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March 1 (Bloomberg) -- Helene Darroze loses the second star for her Paris restaurant and an establishment in the Languedoc region gains its third star in the Michelin Guide to France 2010, which will be published this week.
Michelin awards single stars to 455 venues, including 47 gaining their first; 77 win two stars, 10 newly promoted; and the total of three-star restaurants rises to 26 with the advance of Auberge du Vieux Puits, in Fontjoncouse. Michelin released the results today in an e-mailed statement.
Darroze, 43, loses a star for her restaurant in the sixth arrondissement of Paris less than two years after opening an establishment in London, Helene Darroze at the Connaught, for which she holds a star. She won her first Michelin accolade in 2001 and the second in 2003.
The new two-stars are Du Castellet, in Le Castellet; Les Airelles, Courchevel; Cheval Blanc, Courchevel; Sa. Qua. Na, Honfleur; Bigarrade, Paris; Anne de Bretagne, La Plaine-sur- Mer; Auberge des Glazicks, Plomodiern; Residence de la Pinede, Saint-Tropez; L’Oxalys, Val-Thorens; Chateau St-Martin & Spa, Vence.
The two stars for Les Ambassadeurs, at the Hotel Crillon in Paris, are deleted following the departure of chef Jean- Francois Piege. There are single stars for two small new eateries in the capital: Yam’Tcha, under chef Adeline Grattard, and Passage 53, whose chef is Shinichi Sato.
Michelin awards single stars to 455 venues, including 47 gaining their first; 77 win two stars, 10 newly promoted; and the total of three-star restaurants rises to 26 with the advance of Auberge du Vieux Puits, in Fontjoncouse. Michelin released the results today in an e-mailed statement.
Darroze, 43, loses a star for her restaurant in the sixth arrondissement of Paris less than two years after opening an establishment in London, Helene Darroze at the Connaught, for which she holds a star. She won her first Michelin accolade in 2001 and the second in 2003.
The new two-stars are Du Castellet, in Le Castellet; Les Airelles, Courchevel; Cheval Blanc, Courchevel; Sa. Qua. Na, Honfleur; Bigarrade, Paris; Anne de Bretagne, La Plaine-sur- Mer; Auberge des Glazicks, Plomodiern; Residence de la Pinede, Saint-Tropez; L’Oxalys, Val-Thorens; Chateau St-Martin & Spa, Vence.
The two stars for Les Ambassadeurs, at the Hotel Crillon in Paris, are deleted following the departure of chef Jean- Francois Piege. There are single stars for two small new eateries in the capital: Yam’Tcha, under chef Adeline Grattard, and Passage 53, whose chef is Shinichi Sato.
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