CHICAGO — Many of Chicago's heralded restaurants were awarded coveted stars in the 2017 Michelin Guide Wednesday.
One-star newcomers to the list include Roister and Smyth in West Loop, Streeterville's Green River and Lincoln Square's Band of Bohemia. West Loop's Oriole got two stars.
Congrats to chef @abrochu and the entire @roisterchicago for receiving a Michelin star year one. Very proud!
— nick kokonas (@nickkokonas) November 2, 2016
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— Oriole (@OrioleChi) November 2, 2016
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— GreenRiver Chicago (@greenriverchi) November 2, 2016
RT @CrainsChicago: Roister, Green River among new Michelin star winners: https://t.co/QznZRrDMfQ
Congratulations to everyone @bandofbohemia we did it! 1 year, 1 * hell yea!!! Thank you @MichelinGuideCH first starred brewpub, ever...?
— Matt DuBois (@ChefBukowski) November 2, 2016
For the third year in a row, West Loop's Grace got three stars, the highest level awarded by Michelin.
@MichelinGuideCH gave us *** for our 3rd year straight!!!
Lincoln Park's Alinea also got Michelin's highest honor for a restaurant.
Here's a map of Michelin star and Bib Gourmand winners for this year. The full list is below.
Confirmed winners:
• Grace (three stars)
• Alinea (three stars)
• Acadia (two stars)
• 42 Grams (two stars)
• Oriole (two stars) - New
• Sixteen (two stars)
• Tru (two stars) - New Rating
• Band of Bohemia (one star) - New
• Blackbird (one star)
• Boka (one star)
• Dusek's Board & Beer (one star)
• El Ideas (one star)
• Elizabeth (one star)
• Everest (one star)
• Goosefoot (one star)
• Green River (one star) - New
• Longman & Eagle (one star)
• NAHA (one star)
• North Pond (one star)
• Parachute (one star)
• Roister (one star) - New
• Schwa (one star)
• Sepia (one star)
• Smyth (one star) - New
• Spiaggia (one star)
• Topolobampo (one star)
Michelin gave stars to 22 restaurants in 2015, including West Loop's Moto, which has since shuttered after the death of its chef Homaro Cantu.
Last week, Michelin gave 52 Chicago restaurant its 2017 "Bib Gourmand" honors, acknowledging restaurants that provide "quality food at a reasonable price."
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