Los Angeles Michelin Stars, Leaked and Confirmed

Monday, November 12, 2007 9:30
Posted By Jonah in category Event

Due to a website SNAFU, the Los Angeles Michelin Stars were leaked this past weekend (including in our own comments). No LA restaurant was given the coveted three star rating. There were 15 One Star and 3 Two Star rated restaurants in the LA premier of the guide. Furthermore, 35 restaurants were awarded Bib Gourmand status (Establishments offering a simple menu at less than $25). Result here.

I will be sitting down with the Michelin Guide’s director, Jean-Luc Naret this afternoon. I have plenty to talk to him about, however if you have anything specific you would like me to ask, please let me know.

The full list of LA Michelin Star Restaurants below:

One Star (*):

Asanebo, Studio City
CUT, Beverly Hills
Dining Room at the Ritz-Carlton, Huntington (The), Pasadena
Joe’s, Venice
La Botte, Santa Monica
Matsuhisa, Beverly Hills
Mori Sushi, Los Angeles
Ortolan, Hollywood
Patina, Los Angeles
Providence, Hollywood
Saddle Peak Lodge, Calabasas
Sona, Hollywood
Trattoria Tre Venezie, Pasadena
Valentino, Santa Monica
Water Grill, Los Angeles

Two Stars (**)

Melisse, Santa Monica
Spago, Beverly Hills
Urasawa, Beverly Hills

By Jonah (see more of his posts). Jonah is the founder of la.foodblogging and also created Digesty, a food blog aggregator and Cheww.com, a spam free foodblog search engine.

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2 Responses to “Los Angeles Michelin Stars, Leaked and Confirmed”

  1. koko66 says:

    November 19th, 2007 at 11:34 am

    I Can’t believe Il Grano did not get at least 1 star!

  2. foodflirt90210 says:

    March 14th, 2008 at 6:08 pm

    Wow …. how … please tell me how Spago got 2 stars. I’ve been there on several occasions and never once had a spectacular meal. I hear if you have “the chef cook for you” it’s amazing … but not everyone can do that. The Michelin reviewers might take advice from Ruth Reichl and review in disguise to see how most people experience the restaurant.

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