Michelin Five new Irish restaurants have been added to the Michelin Guide in the UK and Irish editions, 2 of which are in the Republic of Ireland and 3 in Northern Ireland.
Published online and updated monthly, the guide is Michelin's pick of the best restaurants in the UK and Ireland.
The five new restaurants are:
The Bishop's Buttery restaurant is located in the Cashel Palace hotel in Tipperary County.
The Terre restaurant at Castlemartyr Resort, County Cork.
Fontana restaurant in Holywood, County Down.
Artis by Phelim O'Hagan restaurant in County Derry.
The Blank restaurant in Belfast .
The current round of the guide began in March 2022, and these five restaurants bring the total number of new Irish restaurants in the past year to 12. A total of 24 new restaurants have been added to this guide.
The next edition of the MICHELIN Guide UK and Ireland will be published on Monday 27th March at the iconic Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire, where all new Michelin Stars, Bib GourmandGourmet and Green Stars will be announced.
Bishop's Buttery Restaurant
The guide states that both restaurants in the Republic of Ireland are located on the estate, Bishop's Buttery celebrates "the produce of County Tipperary" and is located in the cellars of what was once the Archbishop's residence.
The Terre Restaurant
The Terre is "a very grand and refined restaurant located in the main house of Castlemartyr Resort".
Blank Restaurant
They stressed that "quality ingredients are also a focus at Belfast's Blank restaurant", adding that "there's no menu here - it's all about what's fresh and in season"
Fontana restaurant
They went on to write: "Fontana in Holywood may have been around for a while, but it's getting a new lease of life in the kitchen, with Artis in County Derry. by Phelim O’hagan, quality produce has also been praised.
Artis by Phelim O’hagan
The guide, which will be published in March this year, will spark more speculation about which Irish restaurants may be awarded stars.
Aimsir in County Kildare is the only restaurant in Ireland with three Michelin stars.
And Dublin is home to all three restaurants with two Michelin stars, namely:
Chapter One
Liath
Patrick Guilbaud
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-