Michelin Guide is coming to Minneapolis, but what the heck is it?
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The Michelin Guide is coming to Minneapolis, along with five other Midwestern cities, with the inaugural selections to be revealed in 2027. The guide's anonymous inspectors are already scouting the area, with the goal of evaluating the city's restaurant scene and potentially awarding stars or other designations to exceptional establishments.
The Michelin Guide is expanding to Minneapolis, along with Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh. The guide's inspectors will evaluate restaurants based on criteria such as product quality, mastery of cooking techniques, and consistency over time. The Minneapolis Tourism Improvement District is paying $250,000 per year for three years to have the city's restaurant scene included in the guide. The inaugural selections will be revealed in 2027. The guide's inclusion of Minneapolis is expected to boost the city's culinary reputation and attract more food lovers to the area. Local hospitality groups are welcoming the news, but also emphasizing the importance of supporting smaller, independent restaurants.
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