If you'd like to impress your other half this Valentine's Day with a Michelin-starred meal but don't fancy the hefty price tag, you'll be relieved to know that a new study has revealed one of the cheapest places to dine on cuisine deemed worthy of one if the organisations prestigious stars is less than an hour away from Bristol.
According to research by ABC Finance, Le Champignon Sauvage in Cheltenham is one of the 13 most affordable restaurants in the country to hold a Michelin star. Serving up modern cuisine, Le Champignon Sauvage (which means wild mushroom in French) charges just £40 for a two-course set lunch or £47 for three.
There's also a set dinner menu from Wednesdays to Fridays priced equivalently, while the a la carte costs £60 for two courses, £78 for three and £93 for four. Dishes on a sample menu include, miso-glazed monkfish, barley broth, cockles and samphire or pigeon, black pudding and chocolate ganache, cherries, and radicchio.
