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Throughout the last year the Money blog has been asking Michelin chefs to pick their favourite cheap eats – a meal for two for less than £40 – in their part of the UK.
We’ve heard about hidden gems in every part of the country, from Northern Ireland to Norfolk, with the chefs revealing where they go for a budget meal when they have a night off – whether it’s a top burger chain (see Merseyside), kebab shop, or more established restaurant with a great lunchtime deal. Read the full list below.
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Buckinghamshire
The Cedar Marlow
Recommended by Tom De Keyser, head chef at Tom Kerridge’s two-starred The Hand and Flowers: “It’s a fantastic coffee shop and spot for a lovely lunch. I always have the pastrami bagel which is brilliant, my wife loves the chicken shawarma salad, and my young daughter has a fluffy bowl of scrambled eggs. You can happily feed the three of us with a couple of delicious coffees for less than £40.”
The Butcher’s Tap and Grill, Marlow
Recommended by Sarah Hayward from the one Michelin-starred The Coach, in Marlow: “A great spot to pop in for some pub snacks or a fantastic burger, or for something a little bit special you can choose a cut from the butcher’s counter like a pork tomahawk or T-bone steak. The chefs will cook it exactly how you like it!”
Cambridgeshire
The Fish House, Ely
Recommended by James Knappett, chef-patron of two Michelin-starred Kitchen Table in London: “I make sure to visit whenever I head home to Cambridgeshire. I’m from Soham, so Ely is the closest city and The Fish House has consistently served up great food over the years. My order is a small cod and chips, plus a battered sausage, mushy peas and curry sauce.”
James Knappett, chef-patron of two Michelin-starred Kitchen Table, in Fitzrovia
The Pantry in Newmarket
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