We took our parents to Tower 42 (Gary Rhodes - sp? - , in London) for their 40th wedding anniversary and the whole experience was amazing. The bill was not so good (around £350 for four), but the views were amazing and the food was great.
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Who has eaten at a Michelin star restaurants in the UK?
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There is a good one on the llyn peninsula. Ate there in summer whilst on holiday. Good food and location for beach / bike / hike holiday!
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MMM Potting Shed in Crudwell.
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"around £350 for four"
Thats cheap !
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This place is quite local to me and very, very good...
http://www.aubergedulac.co.uk/menus.html
Looking it up just now I found it has two stars, didn't know that.
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I've eaten in two Michelin restaurants, can't say the food was that great. Mind you one of the factories has sinced closed
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We have the Pony and Trap round the corner, it's on the edge of Chew Magna just south of Bristol. A proper, relaxed pub, that happens to do exceptional food and service at normal prices.
I agree. But why on earth it has a Michelin star is beyond me. I've eaten at several other restaurants that have Michelin stars, all of which provided a significantly higher standard of cooking (at significantly higher prices).
In general, Michelin stars are a guarantee of nothing - use them as a guide only.
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went to the gary rhodes one for the missus work xmas party one year
it was dissapointing, food was ok but dried out and they obviously couldnt handle that many people
even worse it was full of really awful city-boy types having their own xmas parties, i cant remember what bank it was but there was obviously a lot of obvious that the toilet cubicles were in use for something other than pooing
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Stayed here a couple of times. The food was excellent and not hugely expensive. It had a couple of michelin stars at one point, though not sure if that's still the case. Nice place too, if you like quiet.
http://www.barcelo-hotels.co.uk/hotels/central-england/barcelo-the-lygon-arms-hotel-cotswolds
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L'enclume in Cartmel, Cumbria is incredible and has accommodation and they do breakfast and is in the Lakes.
What more could you want?Posted 5 months ago # -
Yes The Nut Tree Inn, Murcot, Oxfordshire (near Oxford) we went there for my Dad's 60th birthday and it was fantastic. Very good value for money too.
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Tried the Curlew in East sussex & VERY dissapointed. Bad service but food was ok.
Really want to try Purnells in Brum. Maybe for my 40th
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having worked in one of the better out of london michelin starred restaurants.. i d offer a few tips.. they are a fine dining experience.. dont ask the price of any thing order without regard for price.. ask dont feign or pretend you know what food or wine is ask.. dont go during the xamas party season dont go saturday nights.. book in advance and telephone on day to confirm and ask for something special ie flowers or enquire about the evenings menu etc that way when you arrive the maitre 'd is waiting/ expecting / knows you and you ll almost cetainly have a specific table reserved.. discretly tip the first person you meet when they leave you.. ( word will soon spread that your a tipper..) your not there to feed the 5000 the food may/ will be rich and too much will lead to trips to the loo.. ask the soimmelier what wines suit each course and order still water as well
enjoy..
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Star inn at harome good or was last time there. And is it still sort of a pub ish very relaxed too.
Great rooms too.
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The Star is very good, and they have great rooms too. Sadly, however, I think they're currently star-less.
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Yep, been to the Star at Harome a couple of times and it's always been good - although not been there since the Perns split up.
Also had a great time at the one on the Llynn peninsular - called something like 'Plas
Bedgroe'?Posted 5 months ago # -
Kitchin, Martin Wishart and Plumed Horse. All within 5 minutes walk of my house.
Wisharts probably the best of those three but most pricey. All very good. As has been mentioned the CHEESE TROLLEY in Wishart's is a piece of art.
(Oh and the People's Republic of Leith is not a satellite town of Edinburgh)
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Had best food of my life at Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir.
Price was indecent though.Posted 5 months ago #
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