Barrafina Dean Street and Hakkasan lose stars in Michelin 2024 Guide

Barrafina Dean Street, Leroy in Shoreditch, Hakkasan Hanway Place and Hakkasan Mayfair in London have lost their stars in the Michelin Guide Great Britain and Ireland 2024.

Outside the capital, Salt in Stratford-upon-Avon and Paco Tapas in Bristol were also among the 18 restaurants to lose their stars.

The other twelve of this year's deletions were due to closures following a difficult year for the industry.

These included Michel Roux's two-Michelin-starred Le Gavroche in London, which the chef shut in January after 57 years of trading to give him a better work-life balance.

In County Durham, chef James Close has closed his two-star Raby Hunt restaurant after 14 years to join nearby Rockliffe Hall as culinary director.

Several restaurants have also relocated, are in the process of moving to new sites or are set to relaunch under different concepts.

The list of deletions includes:

LONDON

Barrafina Dean Street, Soho

Hakkasan Hanway Place, Fitzrovia

Hakkasan Mayfair, Mayfair

Leroy, Shoreditch

Le Gavroche, Mayfair (closed)

Marcus, Belgravia (closed)

ENGLAND

Paco Tapas, Bristol

Salt, Stratford-upon-Avon

Carters of Moseley, Birmingham (closed original site, now running as a pop-up ahead of launching new permanent site this summer)

Clock House, Ripley (closed)

Fraiche, Birkenhead (original site closed, reopened in Shropshire)

The Man Behind the Curtain, Leeds (closed and will relaunch as new concept)

Pensons, Tenbury Wells (closed)

Raby Hunt, Summerhouse (closed)

SCOTLAND

The Cellar, Anstruther (closed)

WALES

SY23, Aberystwyth (closed)

NORTHERN IRELAND

Eipic, Belfast (closed with plans to relaunch site under new brand)

IRELAND

Ichigo Ichie, Cork (closed and reopened in January as a bistro and natural wine bar)