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England beyond London.

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124 places

Rooms you can walk into, ranked the way I would send you.

Key: what the badges mean

★ Michelin star · Bib Bib Gourmand · Green ★ Michelin Green Star · Michelin in the Michelin guide, no distinction · J Jeff's own note · Jeff ★★★★☆ 2019 his own rating out of five, and the year he gave it · new the venue itself opened recently · just added recently added to Jeff's list, whatever its age · 2◆ independent chef/industry recommendations · ! hygiene caution in force · ? no current public hygiene record, not a caution · keep walking Jeff has been and would walk past it · the line under a name says when to go: Destination (plan around it) / Solid (the dependable send) / Listed (on the radar). Under it, where the entry states one: how the room takes bookings, and the date I last checked the entry.

Somewhere tonight.

One tap hides everything shut today and everything that needs a booking, then sorts the rest by how close it is to you. I don’t publish opening hours, because they go stale faster than anyone can check them. Check the door before you go.

The whole list.

Every room saved here, by where it is. 124 of them.

Manchester and the North West45

Manchester carries the run from the Northern Quarter to Ancoats, with Altrincham's market house and the towns around the conurbation behind it.

Yorkshire30

Harrogate leads, Leeds and Sheffield follow, and the dales and moors carry the rest from Skipton to the Star Inn at Harome and the Black Swan at Oldstead.

The Midlands15

Birmingham and its ring, the Peak at Bakewell and Matlock, the Potteries, and singles from Worcester to Wellingborough.

Birmingham · 2

Bakewell · 1

Coalville · 1

Dudley · 1

Leamington Spa · 1

Matlock · 1

Nuneaton · 1

Solihull · 1

Stoke-on-Trent · 1

Wellingborough · 1

The South West12

Cornwall holds the deepest run, Padstow round the coast to St Ives, with Bath's rooms, Batcombe's inn and Exeter up the A30.

The Lakes and Cumbria8

Windermere's saves lead the fells: Kendal, Sedbergh and the quiet towns from Cockermouth to Brampton, with Lancaster at the gate.

The South East7

Kent and Sussex hold most of it, Faversham to Folkestone and the coast at Hove, with the Thames towns at Henley and Abingdon.

Abingdon · 1

Faversham · 1

Folkestone · 1

Henley-on-Thames · 1

Hove · 1

Tunbridge Wells · 1

The North East4

The Northumberland coast at Bamburgh and Seahouses, Hexham up the Tyne, and Gateshead across the river.

East Anglia3

Out east: Norwich, King's Lynn on the Wash, and the Unruly Pig at Woodbridge.

Norwich · 1

Woodbridge · 1