Find out which restaurants and chefs gained Michelin stars in the Michelin Guide UK 2019 plus, which restaurants lost stars.
The Michelin Guide UK 2019 saw no restaurants join the likes of Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat Duck, Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester, Gordan Ramsay in London and the Waterside Inn.
Core by Clare Smyth, Moor Hall and Kitchen Table at Bubble Dogs all awarded two stars in the Michelin Guide UK 2019. They join a long list of high-profile chefs and restaurants including The Raby Hunt, L’Enclume, Restaurant Sat Bains and Midsummer House.
Which restaurants had their stars deleted in the Michelin Guide UK 2019?
There were a number of establishments to have their stars deleted in this year’s guide. Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley lost 1 star, now a 1 Michelin-starred restaurant; Le Champignon Sauvage, lost 1 star, now a 1 Michelin-starred restaurant, Gidleigh Park lost 1 star, new chef gains a Michelin star, now a 1 Michelin-starred restaurant. Those who lost stras completely were Ellory (restaurant closed), HKK (restaurant closed), Outlaw's at the Capital, Ametsa, Jamavar, Tamarind (restaurant closed), Lima Fitzrovia, Royal Oak, Butchers Arms, Harrow at Little Bedwyn, JSW, Box Tree, Albannach (restaurant closed), Boath House and Martin Wishart at Loch Lomond (restaurant closed).
The Michelin Guide UK 2019 and Ireland also saw 21 new restaurants awarded a first Michelin star, including Brat, Ikoyi, Sabor, Hide, Leroy and Roganic.
