A village in Berkshire has been named alongside Italy for its Michelin Star Clusters.
Bray is home to 22 per cent of the UK's three-star Michelin restaurants - Waterside Inn, Fat Duck and Hinds Head.
The Fat Duck, serving Heston Blumenthal classics, has three Michelin stars.
Waterside Inn also boasts three Michelin stars - where you can dine while looking out onto the River Thames.
Meanwhile, Hinds Head has kept hold of a one Michelin Star.
Digital Signage experts Mandoe Media went looking for Michelin star clusters and highlighted the village, on the outskirts of Maidenhead and Windsor, as a "fascinating cluster of rural fine dining restaurants".
It was found that more and more rural locations are seeing a rise in fine dining clusters.
A similar amount of Michelin star restaurants can be found in Paestum in Italy, where the total number of Michelin Stars in six.
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