Who kept Miche stars?

 

Oct 23, 2013, 11:21am PDT Updated: Oct 23, 2013, 11:58am PDT

Nine Silicon Valley restaurants keep Michelin stars

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Shana Lynch

Managing Editor- Silicon Valley Business Journal

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Our nine Silicon Valley restaurants kept their coveted Michelin stars this year.
Michelin Guide, which ranks top restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area, rates each as one star (very good), two stars (excellent) and three stars (exceptional).
Silicon Valley didn’t earn any three star spots, but two made double gold:

• Baume in Palo Alto (meet Chef Bruno Chemel and learn how he discovered his cooking passion here.)
• Manresa in Los Gatos (learn who Chef David Kinch's fantasy dinner party guests would be here.)

At one star were:

• Alexander's Steakhouse, Cupertino
• All Spice in San Mateo
• Chez TJ, Mountain View
• Madera, Menlo Park
• Plumed Horse, Saratoga
• The Village Pub, Woodside
• Wakuriya, San Mateo

The only three stars this year went to — no surprise — Chef Thomas Keller's French Laundry and Chef Christopher Kostow's Restaurant at Meadowood, both in Napa.

Read the full list, including the San Francisco and wine country winners, here.

Shana Lynch is Managing Editor at the Business Journal. Her phone number is 408.299.1831.

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