The online version of the gastronomic bible, which highlights the country’s top restaurants by giving out stars and recommendations, has been released today.
No Sheffield restaurant was awarded a new Michelin star again this year.
But a number of restaurants in the city – and the Peak District – have been recommended as places diners should visit.
Find out which ones made the grade below.
5. Samuel Fox Country Inn at Bradwell
The Michelin Guide said: "An attractive, light-stone pub with smart, cosy bedrooms and a dramatic, hilly backdrop: named after the inventor of the steel-ribbed umbrella, who was born in the village. Flavourful classic dishes have modern touches and make good use of seasonal local produce. Popular 7 course tasting menu." Photo: Dean Atkins
6. Fischer's at Baslow Hall
The Michelin Guide said: "A fine Edwardian manor house with a classic country house feel and impressive formal grounds plays host to two dining rooms with lovely ornate ceilings. Menus offer a mix of classic and more original modern dishes; sit at the ‘Kitchen Tasting Bench’ to be part of the action. Bedrooms are charming." Photo: Sarah Washbourn
7. The Peacock at Rowsley
The Michelin Guide said: "An elegant hotel restaurant where old mullioned stone windows, oak ‘Mousey Thompson’ furnishings and antique oil paintings are juxtaposed with modern lighting and contemporary art. Modern cooking is ingredient-led and has fresh, clean flavours; alongside, they offer some more traditional ‘Classics’." Photo: Andrew Roe
8. Devonshire Arms at Beeley
The Michelin Guide said: "This stone inn boasts a hugely characterful low-beamed bar and a modern glass extension with views of the stream. A few pub favourites sit alongside some more interesting dishes and estate produce is used to the full. Choose a cosy bedroom in the inn or a modern room in the old dovecote or nearby cottages." Photo: Anne Shelley