tbf, most people in the wide world would consider a restaurant in the North York Moors, where there's just green on Google maps, the middle of nowhere. As oppos

tbf, most people in the wide world would consider a restaurant in the North York Moors, where there's just green on Google maps, the middle of nowhere. As opposed to, say, Paris or some other city. It's a bit of hyperbole but not wild or inaccurate. Plus the location has nothing to do with its tasting menu or Michelin star.