Michelin has released its first ever Washington, D.C. guide today, giving fine dining fans a new portal into the US capital's acclaimed food scene.
The city can be satisfied with its recognition by the famed Red Book as a newcomer, however Michelin inspectors didn’t find any restaurants that met their stringent standards for a three star rating. But, there was a trio of two star ratings and 12 restaurants received one star.
Prior to the release of the full guide Michelin had announced its Bib Gourmand list of 19 restaurants deemed to be good value.
Two star ratings were handed to:
1. José Andrés' Minibar
Yes!!!! @MichelinUSA @Michelin ⭐️⭐️ yes!!!! pic.twitter.com/72RA4Cb9eM
— José Andrés (@chefjoseandres) October 14, 2016
2. Patrick O'Connell's The Inn at Little Washington
The esteemed @Michelin Guide launched its first ever guide to Washington DC, awarding two stars to @InnatLittleWash. https://t.co/H6E9PZzmVX pic.twitter.com/wOTwLPPmqa
— Relais & Châteaux (@RelaisChateaux) October 13, 2016
3. Aaron Silverman's Pineapple and Pearls
A photo posted by Pineapple and Pearls (@sevenfifteeneighth) on Sep 27, 2016 at 6:43am PDT
The nine restaurants awarded one star were:
Rose’s Luxury
Blue Duck Tavern
The Dabney
Fiola by Fabio Trabocchi
Kinship
Masseria
Plume
Sushi Taro
Tail Up Goat
