La Liste: The four Yorkshire restaurants named amongst the best 1,000 restaurants in the world
The rankings - published by laliste.com - gives each restaurant a percentage score based on reviews thousands of publications, hundreds of guidebooks, and millions of online reviews.
Across the UK there are 75 restaurants which make the grade, including four from Yorkshire, from the top 1,000 restaurants in the world.
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Hide AdTop in the country - and across the world - is L’enclume in the Lake District, which scored 99.5 per cent making it the best restaurant in the UK and the joint-best in the world.
Newcomer Myse is the top Yorkshire restaurant according to the list, scoring 89.5 per cent. The restaurant, set inside a former pub in the North Yorkshire village of Hovingham, was awarded a coveted Michelin star earlier this year after being open for just seven months.
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It is run by husband and wife duo Josh and Vicky Overington who sold up their two previous restaurants, Le Cochon Aveugle and Cave du Cochon, to plough their heart and soul into Myse.
The inclusion in La Liste is the latest accolade which proves they made the right stop.
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Hide AdLa Liste also awarded England the ‘New Destination Travel Award’ saying the country is in ‘full gastronomic boom’ and ‘soon to be a must for gourmets’ - citing Josh and Vicky Overington alongside L’enclume’s Simon Rogan and London’s Clare Smyth as reasons to visit.
The Black Swan at Oldstead - run by Michelin-starred chef Tommy Banks - was also on the list, scoring 86.5 per cent, slightly ahead of Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall which scored 85 per cent.
The Angel at Hetton also made the list scoring 82.5 per cent. The 1,000th restaurant in the list had a score of 75 per cent.
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