville, USA
84 Reale, Castel Di Sangro, Italy NEW ENTRY
83 Manresa, Los Gatos, USA
82 Hajime, Osaka, Japan
81 Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare, New York, USA NEW ENTRY
80 L’Atelier Saint-Germain de Joël Robuchon Paris, Paris, France
79 Diverxo, Madrid, Spain
78 Belcanto, Lisbon, Portugal
77 Den, Tokyo, Japan NEW ENTRY
76 La Colombe, Cape Town, South Africa RE-ENTRY
75 Twins, Moscow, Russia NEW ENTRY
74 Le Chateaubriand, Paris, France
73 Hertog Jan, Bruges, Belgium
72 Pavillon Ledoyen, Paris,France NEW ENTRY
71 Daniel, New York, USA
70 Burnt Ends, Singapore, Singapore NEW ENTRY
69 Epicure, Paris, France NEW ENTRY
68 Tegui, Buenos Aires, Argentina
67 The Restaurant at Meadowood, St. Helena, USA
65= Brae, Birregurra, Australia
65= Lyle’s, London, UK NEW ENTRY
64 Lasai, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil NEW ENTRY
63 Aqua, Wolfsburg, Germany
62 La Grenouillère, La Madelaine Sous Montreuil, France RE-ENTRY
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