Several reports have indicated that the Princess of Wales celebrated her 44th birthday by having lunch at a small restaurant in Berkshire, where staff praised her 'charm and grace'. Kate Middleton, who grew up in Berkshire, joined her mother Carol Middleton (70) and her sister Pippa (42) for a meal at a French restaurant on Hungerford Street. On social media, 'The Fungi Club', an affordable food restaurant, proudly celebrated its 'exceptional guest'. It appears all meals were under 25 pounds sterling, according to the menu. A post on Facebook read: 'We have no photos to share (you'll understand why), but all members of the restaurant team reported the same thing: she was incredibly charming, graceful, and as bright as you would imagine. It was a magical and special moment for our small restaurant, and we won't forget it in a hurry.' The 'Fungi Club' restaurant, which also has branches in Marlborough, where Kate studied, prides itself on its 'relaxed and carefree atmosphere, without strict rules between starters, main courses, and desserts'. It also prides itself on serving seasonal dishes and excellent value for money, providing an enjoyable dining experience and exceptional service. The restaurant appears to be very popular with ordinary people, apart from the royal family, and has 4.6 stars out of five on the Google search engine. Kate also celebrated her 44th birthday on January 9th with a 'very personal' video in which she spoke about the comfort she found in nature during her cancer treatment, saying she was 'extremely grateful' for 'discovering the meaning of life'. Kensington Palace released the final episode of the year-long 'Mother Nature' video series, which features a voiceover from Kate and footage of her on a morning walk in Berkshire, near her home in Windsor. Source: Daily Mail.
