Photo of The Crown at Burchett's Green, a gastropub in Berkshire, south east England.

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The Crown at Burchett's Green

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This one-time hamlet local near Maidenhead earned a Michelin star as a true one-kitchen operation, turning out ambitious, generous plates in the most modest of Chilterns settings. With the Chiltern Way at the gate, it pairs well with a walk over Ashley Hill or down to the priory ruins and river at Hurley.

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