Celebrating excellence
A Michelin Star is a testament to unparallelled dedication, culinary artistry, and an unwavering commitment. The Michelin Guide has been announced for 2024 and there are some exceptional establishments that have earned this prestigious recognition.
The buzz in the world of prestige dining is loud at the moment, and we’re only too happy to be taking part and celebrating the crème de la crème in the culinary scene.
Take a look below for some inspiration on where to get your next culinary kicks!
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The Ledbury joins the likes of The Fat Duck and Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester with three Michelin Stars. From mushrooms grown in house to deer from their own estate, The Ledbury have reached new gastronomic heights.
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The 2024 awards saw 6 new Two Michelin Star restaurants, two of which are the first ever Two Star Indian restaurants, Opheem in Birmingham and Gymkhana in London. We also would like to celebrate Trivet in London, Brooklands in London, The Glenturret Lalique up in Scotland and Cork’s Terre.
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The Republic of Ireland’s culinary offering has benefited from the addition of 3 new One Michelin Star restaurants, Homestead Cottage, The Bishop’s Buttery and D’Olier Street.
London celebrates 11 new One Michelin Star restaurants of various cuisines, including West African with Akoko and Chishuru, and Japanese with Sushi Kanesaka and Humble Chicken. Meanwhile, Mountain and Humo prove wood-fired cooking continues to be on-trend.
Three of the new Stars can be accredited to some big-name chefs, Simon Rogan with Aulis, Yannick Alléno’s Pavyllon London and 1980 by Gordon Ramsay.
Notting Hill and Mayfair are hot on the culinary scene with two new Michelin Star Restaurants, Notting Hill with Dorian and Ormer in Mayfair.
Beyond London, there are 2 additional Michelin Stars awarded in Cumbria with Lake Road Kitchen (now the third Michelin Star Restaurant in Ambleside!) and Cedar Tree by Hrishikesh Desai.
Heading east, mýse brings a Michelin Star to the tiny village of Hovingham. The restaurant has bedrooms attached, so is perfect for exploring a new corner of the country.
Down south on the edge of the Tamar Valley, Crocadon have been awarded for their incredible field-to-fork approach.
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We take great pride in collaborating with establishments that share our dedication to excellence and quality. Our Sparkling Teas have found a home in some of the most celebrated kitchens, enhancing the overall dining experience with every sip.
See below where you can indulge in our offerings at your favourite Michelin-starred venues.
Artichoke, Amersham
BOX-E, Bristol
City Social, London
Culture Restaurant, Falmouth
Dysart Petersham, London
Fat Duck, Bray
Frog by Adam Handling, London
Le Gavroche, London
Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, a Belmond Hotel, Great Milton
Murano, London
Opheem, Birmingham
Pied à Terre, London
Pine, East Wallhouses
Sollip, London
The Clove Club, London
The Dining Room, Malmesbury
The Man Behind The Curtain, Leeds