Harome, United Kingdom
From Michelin Guide
Andrew Pernās 14C thatched inn oozes charm and character, with its low ceilings, Robert āMousemanā features and some charred beams left in situ in a nod to its life story. Head Chef Steve Smithās cooking has a classical base with modern overtones, and Yorkshire leads the way in rich, gutsy, flavour-driven dishes, with fish coming from Whitby, game from the Moors and vegetables plucked from the kitchen garden. Relax on the terrace, then stay over in one of the individually styled bedrooms; one boasts a snooker table, another, a piano.
From Visitor Experiences
Historic 14th Century Thatched Inn with Character Features
The Star Inn at Harome is housed in a 14th-century thatched building featuring low ceilings, Robert āMousemanā woodwork, and charred beams left in place as a nod to its history, blending rustic charm with Michelin-starred dining.
Generous Portion Sizes in a Michelin Tasting Menu
Unlike typical tasting menus that serve very small portions, The Star Inn offers substantial servings for each course, allowing diners to fully enjoy multiple courses without feeling starved by the end of the meal.
Unique Individually Styled Guest Rooms with Quirky Features
The inn offers thirteen boutique rooms, each uniquely decorated with distinctive elements such as a snooker table, a piano, or a āfloatingā bed, combining country charm with modern touches for an unconventional stay experience.
From Visitor Experiences
The most honored or signature ingredients at the Michelin-starred Star Inn at Harome include:
Black Pudding: Central to their signature dish "Grilled Black Pudding with Pan-fried Foie Gras," it provides a rich, savory base that pairs well with the foie gras and other accompaniments.
Foie Gras: Pan-fried foie gras is featured prominently alongside black pudding in their iconic starter, adding luxurious richness and a smooth texture contrast.
Pickering Watercress: Used in the signature dish as a fresh, peppery salad element that balances the richness of black pudding and foie gras.
Apple and Vanilla Chutney: This chutney adds a sweet and aromatic dimension to the signature dish, complementing the savory ingredients with fruity and vanilla notes.
Scrumpy Reduction: A reduction made from scrumpy cider, it adds acidity and depth, tying the components of the signature dish together.
These ingredients are significant as they combine to create a dish that has been on the menu since 1996, exemplifying the restaurantās blend of traditional Yorkshire flavors with refined techniques. The balance of rich, savory, fresh, sweet, and acidic elements showcases the culinary philosophy of The Star Inn at Harome.
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