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Two Days in Florence: MICHELIN Dining and Hidden Gems

2 days ago | guide.michelin.com | Laura Rysman

Over just two days in Florence, explore some of its best MICHELIN Guide dining spots and uncover its hidden gems. From exquisite cuisine to artisan treasures, ...
The Laksa That Launched a Legacy: The Story of Penang Road Famous Laksa

3 days ago | guide.michelin.com | Peter Yeoh

The iconic Penang asam laksa is an exuberant manifestation of all that is fresh, vibrant, and exciting about the island’s street food culture. In Malaysia, the culinary term "laksa" generally refers to a rice noodle dish smothered with an assertively flavoured broth, ranging from Malacca’s Nyonya laksa with its spicy shrimp-based potage, enriched with coconut milk, to the mysterious Sarawak laksa, with its intoxicating chicken brew, suffused with dark-hued, coriander-inflected Bornean spices.
Justin Levaughn's Orlando is Full of Sun-Filled Adventures and Good Food

1 week ago | guide.michelin.com | Nancy DePalma

Ask anyone where to go in Orlando and undoubtedly Otto's High Dive, a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand, will lead that list. From locals to award-winning chefs, it's a perennial favorite, and the man behind the magic is Justin Levaughn. Levaughn, who won the MICHELIN Guide Award for Exceptional Cocktails at the 2024 Florida MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, worked his way up from dishwasher and busser to his current role at Otto's High Dive where he oversees one of the buzziest spots in town.
Your Guide to Non-Alcoholic Beverage Pairings in Dubai

1 week ago | guide.michelin.com | Devina Divecha

One of Dubai’s biggest culinary trends over the last couple of years has been the shift towards mindful drinking. Consequently, some of the city’s most lauded restaurants are rising to the occasion with non-alcoholic pairings that are every bit as thoughtful and beautifully executed as their wine or cocktail counterparts. From bespoke tea infusions to globally inspired mocktails and low-intervention ferments, here’s where to find Dubai’s most exciting non-alcoholic beverage pairings right now.
Who’s a Good Guest? These MICHELIN-Rated Hotels Go All Out for Your Pet

1 week ago | guide.michelin.com | Ty Gaskins

It used to be that luxury travel meant a well-fluffed pillow, a late checkout, and maybe—if you were very lucky—a complimentary shoe shine. But that was before the dogs took over. Somewhere along the way, as our Instagram feeds filled with rescue mutts on private jets and poodles perched on pool floats, the luxury hotel industry clocked what many of us already knew: pets aren’t just guests—they’re the main characters.
Esquina Común Started in a Second-Floor Apartment. Now it has a MICHELIN Star.

2 weeks ago | guide.michelin.com | David Shortell

There are seven tables across the decidedly intimate rooftop dining room of One MICHELIN Star Esquina Común, a cult favorite restaurant in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City, although that number can stretch to eight or nine if the night takes a turn. When a party unexpectedly expands on a recent evening, a waiter conjures a small two-seater out of storage. In the entryway, a vintage couch and coffee table have doubled as a low-top when friends dropped in unannounced.
Eden Grinshpan's Toronto

2 weeks ago | guide.michelin.com | Edward Barsamian

Eden Grinshpan's culinary journey started in 2013 with her Cooking Channel show Log On and Eat with Eden. Bringing a fresh perspective on culture and cuisine, Grinshpan expanded upon her successful social media channels taking her (already sizable) audience along on her food discoveries. The Toronto native solidified her standing amongst the gastronomic elite taking on the role as host of Top Chef Canada with Grinshpan telling the chef-testants to 'pack their knives and go' as host since 2017.
7 festivals à travers le monde pour voyager, vibrer et bien manger

2 weeks ago | guide.michelin.com | Lane Nieset

Le printemps marque officiellement le début de la saison des festivals, lorsque les plus grands noms de la scène musicale internationale et les talents émergents courent pour se produire de scène en scène, des incontournables festivals de Coachella en Californie ou Glastonbury au Royaume-Uni, à des lieux plus intimistes en bord de mer comme Ondalinda au Monténégro.
The Best Hotels in Brooklyn Actually Feel Like Brooklyn

2 weeks ago | guide.michelin.com | Mitchell Friedman

Like many of the top destinations in Europe, Florence has its issues with overtourism. Sightseers flock to the city year-round, and the old centre can feel like it’s under attack—an invading army of travellers wielding phone cameras like weapons. To enjoy some Tuscan tranquility while still reveling in everything that makes Florence such a draw, look to the quieter corners of the city: where some of our best hotels offer an escape from the masses of street-side tour groups and other wayfarers.
A Flâneur's Guide to Singapore's East Coast: Underrated Attractions and Hipster-Worthy MICHELIN Dining Spots

2 weeks ago | guide.michelin.com | Alvin Lim

Leaf through any number of Singapore travel guides, and you’ll notice a pattern of recurring attractions. Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion, Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay — the list goes on. While these glittering stars of Singapore’s tourism industry are indeed must-visits for newcomers, they hardly encompass all the Lion City has to offer. Despite its youth as a city nation — or perhaps, because of it — Singapore plays different roles for different kinds of travellers.