London Michelin-Starred Restaurants: The Complete Map (2026)

Every Michelin-starred restaurant in London on one interactive map. All six three-star icons, the city's two-star rooms, and the newest stars of 2026, mapped for easy planning.

Discover every Michelin-starred restaurant in London, mapped in one place for serious planning. Following the 2026 Michelin Guide ceremony, the British capital holds 88 starred restaurants, fresh proof that London is one of the world's great gastronomic powerhouses, and arguably its most diverse, with starred kitchens spanning British, French, Indian, Chinese, West African, Japanese, Thai, and Korean cooking.

What's on the map

At the summit sit London's six three-star icons, all of which retained their status for 2026: Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea, marking 25 years at three stars; Core by Clare Smyth in Notting Hill; Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester and Hélène Darroze at The Connaught in Mayfair; The Ledbury in Notting Hill; and Sketch (The Lecture Room & Library), Pierre Gagnaire's London expression in Soho.

The two-star tier gained two headline arrivals this year: Bonheur by Matt Abé, which leapt straight to two stars in the storied former Le Gavroche space in Mayfair, and Row on 5 by Jason Atherton on Savile Row, which climbed from one star to two in a single year. They join a deep field of two-star rooms and a new crop of one-star openings, including Legado, Ambassadors Clubhouse, Corenucopia by Clare Smyth, and the city's second starred pub, The Kerfield Arms in Camberwell.

Each pin includes location, neighborhood, cuisine, and star rating, so you can plan across Mayfair, Chelsea, Notting Hill, Soho, and the City without juggling a dozen browser tabs.

Why use this map

• All 88 London Michelin stars in a single, shareable view
• Covers one-, two-, and three-star restaurants plus Green Star picks
• One of the world's most cuisine-diverse starred cities, mapped by area
• Updated to the Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2026 selection