Welsh restaurant The Checkers hands back its Michelin star - michelin star restaurants dishes

A restaurant in Wales is returning its Michelin star for seven years.
While acknowledging being pursued
After receiving the honor, it is the "ultimate benchmark" for its trade ".
In Montgomery, boys' checkers first appeared in a Michelin Guide in October 2011, just months after the opening of the same year.
The restaurant can get up to three stars and their acquisition helps drive the success of the restaurant.
But the owner of the check, Stephen Burry, and sisters Sarah Francis and Catherine Francis, chose not to be shown in the 2019 edition of the guide published in October 1 for family reasons.
Sarah Francis has three children with her partner, Mr. Burley, and Catherine has two.
Considering the young people, they decided to make the business "more friendly to our families ".
It will be re-launched as a Checkers pantry on November, serving breakfast and lunch, drinks and cakes throughout the day.
Sarah Francis admitted it was not an easy decision.
"Of course, it's a little sad," she told Shropshire Star . ".
We have been collecting stars for seven years.
This is the ultimate benchmark for our trade.
"It's huge to say we actually gave it back.
Ms. Francis added: "But, while we open checkers to a wider audience, being loyal to what we all like is also exciting --
Really delicious food, one of the most beautiful towns on the border, relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
"This change will also be more friendly to our families.
From September, all our children are going to school.
This is a great opportunity for us to commit to day trade.
"While Mr. Burry will continue to cook at the Checkers restaurant, he also plans to work for private clients in the UK and Europe.