Four restaurants from wine country down to the central coast earned their first, highly-coveted Michelin stars. (via eatersf)
, was also not included in the 2023 Guide.
But stepping back for a high-level view, Northern California continues to come out ahead when it comes to the prized tire awards. The region continues to retain the lion’s share — as in, five of six — of the state’s three-star restaurants including Atelier Crenn, Benu, the French Laundry, Quince, and SingleThread, as well as seven of the state’s dozen two-starred restaurants. For a region whose ego might still be stinging after beingfor the full list of starred restaurants.
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