Michelin awards 2 stars to 18-seat cafe in a Brooklyn grocery store
By The Associated Press (CP) – 4 days ago
NEW YORK, N.Y. — An 18-seat cafe in a Brooklyn grocery store has won two stars from the prestigious Michelin Guide to New York.
Michelin Guide director Jean-Luc Naret calls the Chef's Table at the Brooklyn Fare grocery "one of the 300 greatest" restaurants in the world.
It melds French technique with Mediterranean and Japanese cuisines.
The price of the tasting menu isn't quite as humble as the surroundings: $135 per person.
Cesar Ramirez tells The New York Times he never expected the honour.
But the chef and partner is glad New York's Brooklyn borough is getting recognition. Says Ramirez: "It's always about Manhattan."
Ramirez says he's eternally grateful to his mentor. David Bouley's restaurant got one star in the guide
- Skinny 10-11-2010 2:17 pm

many foodies agree, never been and will most likely leave nyc w/o being
- Skinny 10-11-2010 2:19 pm [add a comment]


Wow.
- jim 10-11-2010 5:25 pm [add a comment]


one serious global foodie pal is in town and ate there last night and emailed me "My best meal ever in NYC"
- Skinny 10-11-2010 7:01 pm [add a comment]





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