Every Michelin restaurant where you can get a meal for less than £50 - including a Tom Kerridge pub
The new Michelin guide for the UK has been published and while some are financially out of reach for many, a few starred restaurants are offering more affordable (relatively) options, particularly at lunch or early evening.
We looked at every Michelin restaurant on the new UK list and found 30 that offer set menu deals for £50 or less.
The cheapest, by a distance, is the £15 set lunch deal at The Coach, owned by Tom Kerridge, in Buckinghamshire.
A disclaimer from us - some of the websites are pretty tricky to navigate, and one or two proudly boast of not displaying their menus online, so a couple may have slipped through the net.
But here are the deals we found...
Cumbria
• Heft, Newton in Cartmel - set four-course lunch for £45
Devon
• Elephant, Torquay - two-course set lunch menu for £34.50 or three courses for £39.75
• Masons Arms, Knowstone - three course lunch menu for £39.50
Gloucestershire
• Le Champignon Sauvage, Cheltenham - set two-course lunch and dinner menus for £40 or three courses for £47
Hertfordshire
• 33 The Homend, Ledbury - lunchtime two courses £40 or three for £48
Kent
• Bridge Arms, Bridge - three-course set menu for £35 available Wednesday to Friday lunchtime and Wednesday and Thursday dinner
• Fordwich Arms, Fordwich - three-course set menu available Wednesday to Friday lunch and Wednesday and Thursday dinner for £45
• hide and fox, Saltwood - set three-course lunch for £48 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Lancashire
• Hambleton Hall, Hambleton - two courses for £48.50, but only until 28 February
• The Barn, Aughton - three-course set lunch for £48 available Thursday to Saturday
Leicestershire
• John's House, Mountsorrel - three-course lunch menu for £49 between Wednesday and Saturday
London
• Benares, Mayfair - two-course set lunch menu for £43 or three courses for £49
• Chishuru, Fitzrovia - set lunch menu for £45
• Galvin La Chapelle, The City - two-course set lunch menu available Monday to Saturday for £49
• La Trompette, Chiswick - three-course lunch for £39.50 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
• Portland, Fitzrovia - two-course lunch menu for £49
• The Ninth, Fitzrovia - set two-course lunch menu for £33 or three courses for £38 from Monday to Saturday
• Trishna, Marylebone - three-course lunch or early evening tasting menu for £50
• Veeraswamy, Regent Street - two-course lunch for £42 or three courses for £48 available on Saturday and Sunday
• Elystan Street, London - three-course set menu at specific times between Monday and Saturday for £45
• Wild Honey St James, West End - winter "working lunch" menu comes with three courses for £45 or £59 including a glass of champagne, coffee and canelé
Somerset
• Bulrush, Bristol - set lunch menu for £48
• Wilsons, Bristol - three course for £35, set menu, Wednesday to Friday lunch
Suffolk
• Pea Porridge, Bury St Edmunds - four-course lunch menu for £50
Surrey
Tyne and Wear
• House of Tides, Newcastle - Sunday feast menu for £50
Wales
• Gorse, Cardiff - four courses for £45
Warwickshire
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