In an unprecedented move, Visit California’s California Now Podcast host Soterios Johnson does not introduce listeners to one of his guests during this episode.
That’s because Johnson’s first interview is with one of MICHELIN’s famously anonymous inspectors. It’s a fascinating look behind the scenes at our inspection process, and the timing couldn’t be better with recently released MICHELIN Guide California 2019, the first statewide collection of restaurant reviews since it first appeared in the U.S. Aptly-named “Mr. Inspector,” he shares all sorts of insights about the backgrounds of the team reviewing each restaurant, what it takes to make the grade, and why California is such a dynamic dining destination—including more details about why certain spots received stars and the restaurants where he's had some really impressive experiences, such as Providence, n/naka, Kato, and Harbor House.
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A new MICHELIN Green Star in the MICHELIN Guide Croatia 2022
The new MICHELIN Guide Croatia 2022 selection was released today. This destination, which seduces international travelers with its dreamy littoral, the impressive richness of its territory and its crystal-like sea, still charms the MICHELIN Guide’s inspectors with its gastronomy, packed with freshness and flavors.

Boury receives Three MICHELIN Stars in the 2022 edition of the MICHELIN Guide Belgium and Luxembourg
• Three new restaurants are awarded Two MICHELIN Stars • 16 new restaurants highlighted with One MICHELIN Star • The efforts to promote sustainable gastronomy by the restaurant ¡Toma! in Liège, rewarded with a MICHELIN Green Star

Save the Date for the MICHELIN Star Revelation Nordic Countries 2022!
The date and location have been set for the launch of the MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2022... read on to find out more!

First Edition Of MICHELIN Guide Nara 2022 Revealed
A total of 101 restaurants, including 4 two-star restaurants, 18 one-star restaurants and 22 Bib Gourmand restaurants, are recommended by the MICHELIN Guide inspectors in Japan's Nara prefecture.