Bonheur by Matt Abe

AA Rosette Awards 2026 – Spring update

Discover the latest restaurants to achieve 3 and 4 AA Rosette status

Revealing the latest 3 and 4 AA Rosette restaurants

In recognition of both culinary excellence and the dedication to ensure consistent quality of the highest order, we're pleased to announce the latest multi-rosette-winning restaurants. 

The long-established AA Rosettes for culinary excellence celebrate successful cooking at different levels across the UK. Awarded by the AA's team of inspectors with their wealth of experience in assessing quality, receiving this award is a significant achievement in this industry and beyond.

Sorrel, Dorking, Surrey

New 4 AA Rosettes

Home by James Sommerin, Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan

Sorrel, Dorking, Surrey

 

New 3 AA Rosettes

74 Charlotte Street by Ben Murphy, London W1

Bonheur by Matt Abe, London W1

The Cocochine, London W1

LI~LY by Aiden Byrne, Knutsford, Cheshire

LOMA by Graeme Cheevers, Balloch, West Dunbartonshire

LOMA by Graeme Cheevers, Balloch, West Dunbartonshire

MICHAEL CAINES at The Stafford, London SW1

Morston Hall, Blakeney, Norfolk

The Plumicorn, Consall, Staffordshire

Simply Wild Restaurant, Coleford, Gloucestershire

Sunlaws Restaurant, Kelso, Scottish Borders

The Tudor Pass, Egham, Surrey

Ugly Butterfly by Adam Handling, Newquay, Cornwall

Cathryn Bell, Grove of Narberth

The AA's first Sommelier of the Year

Cathryn Bell, sommelier at Grove of Narberth

Leading a small team means really getting stuck in at every service which Cathryn does with real gusto showing a talent for storytelling around her personally selected wine list. The list, by her own admission is never complete, constantly evolving around the pillars of sustainable winemaking, natural methods, finding the best of each region and of course championing Welsh wine. Her passion is clear with an encyclopaedic knowledge which means bold choices and unexpected twists.

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