Michelin Guide sees no change in Wales and Ireland

18 January 2011 by
Michelin Guide sees no change in Wales and Ireland

Wales and Ireland have not seen any establishments win new stars in the Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2011.

Last year was a very successful year for both regions, but this year saw no changes, with the lists for one- and two-starred restaurants, pubs and hotels remaining exactly as they were in 2010.

Wales gained three Michelin stars in 2010, with one each at the Walnut Tree, Tyddyn Llan and Ynyshir Hall.

One Michelin Star

Wales

The Walnut Tree, Abergavenny/Llanddewi Skirrid, Monmouthshire
Tyddyn Llan, Llandrillo, Denbighshire
Ynyshir Hall, Machynlleth, Powys
Crown at Whitebrook, Monmouth/Whitebrook, Monmouthshire

Republic of Ireland

House (at Cliff House Hotel), Ardmore, Waterford
Chapter One, Dublin
L'Ecrivain, Dublin
Thornton's (at The Fitzwilliam Hotel), Dublin
Bon Appétit, Malahide, Dublin

Two Michelin Stars

Republic of Ireland

Patrick Guilbaud, Dublin

Wales gains three new Michelin stars >>

By Neil Gerrard

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