Michelin Guide UK & Ireland 2026: Full list of Michelin-starred restaurants

The Michelin Guide UK & Ireland 2026 has been revealed, recognising the best restaurants across the country for culinary excellence.

Below is the full list of Michelin-starred restaurants for 2026, including three-Michelin-star, two-Michelin-star, one-Michelin-star and Michelin green star venues.

Three Michelin star restaurants – UK & Ireland (2026)

10 restaurants

Each of these restaurants represents the highest level of culinary excellence recognised by the Michelin Guide.

• Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester – London
• CORE by Clare Smyth – London
• Hélène Darroze at The Connaught – London
• L’Enclume – Cartmel
• Moor Hall – Aughton
• Restaurant Gordon Ramsay – London
• Sketch, The Lecture Room & Library) – London
• The Fat Duck – Bray
• The Ledbury – London
• The Waterside Inn – Bray

Two Michelin Star Restaurants – UK & Ireland (2026)

28 restaurants

Restaurants awarded two Michelin stars demonstrate exceptional cuisine, worth a detour.

New two Michelin stars

• Row on 5 – London
• Bonheur by Matt Abé – London

Retained two stars

• A. Wong, London
• Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal, London
• Brooklands by Claude Bosi, London
• Restaurant Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles, Auchterarder
• Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, Dublin 
• Da Terra, London
• Dede, Baltimore, Republic of Ireland
• Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, London
• Gymkhana, London
• The Hand and Flowers, Marlow
• hide and fox, Saltwood
• Humble Chicken, London
• Ikoyi, St James’s, London
• Kitchen Table, London
• Liath, Blackrock, Dublin
• Midsummer House, Cambridge
• Opheem, Birmingham
• Patrick Guilbaud, Dublin
• Restaurant Sat Bains, Nottingham
• Restaurant Story, London
• The Clove Club, Shoreditch, London
• Ynyshir, Machynlleth, Powys
• Terre, Castlemartyr
• The Glenturret Lalique, Crieff
• The Ritz Restaurant, St James's
• Trivet, London

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One Michelin Star Restaurants – UK & Ireland (2026)

192 restaurants

One Michelin star is awarded to restaurants offering high-quality cooking, worth a stop.

New one Michelin star

• 1887 – Torridon
• Ambassadors Clubhouse – London
• Corenucopia by Clare Smyth – London
• FIFTY TWO – Harrogate
• Forest Avenue – Dublin
• JÖRO – Oughtibridge
• Kerfield Arms – London
• Killiecrankie House – Killiecrankie
• Labombe by Trivet – London
• Legado – London
• Maré by Rafael Cagali – Brighton and Hove
• Michael Caines at The Stafford – London
• Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High – London
• Somssi by Jihun Kim – London
• The Boat – Lichfield
• The Pullman – Galway
• The Wilderness – Birmingham
• Tom Brown at The Capital – London
• Ugly Butterfly by Adam Handling – Newquay
• Vraic – Vale, Guernsey

Retained one star

• 1890 by Gordon Ramsay – London
• 33 The Homend – Ledbury
• 64 Goodge Street – London
• Àclèaf – Plymouth
• Adam’s – Birmingham
• Akoko – London
• alchemilla – Nottingham
• Allium at Askham Hall – Askham
• Amaya – London
• Angler – London
• AngloThai – London
• Aniar – Galway
• Artichoke – Amersham
• Aulis – London
• AVERY – Edinburgh
• Ballyfin – Ballyfin
• Bastible – Dublin
• Bastion – Kinsale
• Beach House – Oxwich
• Behind – London
• Ben Wilkinson at The Pass – Horsham
• Benares – London

• Black Swan – Oldstead
• Bohemia – Saint Helier
• Brat – London
• Bulrush – Bristol
• Bybrook – Castle Combe
• Cail Bruich – Glasgow
• Campagne – Kilkenny
• Caractère – London
• Casa Fofō – London
• Cedar Tree by Hrishikesh Desai – Brampton
• Chestnut – Ballydehob
• Chez Bruce – London
• Chishuru – London

• Condita – Edinburgh
• Cornus – London
• Cycene – London
• Dining Room at The Goring – London
• Dog and Gun Inn – Skelton
• D’Olier Street – Dublin
• Dorian – London
• Dysart Petersham – London
• Elephant – Torquay
• Elystan Street – London
• Endo at The Rotunda – London
• Evelyn’s Table – London
• Fordwich Arms – Fordwich
• Forest Side – Grasmere
• Forge – Middleton Tyas
• Frog by Adam Handling – London
• Galvin La Chapelle – London
• Gidleigh Park – Chagford
• Glovers Alley – Dublin
• Gorse – Cardiff

• Grace & Savour – Hampton in Arden
• Gravetye Manor – East Grinstead
• Hambleton Hall – Hambleton
• heft – Newton in Cartmel
• Heron – Leith
• HIDE – London
• The Hind’s Head – Bray
• Home – Penarth
• Homestead Cottage – Doolin
• House – Ardmore
• House of Tides – Newcastle upon Tyne
• Interlude – Lower Beeding
• Jamavar – London
• John’s House – Mountsorrel
• Kitchen W8 – London
• KOL – London
• La Trompette – London
• Lady Helen – Thomastown
• Lake Road Kitchen – Ambleside
• Latymer – Bagshot
• Le Champignon Sauvage – Cheltenham
• LIGИUM – Bullaun
• Lita – London
• Loch Bay – Isle of Skye
• Luca – London
• Lumière – Cheltenham
• LYLA – Edinburgh
• Lympstone Manor – Lympstone
• mana – Manchester
• Mark Poynton at Caistor Hall – Caistor St Edmund
• Martin Wishart – Leith

• Mauro Colagreco at Raffles London at The OWO – London
• Meadowsweet – Holt
• Morston Hall – Morston
• Mountain – London
• Murano – London
• Muse by Tom Aikens – London
• mýse – Hovingham
• Northcote – Langho
• Nut Tree Inn – Murcott
• Old Stamp House – Ambleside
• Olive Tree – Bath
• OMA – London
• Ormer Mayfair – London
• Osip – Bruton
• Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen – Port Isaac
• Outlaw’s New Road – Port Isaac
• OX – Belfast
• Paul Ainsworth at No.6 – Padstow
• Pavyllon London – London
• Pea Porridge – Bury St Edmunds
• Pentonbridge Inn – Penton
• Pétrus by Gordon Ramsay – London
• Pied à Terre – London
• Pine – East Wallhouses
• Pipe and Glass – South Dalton
• Plates London – London
• Portland – London
• Quilon – London
• Restaurant Hywel Jones by Lucknam Park – Colerne
• Restaurant Twenty-Two – Cambridge
• River Café – London
• Rogan & Co – Cartmel
• Roots – York
• Sabor – London
• Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall – Ripon
• Simpsons – Birmingham
• Skof – Manchester
• SO|LA – London
• Sollip – London

• Sō–Lō – Aughton
• Solstice by Kenny Atkinson – Newcastle upon Tyne
• Sorrel – Dorking
• Sosban & The Old Butchers – Menai Bridge
• SOURCE at Gilpin Hotel – Bowness-on-Windermere
• St. Barts – London
• St. JOHN – London
• Star Inn at Harome – Harome
• Stark – East Mersea
• Starling – Esher
• Sushi Kanesaka – London
• Taku – London
• The Angel – Hetton
• The Barn – Aughton
• The Bishop’s Buttery – Cashel
• The Coach – Marlow
• The Cottage in the Wood – Braithwaite
• The Cross – Kenilworth
• The Dining Room – Malmesbury
• The Harwood Arms – London
• The Kitchin – Leith
• The Masons Arms – Knowstone
• The Morrison Room – Maynooth
• The Muddlers Club – Belfast
• The Neptune – Hunstanton
• The Ninth – London
• The Oak Room – Adare
• The Peat Inn – Peat Inn
• The Royal Oak – Whatcote
• The Samling – Ambleside
• The Sportsman – Seasalter
• The Tudor Pass – Egham
• The White Swan – Fence
• The Whitebrook – Whitebrook
• Timberyard – Edinburgh
• Trinity – London
• Trishna – London
• Umu – London
• Unalome by Graeme Cheevers – Glasgow
• Upstairs by Tom Shepherd – Lichfield

• Variety Jones – Dublin
• Veeraswamy – London
• Walnut Tree – Llanddewi Skirrid
• Wild Honey St James – London
• Wilsons – Bristol
• Winteringham Fields – Winteringham
• Woven by Adam Smith – Ascot

Michelin Green Star Restaurants – UK & Ireland (2026)

37 restaurants

Michelin Green Stars recognise restaurants leading the way in sustainable gastronomy.

New Michelin green stars

• Eight at Gazegill by Doug Crampton – Rimington
• Glebe House – Southleigh
• Timberyard – Edinburgh
• Forest Side – Grasmere
• 1887 – Torridon
• Knepp Wilding Kitchen – Horsham
• The Free Company – Balerno

Retained green star

• Angela’s – Margate
• Apricity – London
• Black Swan – Oldstead

• Coombeshead Farm – Lewannick
• CULTURE – Falmouth
• Daylesford Organic Farm – Daylesford
• Exmoor Forest Inn – Simonsbath
• Forge – Middleton Tyas
• Homestead Kitchen – Goathland
• Interlude – Lower Beeding
• Jericho – Plungar
• L’Enclume – Cartmel
• Marle – Heckfield
• Moor Hall – Aughton
• Oak – Bath
• Osip – Bruton
• Petersham Nurseries Café – London
• Pine – East Wallhouses
• Pythouse Kitchen Garden – Tisbury
• Restaurant Sat Bains – Nottingham
• St. Barts – London
• The Small Holding – Kilndown
• Where The Light Gets In – Stockport
• Wilsons – Bristol
• Wild Shropshire – Whitchurch
• Inver – Strachur
• ANNWN – Narberth
• CHAPTERS – Hay-on-Wye
• The Whitebrook – Whitebrook
• Kai Restaurant – Galway

Michelin Guide UK & Ireland 2026 at a Glance

• Total Michelin-starred restaurants: 230
• Three-star restaurants: 10
• Two-star restaurants: 28
• One-star restaurants: 192
• Michelin Green Star restaurants: 37

Related Michelin Guide 2026 Coverage

• Michelin Guide UK & Ireland 2026 – Live results
• Michelin Guide UK & Ireland 2026: Matt Abé and Row on 5 earn two stars
• Michelin Guide UK 2026: New Bib Gourmand Restaurants

The Michelin Guide is published annually and reflects inspections carried out anonymously throughout the year. Star ratings are awarded based on the quality of the food on the plate, consistency, and the personality of the chef’s cooking.

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