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Okay item received + Perkeo, Triboulet, Canio, and Chicot (the rest of the legendary jokers from Balatro sorry for not linking them individually)

Gimme an item, any item! @brrnedoutbrrista

Putting this one under a cut because Iris wanted to infodump about EACH OF THEM.

Perkeo

"O-Oh, this Joker is named Perkeo..? I w..wonder if it's a reference to Perkeo of Heidelberg, Jester for Elector Palatine Charles III Philip... h-he's considered a m..mascot of Heidelberg, and there are many references made to him inside and out of t..the region.. ranging f-from festivals, institutions, hotels, r..restaurants and e..even traditional songs! H..He was also reportedly born with d-dwarfism.."

Triboulet

"Hmm.. t-this one is tricky..! Triboulet could be at least t..three different French jesters.. t-there's the one that served Rene of Anjou... who was also a p-playwright on top of being a j..jester.. the one that served Louis XII, and the one that served F-Francis I... they mixed up a-alot.. confused with each other.. a-also the modern translation for T..Triboulet is "Punching Bag".. taken f..from the archaic french verb "Tribouler".."

Canio

"Oooh..! This one must b..be a reference to the I-Italian Opera Pagliacci..! Canio is t..the name of the protagonist in the opera.. h-he's the leader of a t-theatre company, who murders h..his wife Nedda and h..her lover Silvio on stage during a performance.. i-it first premiered on May 21st, 1892 i..in Milan..! My p-paternal grandmother h..has a few dolls that look just like this little jester..! They're s..so cute..!"

Chicot

"Mmm, this guy was interesting... C-Chicot-- real name Jean-Antoine d'Anglerais.. h-he was the j..jester for King Henry III of France.. and later King H..Henry IV.. he was s-sharp-tongued and cunning... h-he spoke to the king without formalities... Chicot even had a military b..background, serving under Honorat II of Savoy..he was the only k..known jester allowed to carry a rapier-- and was very skilled with it..! T-There is even a recorded event where h..he successfully disarmed someone who attempted t..to make an attempt to kill Henry IV.."

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Hii Merc, could I please request #10 — emerald — for Eileen? Thank you <3

He had a 48 hour pass and an absolutely clear idea of how he was going to spend it.

The train from Swindon was a stretch, three hours at most, but Lew had a better chance of a decent meal in London, and a decent whisky, too, even with the rationing. He wanted to be in a city again - the lights and the buildings and the bustle. He'd had enough of small town living to last him quite a while, and army food wasn't ever anything anyone asked for by name.

Maxim's, or Claridge's? The Ritz? The Savoy? The possibilities seemed enormous. The Waldorf was the American outpost - perhaps he'd go there.

There was already a flurry of activity at the door, a crowd of servicemen and press types with cameras, clamoring a single name as they pushed and shoved for a better view of whichever celebrity they were anxious to see.

Lew joined the press, trying to actually reach the door for his own dinner, until he realized he knew the name - and the face that went with it.

"Miss Hammond! Miss Hammond! Miss Hammond!"

And there she was, in all her glory - Eileen Hammond. The last time he'd seen her she'd been sporting a t-shirt and shorts and a bloody nose courtesy of Herbert Sobel, but she was wearing nothing of the kind now - an emerald green suit with some kind of fur stole around her shoulders, topped off with a hat that gave slight shades of Robin Hood and Sherwood. An absolute vision, with no evidence, at least from this distance, that her nose had ever been broken or that she had ever been anything but perfectly coiffed and dressed.

She turned to the crowd, obviously practiced with this sort of thing. "Boys, boys, boys. I'm so sorry to disappoint you all but I've got a date waiting for me inside." She gave her biggest smile and glanced beneficently around the crowd, her eyes finding Nix and almost immediately lighting up, like she'd been expecting him. "Oh, Captain Nixon. There you are. Shall we?"

Nix could only mutely offer his arm, Eileen settling her gloves around it like she owned him and beaming to the crowd as she steered the two of them inside, past the doorman and the lobby clerk into the waiting eves of the hotel's restaurant entrance. God, he thought silently. That's an actress.

Once they were well and truly inside she let his arm go. "Well, there you are, Captain. Now you're the envy of every man in town." She gave a little laugh. "What, no free and easy quip? I think this is the first time I've seen Lewis Nixon without something to say."

It was true - he didn't have anything to say. For the first time in a long time, he was well and truly surprised - and, more than that, almost embarrassed. It had been one thing back at Toccoa to make a joke about what he'd do, given a hotel room and half a chance, but he didn't have that kind of power here. Here he was just another guy in a uniform, just like all the other guys out front, clamoring for her like she was a commodity on the exchange. She'd plucked him out, made him worth the attention, when usually it was the other way around, with him doing the plucking. He didn't have the same kind of power here that he usually did. "It may surprise you to hear that escorting movie starlets isn't my usual Friday."

Again that smile - she could blind people with it. "But I'm not just a movie starlet, am I? You could call me Private Hammond if you thought it would go down easier."

Lew thought mutely of Annie Sutton's steely glare and nearly winced. "It wouldn't." He swallowed, tried to gather up more of his customary charm. "So, how does this usually work? You pick some kid from the crowd, give his rank like you know him, and then bring him inside?"

She shook her head. "No. Usually I say I have someone waiting inside and then I eat dinner alone and sneak out the back. The staff here's nice for that."

Lew didn't have a quip for that - only an honest observation. "Sounds lonely."

"It is. But easier to manage."

It felt awkward, now - the honesty. He wasn't honest much, and then only with a very short list of people. The last woman he'd been honest with was - well, Joan. (Joan, who'd have a few words to say about chivalry and helping friends out of tight spots, who had a lot of stories herself about eating alone.) "Well, since I'm already here, it…seems a shame to waste it. Can a fellow treat you to dinner, Miss Hammond?"

He got an honest smile back. "I think he can."

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Since she's with Jesse for the long term, how does Marena feel about all these luxuries that are part of her new life? Gains a appreciation for jewelry and designer clothes?

The thing she appreciates most is having a solid roof over her head, a comfortable bed to sleep in, and multiple meals every day. She is a "comfort before style" girl through and through so the only appreciation she really has for designer vs. mass retail clothing is that the fabric is often higher quality and the tailoring is better, and therefore the clothes are softer and smoother and don't pinch or rub. There are definitely designer clothes out there that are uncomfortable as hell to wear because they're designed for optics rather than wearability, and whenever Jesse buys those for her she straight-up refuses to touch them.

Things Jesse has figured out in his efforts to make Marena a Material Gorl:

Marena isn't a foodie by any stretch of the imagination, but she will try anything, so Jesse takes her out to expensive restaurants. He gets to feel like hot shit flashing his black card at Guy Savoy, and she's just happy she gets to eat. Win-win.

She'd much rather have something that is unusual or interesting to look at rather than something that's just expensive. Since Jesse still insists on spending absurd amounts of money on her, this has led him to a lot of relatively unknown, artisanal-type designers. $10,000 Cartier bracelet? ❌ Elaborate iron necklace hand-forged by some dude in Norway? ✅ Ironically, his mission to impress his girlfriend with flashy gifts has actually refined Jesse's own tastes; his attempts to find things Marena will actually like have given him a greater appreciation for Things No One Else Has rather than Things People Can Immediately Tell Are Expensive.

Weapons: ✅ Opportunities to use weapons on annoying people: ✅✅✅

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Caesars Palace, NV (No. 6)

The casino houses multiple restaurants. Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill is an English pub, a type of restaurant Ramsay felt was "missing on the strip". The Nobu Restaurant is an Asian restaurant. The Old Homestead Steakhouse is the first west-coast location of a New York restaurant chain. Rao's opened in 2006, the second branch of the restaurant after New York City to open. Chef Brian Malarkey opened Searsucker Las Vegas – the fourth branch of the restaurant after San Diego, Del Mar, California, and Austin, Texas – in March 2015. The 7,500 square feet (700 m2) dining area has a "retro Americana" theme, with "cowboy culture" motifs reflected throughout the furnishings and paintings designed by Thomas Schoos. Sign billing Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen at Caesars Palace, 2021.

Beijing Noodle No. 9 is a Chinese restaurant with an overhead metal-cut white screen and large aquariums filled with goldfish are all backlit by LED bulbs. Serendipity 3 was a 1950s style diner, featuring burgers, fries and ice cream delicacies. The ice cream parlor themed restaurant, which was a branch of the New York City Serendipity 3 establishment, opened in 2009. In addition to seating in the dining area and counter seating, there was a patio with views of the Strip and the Caesars Palace fountains. It closed on January 2, 2017. Hell's Kitchen opened in its place in January 2018, and was originally planned to be used as the studio for the filming of the American television show Hell's Kitchen for Seasons 19 and 20, but with full bookings of customers to serve and a lack of cameras (and no dormitories for the contestants), shooting was instead moved to the Caesars Entertainment Studios property near the Las Vegas Strip. The major restaurant of the Augustus Tower is the Guy Savoy, namesake of the three-star Michelin chef. When Savoy was approached to open a second restaurant in Vegas, he initially said no, until Caesars told him they wanted him to recreate what he had done in Paris. His request was that to maintain quality, the restaurant must be limited to service five days a week, to which the management agreed. The restaurant opened in 2006 and in 2008, Savoy brought his executive chef from the Paris restaurant to Vegas. Interior of Payard Pâtisserie & Bistro with chocolate clock in foreground in 2013.

Under the direction of pastry chef and chocolatier François Payard, Payard Pâtisserie & Bistro at Caesars Palace encompasses a pastry shop, chocolate shop, and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The interior of the 46-seat bistro was designed by the Rockwell Group. In 2008 the bistro installed a 16 feet (4.9 m) high "chocolate clock" that releases three chocolate truffles every quarter-hour.

Source: Wikipedia

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Celebrity Hotspots: Best Fine Dining Restaurants Around the World

For an unforgettable dining experience like a celebrity, explore the world’s top fine dining restaurants. Highlights entail Le Bernardin and Per Se in New York City, Nobu in Los Angeles, and The Ivy in London. International gems like Guy Savoy in Paris, Osteria Francescana in Modena, and Mirazur on the French Riviera also make the list. Each restaurant offers exquisite cuisine, a luxurious ambience, and often, celebrity sightings, an ethereal culinary experience. From innovative dishes at Mugaritz in Spain to the serene setting of Tetsuya's in Sydney, these hotspots promise a memorable and opulent culinary adventure.

There are a plethora of amazing options available worldwide for dining like a celebrity. These upscale restaurants are well-known hangouts for the wealthy and well-known in addition to serving delicious food. These eateries ought to be at the top of your list if you're a foodie seeking out opulence or hoping to see your favourite stars. These are a few of the top fine dining establishments worldwide, where you can enjoy top-notch food in a royal-like setting.

● USA's Le Bernardin in New York City Nestled in the centre of New York City, Le Bernardin is a three-star Michelin restaurant known for its outstanding seafood. Under the direction of Chef Eric Ripert, Le Bernardin provides a classy eating experience that prioritizes flavour and simplicity. It is a favourite among both foodies and celebrities because of the exquisite food and minimalist decor.

● Nobu - USA - Los Angeles Co-owned by actor Robert De Niro and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Nobu is a mainstay of the Los Angeles dining scene. Well-known for its inventive fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine, Nobu is a favourite among Hollywood's elite. A memorable dining experience is ensured by signature dishes like Black Cod Miso and Yellowtail Jalapeño, as well as a stylish setting.

● UK's The Ivy in London For many years, The Ivy, a renowned restaurant in London, has been a favourite among celebrities. Situated in the West End, it provides a varied menu that includes modernized versions of British classics. Celebrities who are attending West End shows or are just enjoying a night out in London often choose to stay at The Ivy because of its sophisticated Art Deco interior and first-rate service.

● Guy Savoy, France's Paris Guy Savoy is a must-visit for anyone looking for a genuinely luxurious dining experience in Paris. Chef Guy Savoy's modern French cuisine is served at this three-star Michelin restaurant in the Monnaie de Paris. International celebrities often choose it because of the allure, which is enhanced by the stunning views of the Seine River and the historic Pont Neuf.

● Quay, Australia's Sydney Nestled in the breathtaking Sydney Harbour, Quay provides an aesthetically and gastronomically remarkable dining experience. The best Australian ingredients are celebrated in Chef Peter Gilmore's inventive dishes, mesmerizing enough to tantalize your taste buds.

● Modena, Italy's Osteria Francescana One of the best restaurants in the world, Osteria Francescana by Chef Massimo Bottura is a culinary treasure located in Modena. The restaurant, which has three Michelin stars, is praised for its imaginative and beautiful take on classic Italian fare. Foodies and celebrities from all over the world come to Osteria Francescana because of its cosy atmosphere and first-rate service.

● Sydney, Australia's Tetsuya's An additional gem in Sydney's fine dining landscape is Tetsuya's. The restaurant has received multiple accolades for Chef Tetsuya Wakuda's distinctive fusion of French and Japanese techniques. Celebrities seeking a remarkable culinary experience have come to love Tetsuya's for its serene dining environment, which is created by the elegant decor and tranquil Japanese garden.

● San Sebastián, Spain's Mugaritz Mugaritz is a two-Michelin-star restaurant in the Basque Country that is renowned for its cutting-edge cooking. With creative dishes that push traditional culinary boundaries, Chef Andoni Luis Aduriz provides diners with an incredibly unique dining experience. Gourmets and celebrities seeking an exceptional dining experience are drawn to the restaurant by its remote setting and innovative menu.

● Per Se - USA's New York City Chef Thomas Keller is the creator of Per Se, which is housed in the Time Warner Center in New York City. Per Se provides a calm and opulent dining experience with

its breathtaking views of Columbus Circle and Central Park. Celebrities and discriminating diners alike love this restaurant for its flawless service and nine-course tasting menu.

● El Celler de Can Roca, Spain - Girona Three Michelin stars have been awarded to the Roca brothers' culinary masterpiece, El Celler de Can Roca. The restaurant draws diners from all over the world with its creative take on Catalan cuisine and elegant surroundings. The Roca brothers' commitment to quality ensures an amazing and unforgettable dining experience.

● Mirazur, France - Menton With its location on the French Riviera, Mirazur provides stunning views of the Mediterranean. Three-Michelin-star chef Mauro Colagreco's restaurant is renowned for its creative dishes and use of local, fresh ingredients. Celebrities and foodies alike love Mirazur because of its breathtaking setting and superb cuisine.

● Bangkok, Thailand's Gaggan Gaggan, which takes its name from its owner and chef Gaggan Anand, has transformed Indian food with its innovative and fun style. A number of creative and exquisitely presented dishes that defy preconceived notions about Indian cuisine are offered on the tasting menu. Gaggan's distinctive dining experience and hip atmosphere draw diners from all over the world, including celebrities.

● Narisawa - Japan's Tokyo A two-Michelin-star restaurant in Tokyo, Narisawa offers a distinctive fusion of French and Japanese culinary traditions. Every dish showcases Chef Yoshihiro Narisawa's dedication to sustainability and innovation. Celebrities and sophisticated diners alike favour this restaurant because of its exquisite food and minimalist design.

Not only do these fine dining establishments provide outstanding food, but they also create an opulent and exclusive ambience that draws in celebrities from all over the world. These celebrity hotspots promise to provide an unforgettable dining experience, whether you're a foodie hoping to savour some of the world's best dishes or hoping to see your favourite star up close. Make a reservation, look your best, and get ready to eat at these top-notch restaurants like a celebrity.

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Pianovins, Paris, 12/2/23

exterior – 46 Rue Trousseau, 75011 Paris, France Pianovins is owned and run by two long time employees of Guy Savoy Restaurant.  The kitchen is under Chef Michel Ronciére who worked there for 25 years and the wines and front are managed by Eric Mancio who put in 28 years at Guy Savoy.  The location used to house Les Déserteurs Restaurant.  It’s a tiny place with only 20 seats so reservations are…

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[ad_1] Traveling for Haute Cuisine Experiences: Indulging in Michelin-Starred Delights HTML Heading: Traveling for Haute Cuisine Experiences Subheading: Discover the World of Michelin-Starred Delights Subheading: Unveiling the Secrets of Haute Cuisine Subheading: The Art and Science of Michelin-Starred Dining Subheading: Navigating the Gastronomic Universe Subheading: Embarking on a Journey of Culinary Excellence Introduction: Traveling is not only about exploring new destinations and immersing oneself in different cultures. For many food enthusiasts, it is also an opportunity to embark on a gastronomic journey, indulging in the world of haute cuisine and savoring Michelin-starred delights. In this article, we will delve into the mesmerizing realm of haute cuisine, exploring the intricacies of this culinary art form and uncovering the secrets behind Michelin-starred dining experiences. Get ready to tantalize your taste buds and discover unforgettable culinary destinations across the globe. HTML Heading: What is Haute Cuisine? Subheading: Unraveling the Essence of Haute Cuisine Subheading: The Blend of Tradition and Innovation Subheading: Haute Cuisine: A Delicate Balance of Flavors and Techniques Haute Cuisine, often referred to as high cuisine, is an exquisite culinary style that combines the finest ingredients, meticulous preparation techniques, and artistic presentation. It is a perfect harmony between tradition and innovation, where the chef's creativity knows no bounds. Haute Cuisine is characterized by its attention to detail, unique flavor combinations, and the use of premium ingredients. It represents the pinnacle of culinary artistry, where each dish is a work of edible art. HTML Heading: The Michelin Star Phenomenon Subheading: Understanding the Prestigious Michelin Stars Subheading: The Journey to Michelin Stardom Subheading: Impact of Michelin Stars on Culinary Destinations The Michelin star system, established in the 20th century by the Michelin tire company, revolutionized the culinary world. Michelin stars are prestigious accolades awarded to exceptional restaurants, signifying their excellence in terms of quality, innovation, and consistency. A single star indicates a very good restaurant, two stars signify excellent cuisine worth a detour, and three stars are the highest honor, reserved for the crème de la crème of dining establishments. These stars have the power to transform a restaurant's fortunes and elevate a culinary destination to new heights. HTML Heading: Journey Through Culinary Capitals Subheading: Paris: Gourmet Delights in the City of Love Subheading: Tokyo: A Symphony of Flavors in the Land of the Rising Sun Subheading: Barcelona: A Tapestry of Catalan Cuisine Subheading: New York City: The Melting Pot of Gastronomy Subheading: London: Where Culinary Traditions Meet Innovation 1. Paris: Gourmet Delights in the City of Love - Bursting with Michelin-starred restaurants - Classic French cuisine with a modern twist - Exploring iconic culinary establishments such as Le Jules Verne and Guy Savoy 2. Tokyo: A Symphony of Flavors in the Land of the Rising Sun - Unmatched dedication to culinary perfection - Sushi temples and kaiseki dining experiences - Discovering the world of Michelin-starred ramen and tempura 3. Barcelona: A Tapestry of Catalan Cuisine - Fusion of traditional and avant-garde flavors - Renowned restaurants like El Celler de Can Roca and Tickets - Exploring the vibrant food markets and indulging in tapas culture 4. New York City: The Melting Pot of Gastronomy - Diverse culinary landscape - Michelin-starred establishments like Eleven Madison Park and Per Se - Immersing in the city's vibrant street food scene 5. London: Where Culinary Traditions Meet Innovation - Rich culinary heritage - The emergence of modern British cuisine - World-class dining experiences at The Fat Duck and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay HTML Heading: FAQs about Haute Cuisine Experiences Subheading: Q1: What are the key elements that make a restaurant qualify for a Michelin star?

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Restaurant Guy Savoy Menu Prix France 2023

Voici une description en français pour un post sur les réseaux sociaux pour le Restaurant Guy Savoy à Paris, France: “Découvrez la cuisine exquise du Restaurant Guy Savoy, classé parmi les meilleurs dans tous les guides gastronomiques. Situé dans la Monnaie de Paris, avec une vue imprenable sur la Seine, le Louvre, le Pont Neuf et l’Institut de France. Dégustez des plats tels que la soupe d’artichaut à la truffe noire et la brioche aux champignons truffés, le rouget nageant dans la mer et le millefeuille à la minute à la vanille de Tahiti. Comme le dit Guy Savoy lui-même, “La cuisine est l’art de transformer instantanément des produits riches en histoire en joie” . #foodie #yum #nom #delish #wine #foodstagram #eats #GoodEats #Foodography #tasty #delicious #foodporn #dinner #restaurantparis Read the full article

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‘Ideal cook in the world’ Man Savoy stripped of Michelin celebrity

The Michelin Overview introduced Monday the shock choice to knock a celebrity off the Paris dining establishment of Guy Savoy, often called the most effective cook worldwide. The 69-year-old has held Michelin’s top three-star condition because 2002 for his Monnaie de Paris restaurant neglecting the Seine, which has a sister version in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.

In November he was named ideal chef in the world for the 6th year running by La Liste, which aggregates countless reviews from around the globe.

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Top 5 Most Expensive Restaurants in Las Vegas

We all know that Las Vegas is well-known for its extreme nightlife and overly extravagant restaurants in America. With some of the most well-known casino’s in all the world, the restaurant choices would not be surprising that they are definitely not for everyone. These restaurants are designed for the super rich to be able to afford the ridiculous prices that they charge for the food and beverages. These restaurants on our list are not your typical chain restaurants that we have become accustomed to and you are only likely going to find many of them in Las Vegas or other properties owned by the same company that owns the casino or hotel. The five restaurants that are on our list were all established by world renowned chef’s which is not too surprising why these are some of the most expensive restaurants in Las Vegas

Top 5 Most Expensive Restaurants in Las Vegas

#1 Joël Robuchon French Restaurant – This amazing restaurant was opened by chef Joël Robuchon inside the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. The menu features French cuisine and formal attire is required. The dining cost is listed as $$$$. #2 Restaurant Guy Savoy – The Restaurant Guy Savoy is only located in one place in the US and it can be found in the Augustus Tower inside Caesar’s Palace Hotel and Casino. The menu features French cuisine and inside the Caviar Room, you can dine on numerous caviar dishes. The dining cost is listed as $$$$ #3 Twist by Pierre Gagnaire – The Twist is a one of a kind restaurant in the US owned by renowned chef Pierre Gagnaire. It is located on the 23rd floor of the Mandarin Oriental and overlooks the Las Vegas Strip. The menu features French cuisine at its finest from Chef Pierre Gagnaire. The dining cost is listed as $$$$ #4 Bar Masa – Bar Masa comes to Las Vegas via New York City where Chef Masa Takayama. It is located inside the Aria Resort and Casino features an amazingly large dining area that seats 400 patrons and features business casual dress. The menu features Japanese cuisine and the freshest seafood. The dining cost is the lowest on our list at $$$ #5 é by José Andrés – é by José Andrés is a one of a kind restaurant from Chef José Andrés. It is located inside the Cosmopolitan. This exclusive restaurant only seats 8 patrons and there is a 3-month waiting list. The menu features Spanish Cuisine and dining cost is listed as $$$$.     The post Top 5 Most Expensive Restaurants in Las Vegas appeared first on Menu Prices Genie. Read the full article

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Guy Savoy, The 'Best Chef In The World' Stripped Of Michelin Star

Last Updated: March 05, 2023, 18:14 IST The reasons are not made public, and communicated only to the chefs involved. In November Guy Savoy was named best chef in the world for the sixth year running by La Liste. The 69-year-old has held Michelin’s top three-star status since 2002 for his Monnaie de Paris restaurant overlooking the Seine, which has a sister version in Caesars Palace, Las…

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Gastronomie : les chefs Guy Savoy et Christopher Coutanceau perdent leur troisième étoile au guide Michelin.

See on Scoop.it - JamesO

Restaurants et édition : c'est la première fois en trois ans que la prestigieuse publication décide de rétrograder des chefs ayant atteint la plus haute distinction.

JamesO's insight:

Via l’agence JamesO Média❗️N.D.L.R. : article de presse (temps de lecture : 1 minute) publié par Franceinfo (France Télévisions) le lundi 27/02/23.

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Click to read How Michelin told chefs Savoy, Coutanceau they had lost stars

Comment on this story Remark Two of the world’s most famous chefs were on the verge of losing a Michelin star — the most coveted recognition of their craft. Christopher Coutanceau and Guy Savoy’s restaurants would be downgraded from three to two stars in the forthcoming French edition of the Michelin guide – a downgrade that could tarnish chefs’ reputations and hurt their businesses. So Gwendal…

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Guy Savoy, lauded as world's best chef, loses Michelin star

CNN  —  Guy Savoy, who has been praised as the world’s best chef, has lost one of his Michelin stars. His Monnaie de Paris restaurant was awarded three Michelin stars by the Michelin Guide in 2002, according to the restaurant, and maintained the status for two decades. The restaurant jointly topped Paris-based guide La Liste’s 2023 world’s best restaurant selection for the sixth consecutive…