The Michelin Guide — the international dining rating system run by the French tire company — announced the latest batch of New York City restaurants to its directory today, Wednesday, April 15: They include nine Michelin-recommended restaurants with Bib Gourmand or Star potential, joining the batch announced in the fall. In this round, the number of Brooklyn nods surpasses Manhattan’s, with neighborhood places landing early recognition.
Michelin will hold a ceremony in the fall — no word yet on the date — during which New York restaurants and their fans will learn which ones land Stars and Bib Gourmands. They’ll find out at a fast-clip event that groups multiple Northeast cities along with Chicago.
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