Michelin Guide UK 2023: 3 new two stars and 20 new one stars in Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2023

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The Michelin Guide 2023 has announced the list of new Michelin Stars and Green Stars. 

After unveiling its Bib Gourmands last week, today we found out who has been awarded Michelin stars and Green stars for 2023.

New three stars

There are no new three stars additions in Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2023 

New two stars

Ledbury, Kensington & Chelsea – Brett Graham

Commenting on the news, the Ledbury's Head Chef, Tom Spenceley, said in a post on social media: "Absolutely honoured to Head up the Kitchen Team alongside Brett and bring back home Two Michelin Stars to The Ledbury."

He added: "This would not be possible without all of the teams relentless endeavour, commitment and dedication. Great Achievements like this make all of the sacrifices we make worth it. This is Just the Beginning."

Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal, City of Westminster – Alex Dilling

Dede, Baltimore, Republic of Ireland – Ahmet Dede

Promoted from One MICHELIN Star

Commenting on Dede's win, Ahmet said in a post on his instagram: "Feeling blessed, can’t wait to get back home and celebrate with my team, people of WestCork, our suppliers, friends and family. We just made a history."

New one stars

Pentonbridge Inn, Carlisle - Chris Archer

New addition to the Guide

Gidleigh Park, Devon - Chris Eden

The Samling, Windermere - Robby Jenks

New addition to the Guide

The Tudor Pass, Egham - Alex Payne

Winning a star six months after opening, Alex said: "One Michelin Star! Last night was surreal, 6 months to the day we opened The Tudor Pass - a big thank you to my amazing team!"

So-lo, Aughton - Tim Allen

New addition to the Guide

Grace and Savour, Solihull - David Taylor

New addition to the Guide

Thanking David Taylor and others, the restaurant said: "Huge thanks to David Taylor, our Chef Director, and Anette Taylor, our house manager, who have led the team through the first hard year of opening, blown our minds with the food and embedded it all with depth and personal warmth."

They added: "Hats off to John Bluck who has instilled the team with energy and focus, foraged his way across the Midlands and has deservedly been promoted to head chef.⁠"

    Timberyard, Edinburgh - James Murray

    New addition to the Guide

    Heron, Leith - Tomás Gormley and Sam Yorke

    New addition to the Guide

    Restaurant Twenty-Two, Cambridge - Sam Carter

    New addition to the Guide

    The Pass, Horsham - Ben Wilkinson

    New addition to the Guide

    Commenting on Ben's win, The South Lodge Hotel said: "We are extremely excited and proud to share that The Pass, with Ben Wilkinson at the helm, was awarded a Michelin star following the highly anticipated @michelinguide announcement event last night, straight off the back of its recent three AA Rosettes."

    They added: "Congratulations to the team, both in the kitchen and front of house, on achieving the recognition they deserve and all within seven months of reopening."

    Terre, County Cork - Vincent Crepel

    New addition to the Guide

    Lumiere, Cheltenham - Jonathon Howe

    New addition to the Guide

    Luca, Clerkenwell, London - Robert Chambers

    New addition to the Guide

    Reacting to the announcement, Robert said: "We’re thrilled to receive a Michelin star. Congratulations to our team on this incredible achievement. A huge thanks to our amazing suppliers, wonderful guests and our team. We couldn’t have done it without you!"

    Solstice, Newcastle - Kenny Atkinson

    New addition to the Guide

    Store, Stoke Holy Cross - Liam Nichols

    New addition to the Guide

    Àclèaf, Plymouth - Scott Paton

    New addition to the Guide

    Commenting on their win, Àclèaf said: "We are overwhelmingly delighted to share the news that we have been awarded a MICHELIN Star in this evenings announcement, the signature of culinary excellence. Scotti Paton would like to personally thank the whole team for their dedication and relentless hard word to push for perfection."

    Cycene, Shoreditch - Theo Clench

    New addition to the Guide

    Heft, Grange-over-Sands - Kevin Tickle

    New addition to the Guide

    After it was announced they were one of 20 new Michelin one stars, Heft commented: "It’s not often we’re lost for words but here we are. Over the moon to have just received a Michelin star in this year’s guide. We’ll write something more profound tomorrow but right now we have some Champagne to drink!"

    Taku, Westminster - Takuya Watanabe

    New addition to the Guide

    St Barts, Farringdon - Johnnie Crowe

    New addition to the Guide

    The famed little red book was let go when the guide went fully digital in 2021 due to the pandemic. Having developed a proprietary iOS app, Michelin said the move would allow it to publish the global guide in one place, to be distributed free of charge, thus reaching a much wider audience.

    Special awards

    Chef Mentor Award

    Michael Deane, Eipic

    Young Chef Award

    Sarah Hayward, The Coach in Marlow

    Welcome and Service Award

    Declan Maxwell, Spitalfields in Dublin.

    Sommelier Award

    Tara Ozols, So|La in London

    Exceptional Cocktail Award

    Makis Kazakis, Park Chinois

    Green stars

    Four restaurants were singled out for their sustainable endeavours, as follows:

    Apricity, London - Chantelle Nicholson

    New addition to the Guide

    Crocadon, St Mellion - Dan Cox

    New addition to the Guide

    CULTURE, Falmouth - Hylton Espey

    New addition to the Guide

    Osip, Bruton - Merlin Labron-Johnson

    New addition to the Guide

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