Michelin Stars 2024: California Update
Las Angeles, Orange County, and Central Coast Lose Michelin Stars
Iconic French Guide Unveils Annual Awards
Michelin, the esteemed publisher of the world-renowned dining guides, has announced its list of starred California restaurants for 2024. While the awards ceremony took place in the depths of Los Angeles' Historic South-Central, the news held bittersweet tidings for the culinary landscape of the state.
To the disappointment of many, no restaurants in Los Angeles, Orange County, or the Central Coast were bestowed the highly coveted three-star rating. This marks a departure from previous years, as California has consistently boasted several three-star recipients.
The lack of new three-star ratings is not the only significant change in this year's guide. Los Angeles has lost four stars, with some of its most celebrated restaurants slipping down the rankings. Meanwhile, Michelin has added 13 new stars throughout the region, including Barra Santos in Glassell Park, a mere three-month-old establishment.
The results have sparked a flurry of speculation and left many wondering about the future of fine dining in California. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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