Full list of Michelin Star restaurants in the South East of England 2022
A full list of the new and retained Michelin Star restaurants to be found in the South East of England.
The South East of England, thanks to its warmer climate and fertile soil, creates some of the best produce in the world therefore it is little surprise that it is also home to some of the finest restaurants on the planet.
Finding the best restaurants to visit, however, is sometimes not an easy task therefore the annual Michelin Star guide is a welcome friend to diners who are looking for somewhere to enjoy that special meal with a partner, business associate or family member.
This year's guide features a number of new entries for the South East of England, outside of London, which we have compiled below alongside a list of the restaurants that retained their Michelin Star rating.
The star ratings range from one star which implies high quality, two which signals excellent with three stars indicating exceptional cuisine.
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A Michelin Green Star award recognises restaurants that have put sustainable practises in place while Bib Gourmands awards are given to restaurants that offer good quality and good value cooking.
Three Michelin Star Restaurants:
New One Michelin Star Restaurants:
Bridge Arms, Bridge, Canterbury – Daniel Smith
Two Michelin Stars
Hand and Flowers, Marlow (retained)
One Michelin Stars
Artichoke, Amersham (retained)
Coworth Park, Ascot (retained)
Fordwich Arms, Fordwich (retained)
Gravetye Manor, East Grinstead (retained)
hide and fox, Saltwood (retained)
Hinds Head
Interlude, Lower Beeding (retained)
Latymer, Bagshot (retained)
Nut Tree Inn, Murcott (retained)
Restaurant Tristan, Horsham (retained)
Sorrel, Dorking (retained)
Stark, Broadstairs (retained)
The Coach, Marlow (retained)
The Royal Oak, Whatcote (retained)
The Sportsman, Seasalter (retained)
The Woodspeen, Newbury (retained)
Tony Parkin at The Tudor Room, Egham (retained)
New Michelin Green Star Restaurants:
Marle, Heckfield, Hampshire (Michael Chapman)
Terroir Tapas, Bournemouth, Dorset (Jesse Wells)
Tillingham, Peasmarsh, East Sussex (Tom Ryalls)
New Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurants:
Burnt Orange, Brighton, East Sussex
Hollist Arms, Lodsworth, West Sussex
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