> Imagine the reaction if a Michelin Star restaurant refused any serving choices at all; here's your drink and meal chosen by us; no matter how good the food is

> Imagine the reaction if a Michelin Star restaurant refused any serving choices at all; here's your drink and meal chosen by us; no matter how good the food is, the complaints would be deafening. This really isn't true! Set menus are quite common at the Michelin-star end of restaurants, at least in Europe. Here's one near me [0] serving "a seasonal no choice set menu...we cannot cater for dietary choices". They do allow you to diverge from their wine pairings, but there certainly wouldn't be outrage if they didn't and you can probably find a comparable restaurant that does not offer a choice of wine. Perhaps it wouldn't be viable in the US. [0] https://www.heronandgrey.com/menu/ https://www.heronandgrey.com/menu/