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Is there any property in the Four Seasons chain that they omitted?
No omissions from the 5 star list, but there's a ton of 4-star ones:
Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta (GA)
Four Seasons Hotel Austin (TX)
Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore
Four Seasons Hotel Denver (CO)
Four Seasons Hotel Houston (TX)
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas (NV)
Four Seasons Hotel Miami (FL)
Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley at East Palo Alto (CA)
Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village- Los Angeles (CA)
Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas- Dallas (TX)
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail- Vail and Beaver Creek (CO)
Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina- Oahu (HI)
Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort- Orlando (FL)
Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe- Santa Fe (NM)
Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North- Scottsdale, AZ
Not sure if this is trolling Chicago's food is solid, but I've got another list coming up.
Yeah, Chicago is solid. It's got 5 Michelin starred restaurants. It's also got a nice scene in the West Loop with some of the Top Chef contestants restaurants, in addition to steakhouses, and a good variety of ethnic food.
Although I think the poster was responding to the other posted who claimed it was a "world-renown food mecca." That is a little overboard, lol.
Forbes did not determine there was a single "Five-Star" rated restaurant to be found out of LA, Houston or NEW ORLEANS?
Yeah, seems legit.
Los Angeles was also denied the highest Michelin star rating as well, Houston and New Orleans arent even considered by Michelin yet. So we have now 2 highly regarded restaurant ratings that say the same thing..
Here's another extremely respected worldwide ranking of restaurants and how North American restaurants stack up.
100 Best Restaurants in the World, 2021
#9 Pujo, Mexico City
#22 Cosme, New York
#27 Quintonil, Mexico City
#28 Benu, San Francisco
#37 SingleThread, Healdsburg, CA
#43 Atomix, New York
#44 Le Bernardin, New York
#48 Atalier Crenn, San Francisco
#55 Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, New York
#56 Sud 777, Mexico City
#68 Alcalde, Guadalajara
#70 Alinea, Chicago
#98 Alo, Toronto
5 in New York, 3 in the Bay Area, 3 min Mexico City, 1 in Chicago, 1 in Guadalajara, and 1 in Toronto.
Also, this ranking retires perennial winners and has done so for The French Laundry in the Bay Area, as well as Eleven Madison Park, otherwise they would definitely rank as well.
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in the case of Eleven Madison Park it is entirely possible it was "retired" since the restaurant changed its menu offerings completely to Vegan. Might or might not have influenced its ranking as a result.
Los Angeles was also denied the highest Michelin star rating as well, Houston and New Orleans arent even considered by Michelin yet. So we have now 2 highly regarded restaurant ratings that say the same thing..
Here's another extremely respected worldwide ranking of restaurants and how North American restaurants stack up.
100 Best Restaurants in the World, 2021
#9 Pujo, Mexico City
#22 Cosme, New York
#27 Quintonil, Mexico City
#28 Benu, San Francisco
#37 SingleThread, Healdsburg, CA
#43 Atomix, New York
#44 Le Bernardin, New York
#48 Atalier Crenn, San Francisco
#55 Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, New York
#56 Sud 777, Mexico City
#68 Alcalde, Guadalajara
#70 Alinea, Chicago
#98 Alo, Toronto
5 in New York, 3 in the Bay Area, 3 min Mexico City, 1 in Chicago, 1 in Guadalajara, and 1 in Toronto.
Also, this ranking retires perennial winners and has done so for The French Laundry in the Bay Area, as well as Eleven Madison Park, otherwise they would definitely rank as well.
in the case of Eleven Madison Park it is entirely possible it was "retired" since the restaurant changed its menu offerings completely to Vegan. Might or might not have influenced its ranking as a result.
Colorado Springs and Raleigh have 1 respectively. LA didn't make the list.
LA also didn’t have a 4-star or even a “recommended”. Raleigh had one in all three categories. 1,830 total restaurants in the country that made the list. According to Forbes fine dining in LA is way below average.
LA also didn’t have a 4-star or even a “recommended”. Raleigh had one in all three categories. 1,830 total restaurants in the country that made the list. According to Forbes fine dining in LA is way below average.
Which it isn’t.
Dining lists (even Michelin) are useless. There is no data that can be used to back it up.
LA is often derided for not having high quality spots and being to heavy on the casual and fast food. And drive through a. They’re mostly know for like gas station tacos, donuts, chicken and waffles and in n out. Before LA people jump down my throat in just saying that’s what a lot of people know it for. Ive never thought of LA as the same type of foodie city as Philly or even Chicago.
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