Michelin starred restauarants represent the very best in cuisine, but how do they portray themselves online? When the food is this good, do they need a good website?

Here we take a visual stroll through 10 of the best restaurants in Britain through their websites. Click on a picture to go to their website.

The Fat Duck

Nestled in the village of Bray, Buckinghamshire, the Fat Duck has an impressive three Michelin stars under the guidance of Heston Blumenthal. Boasting more chefs that dining covers (46 chefs, 42 seats) this restaurant has a cosy charm. The website, is slightly disappointing, although stated undergoing continued development.

The Waterside Inn

Also in the village of Bray, and another of only four 3 Michelin star restaurants in the UK, the Waterside has a functional rather than beautiful website. You can book a table online at their site.

Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester

Within the Dorchester Hotel in London, this restaurant’s web presence is portrayed with stunning photogaphy of the opulent surroundings.

Gordon Ramsay

The last of the 3-stars, this most famous of chef’s stunning restaurant is located in Chelsea, London.

Midsummer House Restaurant

Boasting two stars, this website uses good photography to bump a simple layout.

Le Gavroche

Nice photographs, simple layout for this London-based two Michelin star.

Hibiscus

Another addition to the London Restaurant scene, with amazing photography.

Simpsons

One of only three Michelin star restaurants in the second city, (the others are Purnells and Turners), Simpsons website is a little functional but shows of the food and surroundings very well.

Pied a Terre

Simple website, but with fantastic photography for this London two Michelin star.

The Crown at Whitebrook

Beautifully designed website for this one-star Michelin near Monmouth.

These are just a selection of over 100 Michelin Star restaurants in the UK in 2010 that show how good design can portray the quality and feel online. We apply this simple methodology in everything we do.