The Michelin Guide has had its 2022 update and five restaurants in and around Norwich have earned a spot on the celebrated list.
All five of the restaurants received a Michelin Plate for their achievement, which signifies restaurants where the inspectors have discovered quality food.
Elsewhere in Norfolk, 10 other restaurants made the Michelin Guide, three of which have Michelin stars.
Here are the restaurants in and around Norwich included this year.
Benedicts
Where: St Benedicts Street, Norwich, NR2 4PE
Rating: Michelin Plate
What Michelin said: Richard Bainbridge was praised for his "understated dishes" which "rely on top quality ingredients to lead the way". The guide said "the English bistro style fits perfectly" in the "bohemian part" of Norwich.
Stoke Mill
Where: Mill Road, Stoke Holy Cross, NR14 8PA
Rating: Michelin Plate
What Michelin said: The 700 year old mill spans the River Tas and the guide said the restaurant prepares "classically based dishes" which use "good ingredients" and the "flavours are distinct".
Benoli
Where: 5 Orford Street, Norwich, NR1 3LE
Rating: Michelin Plate
What Michelin said: The restaurant, which is named after chef-owner Oliver and his brother Ben, was described as "relaxed and welcoming" by the guide. It said the highlights of the menu include the homemade pastas and "delicious" desserts.
Wildebeest
Where: 82 - 86 Norwich Road, Stoke Holy Cross, NR14 8QJ
Rating: Michelin Plate
What Michelin said: The guide praised the modern menus of this "smart dining pub". It said the kitchen serves "refined, colourful dishes" which blend many ingredients to "create pleasing contrasts of flavour".
Roger Hickman's
Where: 79 Upper St Giles Street, Norwich, NR2 1AB
Rating: Michelin Plate
What Michelin said: The guide described the service as "attentive yet unobtrusive" and praised the cooking as "modern and intricate" with "respect for ingredients’ natural flavours".
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