North Wales restaurant, Sosban and the Old Butchers has retained its Michelin star.
The new list of the top restaurants across the UK and Ireland was revealed yesterday at a special ceremony.
The Menai Bridge-based restaurant was recognised for its feeling of "exclusivity" and "well balanced" menu, among other things.
New Stars & Awards in the MICHELIN Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2023 #MICHELINGuideGBI #MICHELINStar23 https://t.co/BAUc6mjXV7
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Micheline Guide’s 'point of view'
Here's what the Michelin Guide 2023 said about Sosban and the Old Butchers:
One Michelin star: High quality cooking, worth a stop!
"Covered windows add a feeling of exclusivity to this discreet, intimate restaurant; once inside, you’ll discover an appealingly rustic room with Welsh slate walls, sheepskin-covered chairs and hand-painted animal tiles pointing back to its butcher’s shop days.
"Stephen Stevens’ well-balanced surprise menu offers boldly flavoured modern dishes with original, personal touches, which demonstrate an innate understanding of cooking techniques and flavour combinations.
"You’ll find a wealth of ingredients from North Wales; the portion sizes and pacing are spot on; and you’ll feel eager anticipation for each dish to arrive."
Tripadvisor reviews
5 stars - Exceptional!
"Managed to get a table after 2 years of trying and definitely worth the wait!! Exceptional tasting menu, very cleverly put together.
"Unforgettable dining experience!"
5 stars - A real treat
"What a talent to be able to put such flavours together.
"Tasting menu isn’t a regular dining experience it is a rare treat.
"It’s clear the team are passionate about food and service. Loved everything about the evening.
"The service, the food, the decor. That wasn’t just a dinner that was an event. Amazing."
Michelin Star restaurants in Wales
These are the other Michelin star restaurants in Wales:
One Michelin star
Home, Penarth
Beach House, Oxwich
Ynyshir, Machynlleth
SY23, Aberystwyth
Walnut, Llanddewi Skirrid
The Whitebrook, Whiterbook
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