In light of the early, accidental leak of the UK Michelin stars, critic Jay Rayner sounds off, calling Michelin's standards "increasingly antiquated." On the recent trend of inexpensive, less formal dining options in the UK: "All of that is going on either above or below the heads of Michelin. While I'm really pleased for some very, very good chefs being recognised - God knows it's hard enough – Michelin no longer represents in any way a real portrait of what's going on in Britain." [Guardian]
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