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Any other thoughts, comments or questions?

I thought that is was interesting when we learned about Giles Osbourne's company they mentioned something about someone got a Michelin star rating of 1. In the last Peter May book that I read it explained that the Michelin Tire family also has something to do with giving restaurants ratings of 1, 2, or 3 stars. (with 3 stars being the best rating.) Has anyone else ever heard about the Michelin ratings of restaurants?

>2 EadieB: These ratings are very coveted.

>3 Sergeirocks:
Appears to be but what strikes me as funny is that Michelin is a tire company.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelin_Guide

>4 EadieB: Perhaps they get them for the steaks being tough as rubber!😂

>5 Andrew-theQM:
Funny!

>2 EadieB: yes I know about Michellin ratings. it's another version of the 5-star restaurant rating system.

I thought that it was strange as well as interesting that plush restaurants were located next door to places like the Glue Pot. Usually there is at least a street or so separating them.

Some streets in U.K. can be quite cosmopolitan in this way Carol. A real mix!