Several Colorado restaurants receive MICHELIN stars
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DENVER (KKTV) - This week, the MICHELIN Guide made its debut in Colorado!
Brutø and The Wolf’s Tailor each were awarded one MICHELIN Star, plus a MICHELIN Green Star.
“This is a proud moment for Colorado and for the MICHELIN Guide, with five MICHELIN-Starred restaurants highlighting the state’s debut selection of restaurants,” said Gwendal Poullennec, the International Director of the MICHELIN Guides. “It’s quite an impressive feat for a debut selection to include so many MICHELIN Green Stars. Our famously anonymous inspectors were wowed by these restaurants’ high-quality, local ingredients, sourced seasonally and sustainably. It’s a very exciting time for the culinary community here, and we feel the momentum growing.”
The following restaurants in Colorado received a MICHELIN Star and Green Star:
Brutø is located in Denver at 1801 Black St. and features Mexican/Contemporary Cuisine
The Wolf’s Tailor is also in Denver at 4058 Tejon St. and features Contemporary Cuisine.
The following restaurants in Colorado received one MICHELIN Star:
Beckon (Denver; Contemporary cuisine)
Bosq (Aspen; Contemporary cuisine)
Frasca Food and Wine (Boulder; Italian cuisine)
The following restaurants in Colorado received a MICHELIN Green Star:
Blackbelly Market (Boulder; American cuisine)
Bramble & Hare (Boulder; American cuisine)
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