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No new 3 Michelin star restaurants in Italy

November 16, 2016 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

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Enrico Crippa, chef of Piazza Duomo, one of eight 3 Michelin star restaurants in Italy

There were no new three Michelin star restaurants in Italy when Michelin announced its list for 2017. The eight 3 Michelin star restaurants have all retained their stars.

 While there were 5 new 2 Michelin star restaurants announced, the number of new entries in the one star category was 27 bringing the total of starred restaurants in Italy to 343 in total.There are now 41 two star restaurants in Italy and 294 one-star restaurants.
Rome did particularly well in the one star category with five new restaurants. These are The Corner, Magnolia, Bistrot 64, Per Me Giulia Terrinoni and Assaje.
The three Michelin star restaurants in Italy are Piazza Duomo(Enrico Crippa), Da Vittorio (Vittorio Cerea), Reale (Niko Romito), Dal Pescatore (Nadia Santini), Enoteca Pinchiorri (Annie Deolde, Italo Bassi and Riccardo Monco), Osteria Francescana (Massimo Bottura), Le Calandre (Massimiliano Ajamo) and La Pergola (Heinz Beck).
The list of newly awarded restaurants is the following:
New Two Michelin star restaurants
Dani Maison – Ischia
Seta – Milano
Locanda Margon – Ravina
Terra – Val Sarrento
Enrico Bardolini al Mudec – Milano
New One Michelin star restaurants 
Dal Corsaro – Cagliari
Accursio – Modica
Pietramare – Isola di Caporizzuto
Quintessenza – Trani
Veritas – Napoli
Il Mosaico – Casamicciola Terme
Piazzetta Milū – Castellammare di Stabia
The Corner – Roma
Magnolia – Roma
Bistrot 64 – Roma
Per Me Giulio Terrinoni – Roma
Assaje – Roma
Aminta Resort – Genazzano
Nostrano – Pesaro
Il Pievano a Gaiole – Chianti
il Lux Lucis di Forte dei Marmi
La Leggenda dei Frati a Firenze.
Lume – Milano
Felix Lo Basso – Milano
La Tavola – Laveno Mombello
21.9 – Piobes D’Alba
Zappatori – Pinerolo
La Madernassa – Guarene
Nostrano – Pesaro
Da Francesco – Cherasco
Vistamare – Latina
La Veranda – Bartolino

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