Full list of Michelin Star restaurants as one Dublin kitchen joins prestigious list

Three Irish restaurants were among the recipients.

The most prestigious night in food took place at the Dublin Convention Centre last night, highlighting the best food and drink on offer across Great Britain and Ireland.

It was the first time the ceremony took place in Ireland since it's establishment in 1974.

The event welcomed a plethora of celebrated chefs from across the globe, including the world-famous Gordon Ramsay.

Forest Avenue in Dublin 4 is run by husband-and-wife team John and Sandy Wyer.

Situated close to the canal, the casual elegance of this stunning restaurant paired with their superb dishes, its no surprise this Sussex Street restaurant received the prestigious accolade.

Furthermore, two other Irish restaurants were recognised at the ceremony.

They are as follows:

One-Star Winners

• The Pullman, Chef Angelo Vagiotis, Galway

Service Award

• Barbara Nealon, Saint Francis Provisions, Kinsale

There are now 192 one-Michelin-star businesses across Great Britain and Ireland, 28 two-Michelin-star, and 10 3-Michelin-star restaurants.

We'll have to add them to the ever growing must-try list!

See below the full list of winners:

The new Michelin green stars for 2026

• 1887, Torridon, Annat by Achnasheen, Wester Ross
• Forest Side, Grasmere, Cumbria
• Knepp Wilding Kitchen, Horsham, West Sussex
• Timberyard, Edinburgh
• Eight at Grazehill by Doug Crampton, Rimington, Lancashire
• Glebe House, Southleigh, Devon
• The Free Company, Balerno, Midlothian

Young Chef Award

Tom Earnshow, Head Chef at Bohemia, Jersey

Exceptional Cocktails

Alasdair Shaw, Sebb's, Glasgow

Opening of the Year

Shwen Shwen by Maria Bradford, London

Sommelier Award

Roxane Dupuy, Row on 5, London

One-Star Winners

Two-Star Winners

• Row on 5, Chef Spencer Metzger, London
• Bonheur by Matt Abé, Matt Abé, London

Three-Star Winners