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S. Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants
Posted on April 23, 2008 at 5:12am 0 Comments 0 Likes
For the S. Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants, presented at Covent Garden of London on 21st april 2008, world first restaurants are:
1. El Bulli (Spain)
2. The Fat Duck (Great Bretain)
3. Pierre Gagnaire (France)
4. Mugaritz (Spain)
5. The French Laundry, Yountville (USA)
6. Per Se, New York (USA)
7. Bras (France)
8. Arzak (Spain)
9. Tetsuya's (Sydney Australia)
10. Noma (Copenaghen Danmark)
11. L'Astrance (France)
12. Gambero… Continue
1. El Bulli (Spain)
2. The Fat Duck (Great Bretain)
3. Pierre Gagnaire (France)
4. Mugaritz (Spain)
5. The French Laundry, Yountville (USA)
6. Per Se, New York (USA)
7. Bras (France)
8. Arzak (Spain)
9. Tetsuya's (Sydney Australia)
10. Noma (Copenaghen Danmark)
11. L'Astrance (France)
12. Gambero… Continue
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I grew up 6 months a year in NY and 6 months in Tuscany and Sicilia (Isla Della La Feminna) and have many relatives in Rome, one of my favorite cities. I'm doing a Culinary Tour of Rome in October with several Chefs and would love for you to Tag along and guide us around. Please send me a note and let me know if this is possible...Grazia Mille,
Bon Appetito,
Chef Joe DiMaggio, Jr.
Elegance and style for my dinner in a top Rome restaurant near Piazza Navona: Convivio. Angelo Troiani’s modern versions of the typical Roman cuisine offers dishes brimming with personality, like the bay leaf scented roasted pigeon with tangerine sauce and the tasty embrace between crustaceans and pork tripe in home made tagliatelle with Roman pecorino cheese and mint.View all dish photos of dinner by Roma gourmet
It's a shame that not a single Italian Restaurant is in the Top 10,...What's worse is that S. Pelligrino is an Italian Company...I have been to a few of the Top ten restaurants and I'm sorry they are not that good in fact I found them mediocre at best. I have found that Food Critics for the most part undervalue our Italian culinary traditions. However, public polls in the US even among gourmet/foodies have always put Italian Food as their favorite cuisine. Every year a poll conducted by the Wine Spectator magazine always lists the readers favorite cuisine as Italian...Thats why I don't understand the disconnect with Food critics.
Choi
Jamie
You might want to read and comment on my latest blog: When in Rome...the Chefs Aren't Roman.
http://fohboh.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1411008%3ABlogPost%3A123072
Ciao
Alan
that I make
Michelin stars aren't very important here....They haven't reviewed many cities...And the restaurants they reviewed in New York for example...there ratings were completely inconsistent/flawed to the point that most restaurants don't take them seriously...If you are French you automatically got Stars if you are Italian you didn't....I think they are still bitter about the world cup loss
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