Four Irish Restaurants Added to Michelin Guide
- Four Irish restaurants have been newly recognized by the MICHELIN Guide - Great Britain & Ireland, bringing the total number of Irish establishments featured to 106.
- The MICHELIN Guide inspectors praised Forêt as offering a "thoroughly French treat," while The Pig's Ear provides a "conventional taste of Ireland." Hera was described as "the hottest...
- the MICHELIN Guide is a highly respected annual publication that rates restaurants and hotels based on the quality of their cuisine,service,and ambiance.
Four Irish Restaurants Added to the MICHELIN Guide
Updated August 27, 2024, at 18:27:48 PST
Four Irish restaurants have been newly recognized by the MICHELIN Guide – Great Britain & Ireland, bringing the total number of Irish establishments featured to 106. While the awarding of Stars, Green Stars, and Bib Gourmands occurs at the annual MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, restaurants are added to the Guide’s selection throughout the year on a monthly basis. Sixteen new entries were announced this month, with Dublin and Waterford notably well-represented.
New Additions to the Guide
- forest, dublin
- Hera, Dublin
- The Pig’s Ear, Dublin
- Farmgate Lismore, Waterford
The MICHELIN Guide inspectors praised Forêt as offering a “thoroughly French treat,” while The Pig’s Ear provides a “conventional taste of Ireland.” Hera was described as “the hottest tickets in town.” In Waterford, Farmgate Lismore received accolades for its “sensibly priced menu,” commitment to uncomplicated cooking, and use of locally sourced ingredients.