Ann Arbor chefs 'bummed' to miss out on Michelin nod
Ann Arbor chefs were disappointed to learn that their city won't be included in the Michelin Great Lakes Guide, which will feature restaurants in Detroit, Cleveland, and other regional cities. The guide's focus on the metro Detroit area, as defined by Visit Detroit, excludes Ann Arbor despite its thriving dining scene.
Ann Arbor chefs were left disappointed after learning that their city won't be included in the upcoming Michelin Great Lakes Guide. The guide will feature restaurants in cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Milwaukee, but Ann Arbor is not considered part of the metro Detroit area. According to Visit Detroit, the tourism organization behind the guide, the metro Detroit region includes Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties. Ann Arbor, located in Washtenaw County, is more than 40 miles from downtown Detroit and has its own distinct culture. Despite being excluded, Ann Arbor's dining scene has garnered national attention, with restaurants like Miss Kim and Spencer receiving recognition from esteemed culinary organizations. The city's chefs have been recognized by Food and Wine magazine and the James Beard Foundation, solidifying Ann Arbor's reputation as a culinary hub.
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