Two restaurants get two-star status in New York Michelin Guide 2020

Tanwen Dawn-Hiscox

Deputy Editor 22nd October 2019
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The Michelin Guide has delivered its verdict for the restaurants of New York for 2020.  

Two restaurants - Blue Hill at Stone Barns, under chef Dan Barber and modern Korean restaurant, Atomix- received two stars in the guide, while the number of three stars remained unchanged. 

Blue Hill at Stone Barns went straight in at two stars - a practice which, while not unheard of, is unusual.

According to the full list as published by Eater, Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernadin, Masa, Per Se and Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare retained their three stars in the guide this year - as celebrated by chef Éric Ripert on his Instagram page

 

 
 
 
 
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JUST GOT THE CALL!! 3 MICHELIN STARS! ???????????????????????? Over the moon here @LeBernardinNY …!! Truly fantastic news …THANK YOU to @michelinguide for this recognition of the LB Family & the work we do… I’m blessed to have such a dedicated & deserving team w an Incredible passion for food, hospitality & creating memorable experiences for our guests – CONGRATULATONS EVERYONE! We finish service then we celebrate ???? !!!!! ????????????????????

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Eight restaurants were awarded a star for the first time: Benno, Crown Shy, Estela, The Four Horsemen, Le Jardinier, Odo, Oxalis, and Ukiyo.

Meanwhile, Sushi Ginza Onodera went down from two stars to one after the departure of chef Masaki Saito, as did coastal Italian restaurant Marea, with chef Michael White at the helm. 

This year, the guide expanded its reach for the city to Westchester County for the first time - allowing for the addition of Blue Hill at Stone Barns.

We will publish the full list of The Big Apple's 76 starred restaurants when it is  published by Michelin. 

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