Congratulations to the five new MICHELIN-starred restaurants joining the Washington, D.C. Guide this year! Here's who's new to the guide. You can find all 23 Starred restaurant in the Washington, D.C. MICHELIN Guide here.
One Star
Cranes
This Spanish kaiseki restaurant is a unique concept for DC. A menu from chef Pepe Moncayo, who has worked in Spain and Singapore, is delightful, and "unbound by geography."One Star
Elcielo D.C.
With locations in Medellín and Bogotá, this star-worthy tasting menu arrives to Washington D.C. courtesy of Chef Juan Manuel Barrientos. The level of showmanship and flair is admirable, with dishes that are a love letter to the chef’s native Colombia.One Star
Rooster & Owl
Carey and Yuan Tang run this delightful new venture with a contemporary menu of global influences from Asia to Europe and everywhere in between. The style of cuisine is approachable but undeniably clever, showcasing ingenious ways to combine flavors.Xiquet
Chef Danny Lledó crafts an outstanding paella, but that's only a small part of a menu that focuses on the Valencia region of Spain. The kitchen cooks with confidence and touches of elegance, subtlety and, of course, flavor. There is a wine bar on the first level with a la carte offerings for a quick bite.Two Star
Jônt
This anticipated opening by One MICHELIN Star Bresca chef Ryan Ratino is a showstopper demonstrating brilliance backed by impeccable technique and pristine ingredients.Hero image: Rooster & Owl's BBQ carrots. Photo by Rey Lopez, courtesy of Rooster & Owl
- Find every MICHELIN-starred restaurant in the Washington, D.C. MICHELIN Guide.
- Keep up to date on the 2021 MICHELIN Star Revelation in Washington, D.C., Chicago, and New York.
- Download the new MICHELIN Guide app and get ready to eat well. Available now in the App Store and very soon for Android.
- Meet 2021 Washington, D.C. Sommelier Award winner Bill Jensen.
- Meet chef Brad Deboy of Bib Gourmand Ellē.
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