Atomix and Blue Hill at Stone Barns receive two-star awards in the Guide’s 15th edition
Michelin recently released its star selection in the newest edition of the 2020 MICHELIN Guide New York City and Westchester County. The list features two new restaurants in the two-star category and eight new one-star establishments.
With 32 editions worldwide, the MICHELIN Guide selected New York City as its first U.S. destination 15 years ago. The trusted companion for travelers and foodies now publishes four U.S. editions, including New York City and Westchester County; Chicago; Washington, D.C.; and the newly-released statewide California edition.
“As an international destination for gastronomy and tourism, New York City continues to serve as a global leader, thanks to its rich diversity in cuisine types, wealth of talent and experience among chefs,” said Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the MICHELIN Guides. “This year’s selection of 76 starred establishments offers diners a range of distinctive experiences, from the contemporary Korean dining at Atomix to the devout farm-to-table ethos at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. Inspectors were especially impressed by an extraordinary execution of the Guide’s five criteria including the quality of ingredients, the mastery of cooking technique, the harmony of flavors, consistency over time, both during the meal and throughout the year and the personality of the chef as it is expressed on the plate.”
The complete New York selection will be available immediately online at guide.michelin.com. Diners and food lovers can find free digital access to the full 2020 restaurant selection, and also enjoy exclusive content and stories about the restaurants in New York or other global editions.
The 2020 MICHELIN Guide New York City and Westchester County is available at major book sellers for a suggested retail price of $18.(ISBN 97820672390050).
Here’s the list of new two-star awards, with a short description of each restaurant:
Atomix
Traditional dishes like jeon and banchan are brilliantly reinterpreted with this elegant and contemporary take on Korean dining. The level of detail from chef Junghyun Park and his wife Ellia is astounding at this luxe townhouse dining room.
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Chef Dan Barber’s onslaught of clever bites of mostly vegetables are plucked from the property’s greenhouses and working farm. The kitchen serves excellent cuisine with a distinct personality in its stunning dining room that was formerly a dairy barn.
New one-star awards:
Benno
Confident cooking is delivered in this classically inspired and Italian-influenced dining room led by chef Jonathan Benno. Dishes are prepared with skill and utilize top shelf ingredients.
Crown Shy
Chef James Kent is a serious and experienced talent, offering an enticing menu of creative, refined and approachable fare at his wonderful new dining room.
Estela
Estela’s stature as a beloved downtown favorite is well-deserved. Inspectors found the cooking by chef Ignacio Mattos and his team incredibly consistent, unique and utterly enjoyable.
The Four Horsemen
This charming café and wine bar offers a delightful dinner menu by chef Nick Curtola that impressed inspectors with its astute preparation and bold, yet balanced flavors.
Le Jardinier
Chef Alain Verzeroli’s cuisine highlights seasonality and the best quality products. Meals here are further enhanced by off-beat elements like gluten-free bread and plant-based ice cream.
Odo
Chef Hiroki Odo’s personal expression of kaiseki can be enjoyed at his counter secreted away behind a small front bar.
Oxalis
Chef Nico Russell offers a dinner menu that features creative compositions at this pop-up, turned brick-and-mortar this past winter. The “Carte Blanche” menu is priced at $70, offering great value for a starred restaurant.
Ukiyo
This lovely counter run by Chef Marco Prins is a delight for its high-quality ingredients and impeccable seasoning.
MICHELIN Guide New York City 2020
Starred establishments
Three-Star restaurants
Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey
Chef
Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare
Manhattan
Midtown West
César Ramirez
Eleven Madison Park
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Daniel Humm
Le Bernardin
Manhattan
Midtown West
Eric Ripert
Masa
Manhattan
Midtown West
Masa Takayama
Per Se
Manhattan
Midtown West
Thomas Keller
Two-Star restaurants
Excellent cuisine, worth a detour
Aquavit
Manhattan
Midtown East
Aska
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Atera
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Atomix
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Blanca
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Westchester
NEW
Daniel
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Gabriel Kreuther
Manhattan
Midtown West
Ichimura at Uchū
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Jean-Georges
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Jungsik
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Ko
Manhattan
East Village
L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
Manhattan
Chelsea
Modern (The)
Manhattan
Midtown West
One-Star restaurants
High end, excellent cuisine
Agern
Manhattan
Midtown East
Ai Fiori
Manhattan
Midtown West
Aldea
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Bar Uchū
Manhattan
Lower East Side
CLOSED
Bâtard
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Benno
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Blue Hill
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Bouley at Home
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Carbone
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Casa Enríque
Queens
Casa Mono
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Caviar Russe
Manhattan
Midtown East
Claro
Brooklyn
Sunset Park
Clocktower (The)
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Contra
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Cote
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Crown Shy
Manhattan
Financial District
NEW
Del Posto
Manhattan
Chelsea
Estela
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
NEW
Finch (The)
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
Four Horsemen (The)
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
NEW
Gotham Bar and Grill
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Gramercy Tavern
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Hirohisa
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Jeju Noodle Bar
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Jewel Bako
Manhattan
East Village
Kajitsu
Manhattan
Midtown East
Kanoyama
Manhattan
East Village
Kosaka
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
L’Appart
Manhattan
Financial District
Le Coucou
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Le Jardinier
Manhattan
Midtown East
NEW
Marea
Manhattan
Midtown West
Meadowsweet
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Musket Room (The)
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Nix
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Noda
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NoMad
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Odo
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Okuda
Manhattan
Chelsea
Oxalis
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
NEW
Oxomoco
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Peter Luger
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
River Café (The)
Brooklyn
Downtown
Satsuki
Manhattan
Midtown West
Sushi Amane
Manhattan
Midtown East
Sushi Ginza Onodera
Manhattan
Midtown East
Sushi Inoue
Manhattan
Harlem, Morningside & Washington Heights
Sushi Nakazawa
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Sushi Noz
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Sushi Yasuda
Manhattan
Midtown East
Tempura Matsui
Manhattan
Midtown East
Tuome
Manhattan
East Village
Ukiyo
Manhattan
East Village
NEW
Uncle Boons
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Wallsé
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
ZZ's Clam Bar
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Michelin recently released its star selection in the newest edition of the 2020 MICHELIN Guide New York City and Westchester County. The list features two new restaurants in the two-star category and eight new one-star establishments.
With 32 editions worldwide, the MICHELIN Guide selected New York City as its first U.S. destination 15 years ago. The trusted companion for travelers and foodies now publishes four U.S. editions, including New York City and Westchester County; Chicago; Washington, D.C.; and the newly-released statewide California edition.
“As an international destination for gastronomy and tourism, New York City continues to serve as a global leader, thanks to its rich diversity in cuisine types, wealth of talent and experience among chefs,” said Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the MICHELIN Guides. “This year’s selection of 76 starred establishments offers diners a range of distinctive experiences, from the contemporary Korean dining at Atomix to the devout farm-to-table ethos at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. Inspectors were especially impressed by an extraordinary execution of the Guide’s five criteria including the quality of ingredients, the mastery of cooking technique, the harmony of flavors, consistency over time, both during the meal and throughout the year and the personality of the chef as it is expressed on the plate.”
The complete New York selection will be available immediately online at guide.michelin.com. Diners and food lovers can find free digital access to the full 2020 restaurant selection, and also enjoy exclusive content and stories about the restaurants in New York or other global editions.
The 2020 MICHELIN Guide New York City and Westchester County is available at major book sellers for a suggested retail price of $18.(ISBN 97820672390050).
Here’s the list of new two-star awards, with a short description of each restaurant:
Atomix
Traditional dishes like jeon and banchan are brilliantly reinterpreted with this elegant and contemporary take on Korean dining. The level of detail from chef Junghyun Park and his wife Ellia is astounding at this luxe townhouse dining room.
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Chef Dan Barber’s onslaught of clever bites of mostly vegetables are plucked from the property’s greenhouses and working farm. The kitchen serves excellent cuisine with a distinct personality in its stunning dining room that was formerly a dairy barn.
New one-star awards:
Benno
Confident cooking is delivered in this classically inspired and Italian-influenced dining room led by chef Jonathan Benno. Dishes are prepared with skill and utilize top shelf ingredients.
Crown Shy
Chef James Kent is a serious and experienced talent, offering an enticing menu of creative, refined and approachable fare at his wonderful new dining room.
Estela
Estela’s stature as a beloved downtown favorite is well-deserved. Inspectors found the cooking by chef Ignacio Mattos and his team incredibly consistent, unique and utterly enjoyable.
The Four Horsemen
This charming café and wine bar offers a delightful dinner menu by chef Nick Curtola that impressed inspectors with its astute preparation and bold, yet balanced flavors.
Le Jardinier
Chef Alain Verzeroli’s cuisine highlights seasonality and the best quality products. Meals here are further enhanced by off-beat elements like gluten-free bread and plant-based ice cream.
Odo
Chef Hiroki Odo’s personal expression of kaiseki can be enjoyed at his counter secreted away behind a small front bar.
Oxalis
Chef Nico Russell offers a dinner menu that features creative compositions at this pop-up, turned brick-and-mortar this past winter. The “Carte Blanche” menu is priced at $70, offering great value for a starred restaurant.
Ukiyo
This lovely counter run by Chef Marco Prins is a delight for its high-quality ingredients and impeccable seasoning.
MICHELIN Guide New York City 2020
Starred establishments
Three-Star restaurants
Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey
Chef
Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare
Manhattan
Midtown West
César Ramirez
Eleven Madison Park
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Daniel Humm
Le Bernardin
Manhattan
Midtown West
Eric Ripert
Masa
Manhattan
Midtown West
Masa Takayama
Per Se
Manhattan
Midtown West
Thomas Keller
Two-Star restaurants
Excellent cuisine, worth a detour
Aquavit
Manhattan
Midtown East
Aska
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Atera
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Atomix
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Blanca
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Westchester
NEW
Daniel
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Gabriel Kreuther
Manhattan
Midtown West
Ichimura at Uchū
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Jean-Georges
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Jungsik
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Ko
Manhattan
East Village
L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon
Manhattan
Chelsea
Modern (The)
Manhattan
Midtown West
One-Star restaurants
High end, excellent cuisine
Agern
Manhattan
Midtown East
Ai Fiori
Manhattan
Midtown West
Aldea
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Bar Uchū
Manhattan
Lower East Side
CLOSED
Bâtard
Manhattan
TriBeCa
Benno
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Blue Hill
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Bouley at Home
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Carbone
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Casa Enríque
Queens
Casa Mono
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Caviar Russe
Manhattan
Midtown East
Claro
Brooklyn
Sunset Park
Clocktower (The)
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Contra
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Cote
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Crown Shy
Manhattan
Financial District
NEW
Del Posto
Manhattan
Chelsea
Estela
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
NEW
Finch (The)
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
Four Horsemen (The)
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
NEW
Gotham Bar and Grill
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Gramercy Tavern
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Hirohisa
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Jeju Noodle Bar
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Jewel Bako
Manhattan
East Village
Kajitsu
Manhattan
Midtown East
Kanoyama
Manhattan
East Village
Kosaka
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
L’Appart
Manhattan
Financial District
Le Coucou
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Le Jardinier
Manhattan
Midtown East
NEW
Marea
Manhattan
Midtown West
Meadowsweet
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Musket Room (The)
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Nix
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Noda
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NoMad
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
Odo
Manhattan
Gramercy, Flatiron & Union Square
NEW
Okuda
Manhattan
Chelsea
Oxalis
Brooklyn
Fort Greene & Bushwick
NEW
Oxomoco
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Peter Luger
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
River Café (The)
Brooklyn
Downtown
Satsuki
Manhattan
Midtown West
Sushi Amane
Manhattan
Midtown East
Sushi Ginza Onodera
Manhattan
Midtown East
Sushi Inoue
Manhattan
Harlem, Morningside & Washington Heights
Sushi Nakazawa
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
Sushi Noz
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Sushi Yasuda
Manhattan
Midtown East
Tempura Matsui
Manhattan
Midtown East
Tuome
Manhattan
East Village
Ukiyo
Manhattan
East Village
NEW
Uncle Boons
Manhattan
SoHo & Nolita
Wallsé
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
ZZ's Clam Bar
Manhattan
Greenwich & West Village
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