Four Norfolk restaurants have gained one of the culinary world's most prestigious awards - a Michelin star.
The Michelin Guide 2023 has been revealed today (March 27) with 17 restaurants from the county included.
For the first time Store in Stoke Holy Cross has gained a Michelin star.
It joins Morston Hall, The Neptune in Hunstanton and Meadowsweet in Holt, who have retained their one-star status this year.
The coveted guide recognises the best places to eat in Great Britain and Ireland.
Other restaurants to be recommended by Michelin this year include Benedicts and Roger Hickman's in Norwich, Socius in Burnham Market and The Old Bank in Snettisham.
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The Michelin Guide was started in 1900 by the French tyre company, awarding up to three stars to what it considers to be the best restaurants in the world.
All the Norfolk restaurants in the Michelin Guide 2023
One star
Store, Stoke Holy Cross
The Neptune, Hunstanton
Meadowsweet, Holt
Morston Hall, Morston
Bib Gourmand
Gunton Arms, Thorpe Market
Sculthorpe Mill, Sculthorpe
Michelin Plate
Benoli, Norwich
Farmyard, Norwich
Benedicts, Norwich
Roger Hickman's, Norwich
Wildebeest, Stoke Holy Cross
Stoke Mill, Stoke Holy Cross
The Dial House, Reepham
The Ingham Swan, Ingham
Socius, Burnham Market
The Conservatory, Titchwell
The Old Bank, Snettisham
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