Sunday, February 27, 2011
Michelin Guide Paris 2011
Everyone will be frantically googling tomorrow the results of France's most well known (and increasingly less relevant food guide) , but here's what's come to pass:
No new three stars. There. Said it.
New two stars: Passage 53 (yay! I told you Guillaume ;) ) and Jean François Piege (open mere months....) and Joel Robuchon's new Atelier Etoile at the Drugstore Elysees (open, again, only a couple of months.......)
Cheers to Frederic Simonin for his first at his namesake restaurant and Les Ambassadeurs for getting back their first with new chef Chistopher Hache. Other new one stars include the relatively off the radar Le Baudelaire (huh?) , Sensing (what??) , Antoine (fish restaurant) and La Fourchette de Printemps (okay..)
And apparently lots of the little tables have been recognized with a total of 601 "bib gourmands" (117 new tables) where one may eat for less than 35€ for a three course meal (29€ outside of the city).
Don't think there'll be many more surprises tomorrow, but then again, we're getting used to it .......
Kudos to Stephane Riss for being first at the jump
No new three stars. There. Said it.
New two stars: Passage 53 (yay! I told you Guillaume ;) ) and Jean François Piege (open mere months....) and Joel Robuchon's new Atelier Etoile at the Drugstore Elysees (open, again, only a couple of months.......)
Cheers to Frederic Simonin for his first at his namesake restaurant and Les Ambassadeurs for getting back their first with new chef Chistopher Hache. Other new one stars include the relatively off the radar Le Baudelaire (huh?) , Sensing (what??) , Antoine (fish restaurant) and La Fourchette de Printemps (okay..)
And apparently lots of the little tables have been recognized with a total of 601 "bib gourmands" (117 new tables) where one may eat for less than 35€ for a three course meal (29€ outside of the city).
Don't think there'll be many more surprises tomorrow, but then again, we're getting used to it .......
Kudos to Stephane Riss for being first at the jump
Saturday, February 26, 2011
A day in the life
Walking into Inaki and being introduced to Rene Redzipe in front of the Verre Volé and the ensuing couple hours of drinking, conversing and generally having a fun time was the high point of my day. Week. Month. Blogging any more about it seems wrong.
Labels:
Inaki Aizpitarte,
Le Chateaubriand,
Le Dauphin,
Rene Redzepi,
Verre Volé
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Flo-rida inspiration
Temporary hiatus with lots of sun, alternating questionable and wonderful food (often on the same plate) , open blue skies, luxury resorts and down home eateries and mucho mayhem. Soon, dear readers, soon.
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