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Chicago’s First Michelin Guide Released, With Alinea and L20 Both Scoring Three Stars

Chicago’s First Michelin Guide Released, With Alinea and L20 Both Scoring Three Stars

It took the Bay Area five years to get a second three-star restaurant, after The French Laundry held the spot in our Michelin Guide since the French tire concern first started rating our food scene. But Chicago landed two triple-stars right off the bat as their first Michelin Guide ratings got first leaked by a Yelper, and then officially released yesterday. At the top of the list, as predicted, is Grant Achatz's temple of haute experimentation, Alinea, as well as L20 which receives the honor just a week after chef Laurent Gras dramatically announced he was taking a leave of absence from the place. The two-star list is brief, too: Charlie Trotter's, Ria, and Avenues. [Grub Street Chi]

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