Michelin Welcomes 2 New 3-Star Restaurants for 2012
Eleven Madison Park, Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare Join Top Restaurants in MICHELIN Guide New York City 2012
In the latest edition of the MICHELIN Guide -- the MICHELIN Guide New York City 2012 -- Eleven Madison Park and Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare have joined five other New York restaurants at the Michelin three-star level, the highest recognition in the culinary world. In addition, nine restaurants have achieved two Michelin stars, including new additions L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon and SHO Shaun Hergatt. Forty-six restaurants earned one Michelin star.
Being included in the MICHELIN Guide is a sign of excellence and quality. In fact, 805 restaurants were selected for inclusion this year. Among them, MICHELIN inspectors included 58 different types of cuisine. The MICHELIN Guide New York City 2012 has also added a new symbol indicating those restaurants serving breakfast.
Last week, Michelin announced the list of 114 Bib Gourmand restaurants from the latest New York edition. Bib Gourmands serve two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for $40 or less (excluding tax and gratuity). Bib Gourmands are known as our inspectors' favorites for good value, and they deliver everyday excellence at a reasonable price. There were 31 new Bib Gourmand selections in the 2012 guide.
Only 93 restaurants in the world currently hold three stars. Of those, seven are in New York City. While "starred" restaurants have made the MICHELIN Guide famous around the world, they account for just 10 percent of the total selection.
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In the U.S., New York is one of only three cities where Michelin publishes an annual guide. The others are San Francisco and Chicago. The MICHELIN Guide San Francisco 2012, the city's sixth edition, will be introduced Oct. 25, and the MICHELIN Guide Chicago 2012 will be announced on Nov. 15.
Thanks to the rigorous MICHELIN Guide selection process that is applied independently and consistently around the 23 countries, the MICHELIN Guide has become an international benchmark in gourmet dining. The selection is made by anonymous, professional inspectors who are Michelin employees, and the same working methods are used in all countries. They pay all their checks in full. To find out more about the MICHELIN Guide inspectors and the history of the MICHELIN Guide, visit www.michelinguide.com.
Present in North America since late 2005, the MICHELIN Guide New York City 2012 goes on sale Wed., Oct. 5, at $18.99.
Now representing 23 countries and three continents, the collection of 27 MICHELIN Guides includes more than 45,000 addresses. Its team of highly trained inspectors visits establishments anonymously, applying Michelin's international standards for quality across many categories. In North America, MICHELIN Guides are available for New York City, Chicago and San Francisco, Bay Area & Wine Country.
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New York City MICHELIN guide 2012 Bib Gourmands = |
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Borough |
District |
Establishment |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
al Bustan |
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Queens |
Andy's Seafood & Grill |
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Manhattan |
Lower East Side |
Ápizz |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Aroma Kitchen & Wine Bar |
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Queens |
Ayada |
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Brooklyn |
Baci & Abbracci |
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Queens |
Bahari estiatorio |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
Beyoglu |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Bianca |
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Queens |
Bistro 33 |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Bohemian |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Boqueria |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Bread & Tulips |
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Brooklyn |
Buttermilk Channel |
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Brooklyn |
Char No. 4 |
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Manhattan |
Midtown West |
Cho Dang Gol |
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Manhattan |
Lower East Side |
Clinton St. Baking Company |
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Manhattan |
Chelsea |
Co Ba |
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Manhattan |
Lower East Side |
Congee Village |
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Manhattan |
Chelsea |
Coppelia |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Crispo |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
DBGB Kitchen & Bar |
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Manhattan |
Chinatown & Little Italy |
Dim Sum Go Go |
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Brooklyn |
Diner |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Dirt Candy |
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Brooklyn |
Do or Dine |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Ed's Lobster Bar |
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Brooklyn |
Egg |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
El Parador |
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Manhattan |
Harlem, Morningside & Washington Heights |
El Paso Taqueria |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Emporio |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Fatty Crab |
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Brooklyn |
Fatty 'Cue |
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Brooklyn |
Frankies 457 Spuntino |
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Brooklyn |
Franny's |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
Garden Court Cafe |
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Brooklyn |
General Greene (The) |
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Manhattan |
Upper West Side |
Gennaro |
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Manhattan |
Chinatown & Little Italy |
Golden Unicorn |
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Brooklyn |
Good Fork (The) |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Great Sichuan |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
HanGawi |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Hecho en Dumbo |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Hill Country Chicken |
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Queens |
Hunan House |
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Queens |
Hunan Kitchen of Grand Sichuan |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Hung Ry |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
'inoteca e Liquori Bar |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
J.G. Melon |
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Brooklyn |
Jack the Horse |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Jaiya |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Jean Claude |
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Manhattan |
Lower East Side |
Katz's |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Keste Pizza & Vino |
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Brooklyn |
Kif |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
L'Ecole |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Les Halles |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Lil' Frankie's |
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Queens |
Little Pepper |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Lupa |
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Queens |
M & T |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
Mapo Tofu |
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Brooklyn |
Marlow & Sons |
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Manhattan |
Lower East Side |
Meatball Shop (The) |
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Manhattan |
Midtown West |
Mercato |
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Brooklyn |
Mesa Coyoacan |
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Brooklyn |
Mile End |
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Manhattan |
Upper West Side |
Miss Mamie's Spoonbread Too |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Momofuku Noodle Bar |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Momofuku Ssam Bar |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Momokawa |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Northern Spy Food Co. |
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Manhattan |
Chinatown & Little Italy |
Nyonya |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
OBAO |
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Manhattan |
Chinatown & Little Italy |
Oriental Garden |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Park Avenue Bistro |
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Brooklyn |
Paulie Gee's |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Perry Street |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
Phoenix Garden |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Piccola Cucina |
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Brooklyn |
Prime Meats |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Prune |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Quinto Quarto |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Robataya |
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Brooklyn |
Roberta's |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Rubirosa |
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Brooklyn |
Rye |
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Queens |
Salt & Fat |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Saravanaas |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
Seo |
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Brooklyn |
Sette Enoteca & Cucina |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
Shalezeh |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
Sip Sak |
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Manhattan |
Soho & Nolita |
Snack |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Soba-Ya |
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Manhattan |
Chinatown & Little Italy |
South China Garden |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Supper |
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Manhattan |
Greenwich, West Village & Meatpacking District |
Surya |
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Manhattan |
Midtown West |
Szechuan Gourmet |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
Taco Taco |
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Brooklyn |
Tanoreen |
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Bronx |
Tra Di Noi |
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Brooklyn |
Traif |
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Manhattan |
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square |
Turkish Kitchen |
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Manhattan |
Upper East Side |
Uva |
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Queens |
Uvarara |
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Staten Island |
Vida |
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Brooklyn |
Vinegar Hill House |
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Manhattan |
Midtown East & Murray Hill |
Wild Edibles |
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Brooklyn |
World Tong |
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Manhattan |
East Village |
Zabb Elee |
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Queens |
Zabb Elee |
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Bronx |
zero otto nove |
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Manhattan |
Harlem, Morningside & Washington Heights |
Zoma |
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