Michelin is just days away from announcing its new awards for 2026, as Dublin is set to host the annual ceremony for Great Britain and Ireland.
Every year, the finest restaurants and pubs in the country are awarded with Michelin Stars during the event, but the culinary giant also highlights recommendations in its Michelin Guide, which is regularly updated.
Across Yorkshire, 9 pubs have been named the best in the region by Michelin, receiving praise for service, food quality, creative menus, charming decor, and more.
Here is a full list of the Yorkshire pubs which have Michelin’s stamp of approval - and what the inspectors have to say.

1. Alice Hawthorn Inn
The Alice Hawthorn Inn which is based in the village of Nun Monkton, is a pub which also has its own restaurant and accommodation. Its dishes showcase garden produce with MICHELIN pointing out dishes such as shrimp and sea bass ceviche. MICHELIN said: “Welcoming service and smart, slightly Scandic-style bedrooms complete the picture.” | Google-Alice Hawthorn Inn

2. Durham Ox
Durham Ox in Westway, Crayke is a historic pub, which has been described by MICHELIN as “a loveable, eclectically decorated place with a thoroughly welcoming feel”. Seafood and steak has been praised for “celebrations”, while the pub also offers seasonal specials among an extensive menu. | Tripadvisor-Durham Ox

3. Pipe and Glass
Pipe and Glass is a 15th-century pub located in West End, South Dalton. MICHELIN have described its food offerings as “unfussy” and “instantly recognisable”. It also has accommodation, and has been praised for its customer service. | Google

4. Sandpiper Inn
Leyburn’s Sandpiper Inn is a unique pub on this list, due to its three ‘snug’ dining rooms. The pub offers seasonal menus within its restaurant, featuring dishes such as Dales Lamb. MICHELIN said: “You’ll receive a cheery Yorkshire welcome from the friendly owners of this characterful stone pub”. | Google Maps
