The Pilgrim is one of 12 top restaurants named in the guideThe Pilgrim is one of 12 top restaurants named in the guide
The Pilgrim is one of 12 top restaurants named in the guide

Twelve Buckinghamshire restaurants named in Michelin's latest 'food bible'

The Michelin Guide is widely considered to be the 'gastronomic bible' of where to eat out,  and there are a number of restaurants in Buckinghamshire recommended by the 2021 edition of the famous guidebook.
By Graham Tebbutt
Published 3rd Feb 2021, 10:13 BST
Updated 3rd Feb 2021, 10:44 BST

Across the county there is no shortage of top quality places to eat.

Not all of the entrants have been awarded the prestigious Michelin star, but all have been recommended by the guide.

Here are 12 Buckinghamshire restaurants that feature in the book that are certainly worth the drive (once lockdown restrictions are lifted, of course).

Serving modern cuisine – “A friendly community pub ... proper home-cooking”

1. THE PILGRIM, in North Marston

Serving modern cuisine – “A friendly community pub ... proper home-cooking” Photo: Google

Photo Sales
Serving regional cuisine – “Great value dishes arrive in hearty portions, packed full of flavour”

2. THE HUNDRED OF ASHENDON, in Ashendon

Serving regional cuisine – “Great value dishes arrive in hearty portions, packed full of flavour” Photo: Google

Photo Sales
Traditional British fayre – “The menu features classic British dishes and heartwarming puddings”

3. THE MOLE & CHICKEN, in Long Crendon

Traditional British fayre – “The menu features classic British dishes and heartwarming puddings” Photo: Google

Photo Sales
Serving modern British food – “Top quality local and garden ingredients lead the daily menu”

4. THE MASH INN, in Radnage

Serving modern British food – “Top quality local and garden ingredients lead the daily menu” Photo: Google

Photo Sales
Previous
1 / 3
Next Page
Related topics:Buckinghamshire