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The cream of the crop of Britain’s fine dining food scene

Britain has a diverse fine dining scene with sensational seasonal and local produce. Discover our handpicked restaurants that shouldn’t be missed.

We’ve all heard about Heston Blumenthal’s famous Fat Duck and the iconic self-named Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, but have you heard about Lancashire’s Moor Hall or Kent’s Hide and Fox? Britain’s multi-award-winning chefs create Great British dishes that cannot be found anywhere else. Michelin has spoken and there are new award-winning restaurants on the block to look out for in 2025. 

Britain’s top Michelin-starred restaurants and celebrated Chef’s Tables

Britain is bursting at the seams with Michelin-starred dining and exclusive Chef’s Tables. Becoming Britain’s tenth three Michelin star awarded restaurant in 2025 is Lancashire’s Moor Hall, while London’s Humble Chicken, iconic hotel eatery The Ritz and Kent’s Hide and Fox were all crowned two Michelin star restaurants.  

In a city famous for its curries, book an experience at Birmingham’s two Michelin star Indian fine dining restaurant, Opheem – the only restaurant in the city with the accolade.

With new one Michelin star restaurants from Edinburgh to Norfolk and everywhere in between, every corner of Britain is home to unmissable fine dining and foodie experiences that will exceed your gastronomic expectations.

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Inside the Opheem restaurant

A tasting menu of British Michelin-starred restaurants

Looking for a menu of Michelin-starred eateries that will take you on a journey of groundbreaking British cuisine? We have you covered. From London’s Insta-famous sketch to Wales’ heart-warming Home and Scotland’s Loch Bay, you’ll find exceptional British produce on every plate.

sketch

An instagrammable paradise, surround yourself in the art and superior dishes of this three Michelin-starred restaurant.

Tuck into the flavours of sketch

Photo by: Sketch Media Team

Plate of food at sketch, Lecture Room & Library
sketch

The Kitchin

Try a surprise tasting menu at this converted whiskey warehouse.

Tuck into the flavours of The Kitchin

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The Kitchin
The Kitchin

Home

Immerse yourself in a culinary experience that takes you outside of your usual parameters.

Discover the flavours of Home

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Home by James Sommerin
Home

Loch Bay

Intensely flavoured Scottish dishes which bring French undertones to Britain's foodie scene.

Discover the flavours of Loch Bay

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Closeup of someone pouring sauce over a food dish
Loch Bay

Core by Clare Smyth

Serving up elegant fine dining whilst paying homage to natural and sustainable ingredients.

Discover the flavours of Core by Clare Smyth

Photo by: michellecarreras14

Plate of food
Core by Clare Smyth

The Dining Room

Home to four on-site beehives, orchards and a seasonally changing menu full of vegan options and biodynamic wines.

Discover the flavours of The Dining Room

Photo by: Paolo_Ferla

The Dining Room
The Dining Room

Frog by Adam Handling

A zero waste and seasonal concept restaurant, offering a tasting menu that showcases the best of British ingredients.

Discover the flavours of Frog by Adam Handling

Photo by: Justin De Souza/Adam

Close up of a plate of food
Frog by Adam Handling

Ynyshir

This playful restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars for its epic, multi-course tasting menus.

Be wowed by Ynyshir

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Location: Machynlleth, Wales

A woman speaking to a man around a fire, outside of a tipi.
Ynyshir

Moor Hall

Dine at the three-Michelin starred restaurant where the menu boasts the finest seasonal and local produce celebrating the bounty of Lancashire.

Get a taste for Moor Hall

Photo by: Mark Bristol

A nighttime exterior shot of Moor Hall in Lancashire
Moor Hall

Adam’s Restaurant

Having won multiple awards, including a Michelin star, this fine-dining spot celebrates British cuisine.

Visit Adam’s Restaurant

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Location: Birmingham

Adam’s Restaurant, Birmingham
Adam’s Restaurant

Opheem

With chef Aktar Islam at the helm, this was Britain's first Indian restaurant outside London to receive a Michelin star.

More about Opheem

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Group of friends, one wheelchair user, sat around a table
Opheem

The Walnut Tree

This Michelin-starred restaurant puts local ingredients in the spotlight, with superlative service too.

More about The Walnut Tree

Photo by: Keith Davies/The Walnut Tree

Location: Brecon Beacon

The Walnut Tree, Abergavenny, Wales
The Walnut Tree

OX Belfast

This Michelin-starred restaurant serves a hyper-local menu of seasonal and sustainable dishes.

Reserve your table at OX Belfast

Location: Northern Ireland

OX Belfast
OX Belfast

Stark

Take a culinary journey at Stark in Broadstairs and enjoy Kent’s finest food at this Michelin-starred restaurant.

Find a table at Stark Broadstairs

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Location: Kent

Stark
Stark

Restaurant Pine

Just a few steps from Hadrian’s Wall, this award-winning restaurant serves decadent tasting menus and afternoon tea.

Relax at Restaurant Pine

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Location: Northumberland

Restaurant Pine
Restaurant Pine

Restaurant Sat Bains

One of Nottingham’s most lauded restaurants, this elegant bistro has been awarded two Michelin stars.

Dine at Restaurant Sat Bains

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Restaurant Sat Bains
Restaurant Sat Bains

Roots, York

Tuck into a tasting menu from a 20-acre farm.

Dine at Roots

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Roots, York
Roots, York

The Cottage in the Wood

Enjoy unforgettable cuisine in an unforgettable location at this Michelin-starred restaurant with boutique-style rooms.

Escape to The Cottage in the Wood

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Location: Lake District

The Cottage In The Wood
The Cottage in the Wood

The Old Stamp House

Enjoy some fine-dining at The Old Stamp House Michelin-starred restaurant in Ambleside.

Dine at The Old Stamp House

Photo by: Phil Rigby Photography

Location: Lake District

Crab from the West Coast, with tomatoes from the north of the county and wild garlic - credit Phil Rigby Photography.jpg
The Old Stamp House

Restaurant 22

Set in an elegant Victorian house, this critically acclaimed restaurant serves simple yet spectacular seasonal cuisine.

See the menu at Restaurant 22

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Location: Cambridge

Restaurant 22, Cambridge
Restaurant 22

Osip, Bruton

A farm-to-table restaurant using self-grown ingredients.

Tuck in at Osip

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Osip Restaurant
Osip, Bruton

sketch

An instagrammable paradise, surround yourself in the art and superior dishes of this three Michelin-starred restaurant.

Tuck into the flavours of sketch

Photo by: Sketch Media Team

Plate of food at sketch, Lecture Room & Library
sketch

The Kitchin

Try a surprise tasting menu at this converted whiskey warehouse.

Tuck into the flavours of The Kitchin

Photo by: thekitchin

The Kitchin
The Kitchin

Home

Immerse yourself in a culinary experience that takes you outside of your usual parameters.

Discover the flavours of Home

Photo by: honest_welsh_foodies

Home by James Sommerin
Home

Loch Bay

Intensely flavoured Scottish dishes which bring French undertones to Britain's foodie scene.

Discover the flavours of Loch Bay

Photo by: Loch Bay Restaurant

Closeup of someone pouring sauce over a food dish
Loch Bay

Core by Clare Smyth

Serving up elegant fine dining whilst paying homage to natural and sustainable ingredients.

Discover the flavours of Core by Clare Smyth

Photo by: michellecarreras14

Plate of food
Core by Clare Smyth

The Dining Room

Home to four on-site beehives, orchards and a seasonally changing menu full of vegan options and biodynamic wines.

Discover the flavours of The Dining Room

Photo by: Paolo_Ferla

The Dining Room
The Dining Room

Frog by Adam Handling

A zero waste and seasonal concept restaurant, offering a tasting menu that showcases the best of British ingredients.

Discover the flavours of Frog by Adam Handling

Photo by: Justin De Souza/Adam

Close up of a plate of food
Frog by Adam Handling

Ynyshir

This playful restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars for its epic, multi-course tasting menus.

Be wowed by Ynyshir

Photo by: Matador Network/Enrique Alex

Location: Machynlleth, Wales

A woman speaking to a man around a fire, outside of a tipi.
Ynyshir

Moor Hall

Dine at the three-Michelin starred restaurant where the menu boasts the finest seasonal and local produce celebrating the bounty of Lancashire.

Get a taste for Moor Hall

Photo by: Mark Bristol

A nighttime exterior shot of Moor Hall in Lancashire
Moor Hall

Adam’s Restaurant

Having won multiple awards, including a Michelin star, this fine-dining spot celebrates British cuisine.

Visit Adam’s Restaurant

Photo by: Adam’s Restaurant

Location: Birmingham

Adam’s Restaurant, Birmingham
Adam’s Restaurant

Opheem

With chef Aktar Islam at the helm, this was Britain's first Indian restaurant outside London to receive a Michelin star.

More about Opheem

Photo by: VisitBritain/Nemorin

Group of friends, one wheelchair user, sat around a table
Opheem

The Walnut Tree

This Michelin-starred restaurant puts local ingredients in the spotlight, with superlative service too.

More about The Walnut Tree

Photo by: Keith Davies/The Walnut Tree

Location: Brecon Beacon

The Walnut Tree, Abergavenny, Wales
The Walnut Tree

OX Belfast

This Michelin-starred restaurant serves a hyper-local menu of seasonal and sustainable dishes.

Reserve your table at OX Belfast

Location: Northern Ireland

OX Belfast
OX Belfast

Stark

Take a culinary journey at Stark in Broadstairs and enjoy Kent’s finest food at this Michelin-starred restaurant.

Find a table at Stark Broadstairs

Photo by: Key and Quill

Location: Kent

Stark
Stark

Restaurant Pine

Just a few steps from Hadrian’s Wall, this award-winning restaurant serves decadent tasting menus and afternoon tea.

Relax at Restaurant Pine

Photo by: Restaurant Pine

Location: Northumberland

Restaurant Pine
Restaurant Pine

Restaurant Sat Bains

One of Nottingham’s most lauded restaurants, this elegant bistro has been awarded two Michelin stars.

Dine at Restaurant Sat Bains

Photo by: jonathan_2000720

Restaurant Sat Bains
Restaurant Sat Bains

Roots, York

Tuck into a tasting menu from a 20-acre farm.

Dine at Roots

Photo by: Roots, York

Roots, York
Roots, York

The Cottage in the Wood

Enjoy unforgettable cuisine in an unforgettable location at this Michelin-starred restaurant with boutique-style rooms.

Escape to The Cottage in the Wood

Photo by: Rob Whitrow

Location: Lake District

The Cottage In The Wood
The Cottage in the Wood

The Old Stamp House

Enjoy some fine-dining at The Old Stamp House Michelin-starred restaurant in Ambleside.

Dine at The Old Stamp House

Photo by: Phil Rigby Photography

Location: Lake District

Crab from the West Coast, with tomatoes from the north of the county and wild garlic - credit Phil Rigby Photography.jpg
The Old Stamp House

Restaurant 22

Set in an elegant Victorian house, this critically acclaimed restaurant serves simple yet spectacular seasonal cuisine.

See the menu at Restaurant 22

Photo by: Restaurant 22

Location: Cambridge

Restaurant 22, Cambridge
Restaurant 22

Osip, Bruton

A farm-to-table restaurant using self-grown ingredients.

Tuck in at Osip

Photo by: osip restaurant

Osip Restaurant
Osip, Bruton

New Michelin star restaurants in Britain 2025

There are 23 new Michelin Star winners across England, Scotland and Wales this year, and while London was the most awarded city, restaurants were crowned in every corner of Britain, from Cardiff to North Yorkshire. Of these, 19 have been awarded One Michelin Star, three are proud new owners of Two Michelin Stars, and there’s one new Three Michelin Star restaurant too. 

Moor Hall, Lancashire (three Michelin stars and green Michelin star) 

Oodles of character, five acres of blooming gardens and a three-Michelin starred restaurant is what’s on offer at Moor Hall. The menu boasts the finest seasonal and local produce, inspired by the Lancashire countryside. 

Humble Chicken, London (two Michelin stars)  

A modern Japanese izakaya, Humble Chicken offers a theatrical dining experience with its 16-course tasting menu, accompanied by a lively atmosphere and upbeat music. Combine your meal with an expertly curated sake list.  

The Ritz Restaurant, London (two Michelin stars)  

A name that needs no introduction, iconic London hotel restaurant The Ritz earned its second Michelin Star this year, thanks to its combination of luxury ingredients and French techniques, served in an unforgettably elegant dining room.  

Hide and Fox, Kent (two Michelin stars)  

A quaint neighbourhood eatery in what was once the village shop, Hide and Fox uses South East England’s finest produce to create its five or eight course dining menus. Expect excellent seafood and equally delectable vegetarian offerings.  

LYLA, Edinburgh (one Michelin star) 

The focus at LYLA is on sustainable seafood, with the finest produce caught from around the Scottish Isles. The chefs at this friendly restaurant will be happy to chat you through the eye-catching plates that make up their unique tasting menus.  

Avery, Edinburgh (one Michelin star)  

American chef Rodney Wages loved Edinburgh so much when he visited, that he decided to move his established San Francisco restaurant Avery into a Georgian townhouse in the Scottish capital, bringing its bold flavours with it.  

Gorse, Cardiff (one Michelin star)  

Cardiff’s first Michelin Star comes in the form of Gorse, a proudly Welsh fine-dining restaurant. Expect to see on the menus the likes of Welsh dairy cow tartare, Welsh truffle, seaweed and laver butter; dishes you’ll only find in this corner of Britain.  

Wilsons, Bristol (one Michelin star and green Michelin star) 

A charmingly local establishment, Wilsons is a small, independent, farm-to-table bistro, with most of its vegetables and herbs grown in its own garden. With sustainability at the forefront, its menu changes seasonally, dependent on what the garden produces.  

33 The Homend, Herefordshire (one Michelin star)  

Stepping into this cosy, Grade II listed building is like visiting an old friend, with lovingly cooked, comforting dishes making up its concise menu. 33 The Homend only seats 14 guests, so you’ll feel part of an exclusive club at this tiny restaurant.  

Starling, Surrey (one Michelin star)  

Simplicity is key at Starling, a relaxed, neighbourhood eatery that champions British produce. One of the more affordable spots on this year’s list, their menu displays a distinctly British flair, from crumbed Cotswold chicken to truffle cheese crumpets.  

Mark Poynton at Caistor Hall, Norfolk (one Michelin star) 

In the gorgeous setting of the Caistor Hall Hotel and its surrounding gardens, indulge in an eight-course taster menu flavoured by seasonal local produce. Inspired by French classics, but unmistakably British at heart.  

Skof, Manchester (one Michelin star)  

With its creative fare served up in an old textile warehouse, Skof pays homage to Manchester’s industrial history. Blending international and local flavours, Skof’s down-to-earth approach insists on ‘no tablecloths and no dress code’!  

Forge, North Yorkshire (one Michelin star)  

Part of the picturesque Middleton Lodge Georgian estate, Forge is a sustainable restaurant that offers a ‘taste of the Yorkshire landscape as it transitions through the seasons’. Sample home-grown fruit, vegetables and honey for a true countryside escape.  

OMA, London (one Michelin star) 

Britain’s first Greek restaurant to be awarded a Michelin Star, OMA sits on the edge of Borough Market, one of London’s premier foodie hotspots. Sharing is caring is here, so bring friends to sample as much of the Mediterranean menu as possible!  

AngloThai, London (one Michelin star)  

An imaginative fusion restaurant, AngloThai delicately balances British ingredients with Thai flavours. Each dish is as beautiful as the restaurant itself, with wooden furniture sourced from Thailand’s northern city of Chiang Mai.  

DOSA, London (one Michelin star)  

In the basement of the world-famous Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, guests at DOSA are seated around a marble counter to embark on a Korean culinary journey. Serving only 14 guests per day, it’s an exclusive and unforgettable dining experience.  

Plates, London (one Michelin star)  

Plates makes history as the first fully plant-based restaurant in Britain to be awarded a Michelin Star. Vegetables are the star of the show here, from the black truffle and artichoke risotto to the mung bean lasagne that form parts of the innovative tasting menu.  

64 Goodge Street, London (one Michelin star)  

An intimate, modern bistro, 64 Goodge Street takes its inspiration from French cuisine. The open kitchen creates a lively atmosphere, and the classical menu pairs with an outstanding wine list, as you might expect.  

Mauro Colagreco at Raffles London at The OWO, London (one Michelin star) 

While meat and seafood are served in Mauro Colagreco’s impressive dining room, it’s the veggie elements which are most remarkable, with a menu featuring more than 70 British fruits and vegetables. Delicately plated, each plant-filled dish resembles a work of art.  

Cornus, London (one Michelin star)  

Showcasing the best seafood from the southwest coast, amid a seasonal, hearty menu that’s complimented by desserts created by one of Britain’s top young pastry chefs. Cornus puts hospitality at the forefront, for a truly relaxing dining experience.  

Caractère, London (one Michelin star)  

Caractère has transformed a former pub into a fine-dining restaurant in picture-perfect Notting Hill. Get creative with the chance to build your own five-course tasting menu from each of their ‘character profiles’.  

Lita, London (one Michelin star)  

Bringing the flavours of southern Europe to London’s West End, Lita is a modern Mediterranean restaurant that uses open fire cooking methods. Expect bold flavours, big dishes meant for sharing and an excellent wine list.  

Row on 5, London (one Michelin star)

Pure luxury in London’s iconic Savile Row, Row on 5 offers exquisite, high-end dining. With a 15-course tasting menu that’s split into three ‘acts’ across three venues, diners flow between different rooms of the restaurant throughout the meal.  

New Michelin star restaurants in Britain 2024

The Ledbury, London (three Michelin stars)

Located in Notting Hill and overseen by Head Chef Tom Spenceley, chef Brett Graham’s The Ledbury gained its first two Michelin stars in 2010 with its creative cuisine, and stand out produce.

Brooklands by Claude Bosi, London (two Michelin stars)

Playing homage to British aviation, Brooklands by Claude Bosi is the rooftop restaurant at the Peninsula, London. Blending the best British ingredients with traditional French techniques, enjoy a contemporary menu combining classic fine dining.

Gymkhana, London (two Michelin stars)

Serving predominently Northern Indian style cusine inspired by the elite clubs of India, Gymkhana is an adventure for the senses. With a distinctive atmosphere across two floors, the restaurant has a bar, plus private dining vaults.

Opheem, Birmingham (two Michelin stars)

Featuring fine dining by Birmingham born and raised chef Aktar Islam, Opheem pushes the boundaries of Indian flavours fusing international traditional with modern techniques. Opheem is Birmingham’s first ever Two Michelin star restaurant.

The Glenturret Lalique, Crieff (two Michelin stars)

Balancing familiar Scottish fare with global fine dining influences, chef Mark Donald at The Glenturret Lalique offers a stylish and welcome retreat. Nestled within the The Glenturret Distillery, there’s a whisky tasting selection on offer, too.
 

Trivet, London (two Michelin stars)

Watch the chefs at work at Trivet’s open kitchen before indulging in an informal yet high-end dining experience. Chef Jonny Lake and master sommelier Isa Bal have crafted the food and beverage offerings from international diversity and culinary history.
 

Crocadon, Cornwall (one Michelin star and green Michelin star)

Creating a seamless approach from field to fork, Crocadon is a self-proclaimed farm with a restaurant at its heart. Chef-owner Dan Cox focuses on dishes created with fresh produce grown on the 120-acre farm, served within the restored barn restaurant.
 

Lake Road Kitchen, Ambleside (one Michelin star)

Located just north of Lake Windermere in the heart of the Lake District, Lake Road Kitchen serves up complex and creative dishes using locally sourced ingredients. Look out for Japanese influences on the menu weaving in an international touch. 
 

mýse, Hovingham (one Michelin star)

Found within the National Landscape of the North Yorkshire Moors, mýse embodies a produce-driven range of dishes, dictated by what’s on offer from local suppliers each day.  The restaurant is from Yorkshire-born head chef Joshua Overington and his sommelier wife Victoria.
 

Britain’s delicious Bib Gourmand restaurants

Photo by: Prashad Restaurant

Location: Leeds

Various dishes served on a table at Prashad Restaurant in Leeds

Prashad restaurant

Treat yourself to some of Leeds’ best Indian food at Prashad, a Bib Gourmand restaurant. This popular family-owned restaurant is in a former pub in Drighlington, just outside of Leeds. The beautifully prepared vegetarian Gujarati food is award-winning and people come from across the region to eat in this brightly decorated space. The restaurant offers tasting menus, à la carte or fixed price options.

Enjoy a memorable meal at Prashad

Photo by: Visit Scotland

Location: Lowlands

Provender Melrose Restaurant and Bar

Provender Restaurant & Bar

Praised by the Michelin Guide for offering rich flavours and great value for money, this family-run restaurant in Melrose is a true culinary gem. It blends Scottish, French and British influences, and champions locally produced ingredients – such as Tweed Valley venison, Glenarm Estate beef and Scottish lobster. It’s open for brunch, lunch and dinner, and provides plentiful selections for children and vegans too, plus a menu of premium wines. 

Discover Provender Restaurant & Bar

Photo by: Visit Cornwall / Matt Jessop

Location: Cornwall

Picturesque houses sitting on the coast of Looe in Cornwall

The Sardine Factory Looe

From Cornish crab linguine with chilli and lime, to smoked haddock risotto and grilled local lobster: this top-rated restaurant specialises in superlative seafood. It received Michelin Bib Gourmand status in 2020, and the seasonal menu – which changes regularly – is devised by award-winning head chef Benjamin Parker. It overlooks the harbour in Looe, the perfect setting for long lazy lunches and decadent dinners.

Visit The Sardine Factory Looe

Handpicked tables you'll really want a seat at

Get up close and personal with Britain’s leading chefs and go behind the scenes at one of Britain’s many intimate Chef’s Tables. From exclusive private dining rooms to tables with breathtaking city views, from Ynyshir in the depths of Wales to the TRUEfoods research and development kitchen. They all share one thing – exclusive access to art, creativity and true food theatre.

Aulis London

Limited to only eight sittings, every seat is at the Chef’s Table when you visit the Soho-based Aulis London. This intentional invitation by Simon Rogan enables an exclusive look behind the scenes of his signature farm-to-fork ethos. Interact with each dish on the multiple-course tasting menu as it is prepared before you, and indulge in the carefully selected wine pairings.

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A plate of prepared food sitting on a table in Aulis, London

Dinner

If you want a Chef’s table that takes it one step further, the world-renowned Heston Blumenthal’s Dinner at London’s famous Mandarin Oriental is a self-proclaimed ‘gastronomic time travelling experience’. We have come to expect nothing less than theatre and phenomenal food from Heston, and his Chef’s Table is exactly that. Giving you an intimate insight into the science and art that goes into one of his one-of-a-kind culinary performances. 

chefsTABLE

Hosted in the TRUEfoods research and development kitchen, chefsTABLE is a true, up close and personal culinary experience. The chefs take on all the responsibilities from cooking and cleaning to pouring the wine, so you can get as immersed as you like. Yorkshire’s TRUEfoods is a well-known name in the British restaurant scene for their no-nonsense, all-natural, power-packing stocks and sauces – so you can expect absolute freshness and big flavours.

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Woman eating food

Hélène Darroze at the Connaught

Seated on a feminine pink marble table overlooking the pass, the Hélène Darroze at the Connaught Chef’s Table is a one-of-a-kind experience. Not only will you get a three Michelin-starred quality, seven-course bespoke menu. It will be personally presented, with chefs answering questions and talking you through the seasonal ingredients delivered by farmers, producers and growers carefully picked out by Hélène herself.

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Chefs preparing food at counter, The Connaught

City Social

For views that extend beyond the kitchen, City Social on the 24th floor of Tower 42 in the heart of London is for you. With a private dining room that overlooks both the restaurant’s kitchen and the stunning city of London, this Michelin-starred restaurant by Jason Atherton takes fine dining to new heights with a modern British menu.

Ynyshir

Gareth Ward’s two Michelin starred Ynyshir, is one of Wales’ most celebrated and unusual restaurants. All the seats are at their ‘Chef’s Table’ due to its open-plan and no waiting staff. The chefs bring the dishes directly to your table, talking you through their compositions and local Welsh produce. They also only do tasting menus, but these are a unique experience in themselves, with up to 20 courses of bitesize flavour explosions in each one. 

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Chef preparing food in restaurant

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