Restaurant↕ | Chef↕ | Neighborhood↕ | Michelin Stars↕ | Cuisine↕ | Known For↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Core by Clare Smyth | Clare Smyth | Notting Hill | 3 | Modern British | First British female chef to hold 3 stars, potato and roe signature dish |
The Ledbury | Brett Graham | Notting Hill | 3 | Modern European | Regained 3rd star in 2023, game-focused menu, wine list depth |
Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester | Jean-Philippe Blondet | Mayfair | 3 | French haute | Table Lumiere fiber-optic curtain, classic French at the Dorchester |
Sketch (The Lecture Room) | Pierre Gagnaire | Mayfair | 3 | French modern | Pink room gone Instagram-famous, egg-shaped loos, Gagnaire's London outpost |
Restaurant Gordon Ramsay | Matt Abe | Chelsea | 3 | French | Ramsay's Royal Hospital Road flagship, 3 stars held since 2001 |
Hide | Ollie Dabbous | Mayfair | 1 | Modern European | Green Park views, three-floor Hedonism Wines pairing, nest-themed stairs |
Lyle's | James Lowe | Shoreditch | 1 | Modern British | Daily-changing set menu, minimalist Tea Building room, farm-to-table |
St. John | Fergus Henderson | Smithfield | 1 | British nose-to-tail | Roast bone marrow and parsley salad, white walls, bakery next door |
Dishoom Shoreditch | Naved Nasir | Shoreditch | 0 | Bombay cafe | Bacon naan rolls, black daal, no-reservations queues around the block |
Ikoyi | Jeremy Chan | St. James's | 2 | West African inspired | Jollof rice with crab custard, suya-spiced wagyu, World's 50 Best |
Kol | Santiago Lastra | Marylebone | 1 | Modern Mexican | British ingredients through a Mexican lens, langoustine taco, mezcal bar |
The Clove Club | Isaac McHale | Shoreditch | 1 | Modern British | Old Shoreditch Town Hall, buttermilk fried chicken amuse, set menu only |
A. Wong | Andrew Wong | Pimlico | 2 | Regional Chinese | Taste of China tasting menu covering all regions, dim sum lunch |
Brat | Tomos Parry | Shoreditch | 1 | Basque wood-fire | Whole grilled turbot, wood-fired everything, upstairs Climpson's Arch |
Noble Rot Soho | Paul Weaver | Soho | 0 | Modern British bistro | Wine-focused sister of the Bloomsbury original, old Gay Hussar space |
Rules | N/A (since 1798) | Covent Garden | 0 | Traditional British | London's oldest restaurant, game from own estate, Edwardian dining room |
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