Restaurants
Celebrating Female Chefs
To celebrate International Women's Day on the 8th March, along with Women's History Month, we asked some of our female MICHELIN Guide chefs about their experiences and dreams, as well as their advice for those hoping to follow in their footsteps.
Breanna Stewart's New York: Classic, Cool, and Spicy
The New York Liberty Star's picks in the Big Apple are a slam dunk.
Celebrating Women with Sally Abé
The Chef-Director of The Pem in London explains the significance of the restaurant's name and how she has succeeded in a male-dominated environment.
7 Female Chefs on Their Culinary Adventures
Theses powerhouses prove women rule the MICHELIN world.
Conejo Negro's Alycia Wahn Spotlights Creole, Caribbean and Latin American Flavors
Female mentors and role models in her youth inspired her to have the courage to cook delicious meals.
Suzette Gresham on What it Takes to Become a Chef
The esteemed chef behind Two MICHELIN Star Acquerello shares her words of wisdom for the next generation.
Julia Momosé on Becoming a Chef
The Chicago chef behind Kumiko shares how she never planned to be in the kitchen but is honored to be there.
The Most Tranquil Hotels in Venice
With its unique character and dreamy appeal, Venice and its highly Instagrammable landmarks are usually high on any traveler's checklist. Here, however, we step away from its main thoroughfares to take a look at its less-explored districts and its most peaceful places to stay.
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