nyc-michelin-star-restaurants-update
Heythere, foodies! New York City just added 19 new Michelin-starred restaurants to its culinary scene! Two of the fresh faces, Al Coro and Saga, received an impressive two stars, symbolizing "scrumptious dishes that warrant a detour."
Al Coro, headed by Chef Melissa Rodriguez, specializes in regional Italian cuisine and innovative dishes, according to their website. Their seven-course menu costs $245 per person, while the five-course menu tolls in at $195. If à la carte is more your speed, skip the multi-course meal and build your own!
Al Coro expressed gratitude, shock, and humility on Instagram after earning their two-star distinction.
Saga, situated on the 63rd floor of an Art Deco building from 1932 in Manhattan's Financial District, offers a seasonal tasting menu for $295 per person. The Michelin Guide praises Saga's location and James Kent's kitchen, which doesn't let the surroundings shadow its creativity.
A total of 73 restaurants received Michelin stars in the 2022 New York Guide, with five previous three-star standouts maintaining their prestigious status: Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, Masa, and Per Se.
With a diverse range of thirteen two-star, fifty-five one-star, and 125 Bib Gourmand restaurants, the Michelin Guide is your culinary roadmap when navigating New York City's fine dining scene. Don't forget the twenty-six seven recommended restaurants, either!
In the guide's top restaurant, Michelin includes fifteen different cuisines to tantalize your taste buds.
Enjoy a Michelin-starred dining experience in New York City:
Al Coro and Saga are just two of the new additions to the prestigious Michelin Guide in New York City. The following seventeen establishments received an illustrious star for their high-quality, palate-pleasing cuisine:
- 63 Clinton (Lower East Side; modern cuisine)
- Clover Hill (Brooklyn Heights; modern cuisine)
- Dirt Candy (Lower East Side; vegetarian cuisine)
- Frevo (Greenwich Village; modern cuisine)
- Icca (Tribeca; Japanese/Sushi cuisine)
- Joomak Banjum (Midtown West; Asian cuisine)
- L'Abeille (Tribeca; French cuisine)
- Le Pavillon (Midtown East; French cuisine)
- Mari (Midtown West; Korean cuisine)
- Noz 17 (Chelsea; Japanese/Sushi cuisine)
- Oiji Mi ( Gramercy; Korean cuisine)
- One White Street (Tribeca; modern cuisine)
- Red Paperclip (Greenwich Village; modern cuisine)
- Semma (Greenwich Village; Indian cuisine)
- Shion 69 Leonard Street (Tribeca; Japanese/Sushi cuisine)
- Torien (Greenwich Village; Japanese/Yakitori cuisine)
- Yoshino (East Village; Japanese/Sushi cuisine)
Bon appétit, NYC foodies!
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