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MICHELIN STARS 2009 New Stars highlighted in bold italic (N) TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND Abinger Hammer Surrey Drakes on the Pond N Bagshot Surrey Michael Wignall at The Latymer Baslow Derbyshire Fischer’s at Baslow Hall Bath Bath & North East Somerset Bath Priory Bath/Colerne Bath & North East Somerset The Park (at Lucknam Park) N Beaulieu Hampshire The Terrace (at Montagu Arms) Biddenden Kent The West House N Birkenhead Mersey Fraiche Birmingham West Midlands Simpsons N Birmingham West Midlands Purnell’s N Birmingham West Midlands Turners Blackburn/Langho Lancashire Northcote Blakeney/Morston Norfolk Morston Hall The Burlington (at The Devonshire N Bolton Abbey North Yorkshire Arms Country House) Bourton-on-the-Water/ N Gloucestershire Lords of the Manor Upper Slaughter N Bristol Bristol Casamia Brockenhurst Hampshire Le Poussin at Whitley Ridge Channel Islands Guernsey @ Fermain Bay Christophe Jersey @ La Pulente Atlantic Jersey @ St. Helier Bohemia N Castle Combe Wiltshire Manor House H. and Golf Club Chester Cheshire Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor Chichester/West Stoke West Sussex West Stoke House Cranbrook Kent Apicius Cuckfield West Sussex Ockenden Manor Dartmouth Devon The New Angel Emsworth Hampshire 36 on the Quay Faversham Kent Read’s Nathan Outlaw (at Marina Villa) Fowey Cornwall (Rising Two Star) Grange-over-Sands/Cartmel Cumbria L’Enclume Grantham/ Great Gonerby Lincolnshire Harry’s Place Helmsley/Harome North Yorkshire The Star Inn TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND continued N Hunstanton Norfolk The Neptune Ilkley West Yorkshire Box Tree Kington/Titley Herefordshire The Stagg Inn N Ludlow Shropshire La Bécasse Ludlow Shropshire Mr Underhill’s at Dinham Weir Marlborough/Little Bedwyn Wiltshire The Harrow at Little Bedwyn Marlow Buckinghamshire The Hand & Flowers N Murcott Oxon The Nut Tree Nottingham Nottinghamshire Restaurant Sat Bains Oakham/Hambleton Rutland Hambleton Hall Pateley Bridge/Ramsgill-in- North Yorkshire The Yorke Arms Nidderdale Petersfield Hampshire JSW Reading/Shinfield Windsor & Maidenhead L’Ortolan Ripley Surrey Drakes Royal Leamington Spa Warwickshire The Dining Room ( at Mallory Court) Seaham Durham Seaham Hall Sheffield South Yorkshire Old Vicarage South Molton/Knowstone Devon The Masons Arms Stamford/Clipsham Lincolnshire The Olive Branch and Beech House Torquay Devon The Room in the Elephant Ullswater/Pooley Bridge Cumbria Sharrow Bay Country House N Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire Auberge du Lac Whitstable/Seasalter Kent The Sportsman N Wight (Isle of) at Ventnor Isle of Wight The Hambrough Winchcombe Gloucestershire 5 North St Windermere Cumbria Holbeck Ghyll TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT SCOTLAND Achitibuie Highland Summer Isles Ballachulish Highland Ballachulish House Dalry North Ayrshire Braidwoods Edinburgh Edinburgh Number One (at The Balmoral) Edinburgh/Leith Edinburgh Martin Wishart Edinburgh/Leith Edinburgh The Kitchin N Edinburgh/Leith Edinburgh Plumed Horse N Elie Fife Sangster’s Fort William Highland Inverlochy Castle Linlithgow West Lothian Champany Inn N Lochinver Highland The Albannach N Nairn Highland Boath House Portpatrick Dumfries & Galloway Knockinaam Lodge WALES Monmouth/Whitebrook Monmouthshire The Crown at Whitebrook NORTHERN IRELAND Belfast Antrim Deanes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND Dublin Dublin Thornton’s (at The Fitzwilliam) Dublin Dublin L’Ecrivain Dublin Dublin Chapter One Dublin/Ranelagh Dublin Mint Malahide Dublin Bon Appétit TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT LONDON N Bromley/Farnborough Kent Chapter One Camden Bloomsbury Hakkasan City of London City of London Rhodes Twenty Four City of London City of London Club Gascon Hammersmith & Fulham Hammersmith River Café Hounslow Chiswick La Trompette N Islington Clerkenwell St John Kensington & Chelsea Chelsea Tom Aikens (Rising Two Star) Chelsea Aubergine Chelsea Rasoi North Kensington The Ledbury (Rising Two Star) N South Kensington Ambassade de L’lle Richmond-upon- Thames Kew The Glasshouse Wandsworth Wandsworth Chez Bruce City of Westminster Bayswater & Maida Vale Assaggi Belgravia Amaya Belgravia Nahm (at The Halkin) Belgravia Zafferano Hyde Park & Knightsbridge Foliage (at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park) N Mayfair Hélène Darroze at The Connaught Mayfair Gordon Ramsay at Claridge’s Mayfair The Greenhouse N Mayfair Murano Mayfair Maze Mayfair Benares Mayfair Umu N Mayfair Kai N Mayfair Semplice Mayfair Wild Honey Mayfair Nobu (at The Metropolitan) Mayfair Nobu Berkeley St Mayfair Sketch (The Lecture Room & Library) N Regents Park & Marylebone L’Autre Pied Regents Park & Marylebone Rhodes W1(Restaurant) (at the Cumberland) Regent’s Park & Marylebone Locanda Locatelli Soho Richard Corrigan at Lindsay House Soho Yauatcha Soho Arbutus Victoria Roussillon Victoria Quilon (at Crowne Plaza London – St. James TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND Cambridge Cambridgeshire Midsummer House Chagford Devon Gidleigh Park Cheltenham Gloucestershire Le Champignon Sauvage N Malmesbury Wiltshire The Dining Room (at Whatley Manor) Newbury Windsor & Maidenhead The Vineyard at Stockcross Oxford/Great Milton Oxfordshire Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons SCOTLAND Auchterarder Perth & Kinross Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles REPUBLIC OF IRELAND Dublin Dublin Patrick Guilbaud LONDON Camden Bloomsbury Pied à Terre Kensington & Chelsea Chelsea The Capital Restaurant City of Westminster Belgravia Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley N Mayfair Alain Ducasse at The Dorcester (Rising Three Star) Mayfair Le Gavroche Mayfair The Square N Mayfair Hibiscus N Strand & Covent Garden L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon ENGLAND Bray-on-Thames Windsor & Maidenhead The Waterside Inn Windsor & Maidenhead Fat Duck LONDON Kensington & Chelsea Chelsea Gordon Ramsay MICHELIN STARS 2009 ADDITIONS TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND Bagshot Surrey Michael Wignall at The Latymer Beaulieu Hampshire The Terrace (at Montagu Arms) Birkenhead Mersey Fraiche Birmingham West Midlands Purnell’s Birmingham West Midlands Turners Bolton Abbey North Yorkshire The Burlington (at The Devonshire Arms Country House) Bourton-on-the-Water/Upper Gloucestershire Lords of the Manor Slaughter Bristol Bristol Casamia Castle Combe Wiltshire Manor House H. and Golf Club Hunstanton Norfolk The Neptune Ludlow Shropshire La Bécasse Murcott Oxon The Nut Tree Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire Auberge du Lac Wight (Isle of)Ventnor Hampshire The Hambrough SCOTLAND Edinburgh/Leith Edinburgh Plumed Horse Elie Fife Sangster’s Lochinver Highland The Albannach Nairn Highland Boath House LONDON Bromley/Farnborough Kent Chapter One Islington Clerkenwell St John Kensington & Chelsea South Kensington Ambassade de L’lle City of Westminster Mayfair Hénène Darroze at The Connaught Mayfair Murano Mayfair Kai Mayfair Semplice Regents Park & Marylebone L’Autre Pied TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND Malmesbury Wiltshire The Dining Room (at Whatley Manor) LONDON City of Westminster Mayfair Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester Mayfair Hibiscus Strand & Covent Garden L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon MICHELIN STARS 2009 DELETIONS TOWN COUNTY ESTABLISHMENT ENGLAND Altrincham Greater Manchester Juniper Britwell Salome Oxon The Goose East Grinstead West Sussex Gravetye Manor Penzance Cornwall The Abbey Scilly Isles/St Martin’s Cornwall Tean LONDON City of London City of London 1 Lombard Street (Restaurant) Kensington & Chelsea Chelsea La Noisette City of Westminster Mayfair Mirabelle Mayfair Tamarind Soho L’Escargot SCOTLAND Ballantrae South Ayrshire Glenapp Castle WALES Pwllheli Gwynedd Plas Bodegroes .
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