Michelin Guide to Great Britain and Ireland: New Michelin Star Winners 2023

The Michelin Guide has officially been announced for the United Kingdom and Ireland for 2023.

Food lovers will be excited by the newcomers added to the Michelin Star list.

The Silverstone Circuit saw the first in-person presentation of Michelin Stars for Great Britain and Ireland, since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Winners were unveiled at a glamorous meeting of the region's most talented chefs and kitchen teams, on March 27.

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Twenty new restaurants were awarded One Michelin Star, whilst three new restaurants received Two Michelin Stars. In Ireland, there was just one new restaurant — Terre, Castlemartyr — was added to this listing, whilst the United Kingdom saw more than twenty newcomers.

If you’re planning a trip to the United Kingdom, and you love to try new places, this is the perfect list for fine dining and elite level casual dining that will have you thinking about the meal for weeks to come. Make sure to book ahead as these establishments are likely to become very popular.

New Two Star Michelin Restaurants

Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal, London
dede, Cork Ireland
The Ledbury, London

New One Star Michelin Restaurants

Àclèaf, Plymouth
Ben Wilkinson at The Pass, Horsham
Cycene, London
Gidleigh Park, Chagford
Grace & Savour, Hampton-in-Arden
heft, Newton-in-Cartmel
Heron, Leith
Luca, London
Lumiére, Cheltenham
Pentonbridge Inn, Penton
Restaurant Twenty-Two, Cambridge
sō–lō, Aughton
SOLSTICE BY KENNY ATKINSON, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
St. Barts, London
Store, Stoke Holy Cross
Taku, London
Terre, Castlemartyr, Cork, Ireland
The Samling, Ambleside
The Tudor Pass, Egham
Timberyard, Edinburgh