John Burn-Murdoch 

Michelin starred lunch prices visualised: can you spot a bargain?

Using data published here at the datablog, designers at The Trainline have produced a pastel shade visualisation of lunch prices at Michelin starred restaurants across the British Isles
  
  

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Michelin starred lunches in the British Isles: resturants colour-coded by region and ranked by value. Click for full size image Illustration: The Trainline Photograph: The Trainline/Public Domain

Establishments are ranked in order of the cost of a set lunch, grouped according to the number of courses included and colour-coded by region. The most affordable venue is the Hand and Flowers in Marlow, where two courses will set you back £15.

If you scroll down to the bottom of the larger image you will find the Fat Duck - Heston Blumenthal's flagship - where the set lunch consists of a whopping 14 courses and comes at an appropriately pricey £180!

20 restaurants are not included in the graphic since they either do not serve lunch or offer only an a la carte lunch menu. These establishments are listed at the very bottom of the full size image.

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