No new Michelin-starred restaurants in Amsterdam, two restaurants lose stars
No new restaurants in Amsterdam received a Michelin star during the recent ceremony in Maastricht, while De Juwelier and Daalder lost their existing status. The city now counts sixteen one-starred restaurants, while top establishments like Ciel Bleu and 212 have successfully maintained their two-star ratings.
The latest Michelin Guide announcement in Maastricht brought disappointing news for the culinary scene in Amsterdam, as no new restaurants were awarded a star. Additionally, two establishments, De Juwelier and Daalder, lost their existing Michelin recognition. These changes follow the closure of the two-starred restaurant Spectrum, which operated at the Waldorf Astoria on the Herengracht, earlier this year.
Despite these losses, the city maintains a strong culinary presence with sixteen establishments retaining their one-star status. High-end dining destinations such as 212, Vinkeles, Ciel Bleu, and Flore continue to hold their two-star ratings. In addition to the starred restaurants, three city eateries, Utage Sake Bar, Boon & De Koot, and FuLu Mandarijn, received the Bib Gourmand recognition, which acknowledges establishments that offer excellent quality for the price.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
