Hedgefunder's Arms: Michelin star |
A popular Midway pub restaurant has just been added to the prestigious Michelin Guide.
The Hedgefunder's Arms in rural Buxley on the outskirts of Chattingham opened in
September last year and has now been awarded a much-sought Michelin Star by the
acclaimed food critics.
The guide entry says: “Built in 1616, the pub was originally named the Black Death.
This charming old building was saved from its pubco operators, Nepo Scheame, who
wanted to sell it to a nearby vineyard for demolition and turning into a car
park. It has now been sympathetically refurbished as an upmarket public house
serving excellent real ales, high quality wines and offering a fine dining
experience.”
“The restaurant sits in an extension to the main pub and serves local produce. Great
wines, also from
Hugo and Annabelle Upwoodly-Mowbyle: no experience |
The couple began renovating the grade II-listed building in 2019 after snapping it up for £1.5 million, quitting their hospitality jobs in
“We’re super-duper delighted to be running our own lovely little bijou restaurant,”
gushed Annabelle Upwoodly-Mowbyle, 22. “We’ve no experience whatsoever of
anything like this, or indeed of anything at all, but Mummy and Daddy have lots
of money and know all of the right people. They can afford to hire us all the top
chefs and managers and other minions we need, meaning our little business is
off to a flying start.”
”All of Mummy and Daddy’s rich friends come here, along with our chums from the
City, and so we’re fully booked for the next six months. It’s all going so
swimmingly, OK yaaaah!”
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Kent’s Greatest Prick Ever
wrote:
This sounds like a splendid place for a rich person like myself. The Michelin
Star should keep the prices high and the riff-raff away.
👍+63
Gonads wrote:
Another local’s pub bought up by well-off DFLs and then turned into a swanky eatery that only well-off DFLs would want to visit. Still, at least Nepo Scheame didn’t get to turn it into a housing development like they are doing with all their other local pubs.
👍+78