Plans for award-winning restaurant under consultation
Currently focusing on modern French fine dining, the restaurant held a coveted Michelin Star from 2001 until 2022.
Tag: L’Ortolan
In the cellar: Semillon, Dessert, De Bortoli, Tesco Finest, 2017
Tasting Notes: dried apricot/honey/marmalade Botrytis cinerea is a form of rot that certain grapes are susceptible to. The fungus encapsulates ...
Stars are still shining for L’Ortolan as it retains its Michelin rating
Shinfield's L'Ortolan has retained its Michelin star award for the 19th year in a row.
Shinfield restaurant retains its Michelin star
CHEFS AT a Shinfield restaurant are enjoying the taste of success after learning that they are retaining their Michelin star. ...
WIN! A meal for two at L’Ortolan
AS IT approaches its 40th anniversary, we have teamed up with L’Ortolan in Shinfield to offer one lucky reader a ...
Enjoy a New Year treat for the senses with L’Ortolan
FAST APPROACHING its 40th anniversary, L’Ortolan in Shinfield is a New Year treat for the senses. If you need to ...
Shinfield restaurant L’Ortolan is one of top 20 UK restaurants
A SHINFIELD restaurant has scooped another accolade to go alongside its Michelin star… it’s one of the country’s top 20 ...
A ‘super’ day for vital support charity
ROWS of luxury supercars glistened in the late summer sun outside L’Ortolan as part of a special charity day at ...
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