Five D.C. restaurants have been added to the , meaning Michelin’s secret inspectors recommend them, though they have not yet earned a rating.
They are:
- — tiny restaurant with Caribbean dishes in Petworth
- — restaurant that serves Greek food in Dupont Circle
- — Latin American vegetarian restaurant in Shaw
- — chef Kevin Tien’s reboot of his popular Vietnamese restaurant in Penn Quarter
- — new Japanese restaurant at Barracks Row
The restaurants are described by Michelin inspectors as “too good to keep a secret.”
Being added to the Michelin Guide puts those restaurants in the running for future Michelin Star ratings or addition to its Bib Gourmand list of budget-friendly restaurants serving top-notch food.
The Michelin Guide now lists almost 140 D.C. restaurants that are recommended.
In all, 25 of those restaurants have star-rating status, including , the only top-rated three-star restaurant in the region. Michelin introduced the first D.C. restaurant guide in 2016.
Earlier this week, the James Beard Foundation honored three local chefs with James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards.
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