A 'farm-to-table restaurant' has won its first green star in the Michelin Guide 2025 at an awards ceremony. Native, the farm-to-table restaurant with rooms on the Herefordshire and Worcestershire border, has earned a coveted green star in the Michelin Guide 2025.

Monday (February 10) saw the release of the Michelin Guide 2025, a collection of restaurants serving the highest quality food. Eight North East and North Yorkshire restaurants have been recognised in the guide for the first time.

Two restaurants in Birmingham have been recognised by the Michelin Guide. Riverine Rabbit in Stirchley and Tropea in Harborne were both recipients of the Michelin Bib Gourmand, which is awarded to venues offering good value and good quality cooking.

Jason Atherton’s iconic Tower 42 restaurant City Social was stripped of its Michelin star at the food guide’s annual awards ceremony this week. In a bittersweet evening for Atherton, his new Row on 5 restaurant on Savile Row – seen as the celebrity chef’s flagship venue following the closure of Pollen Street Social last year