MONTREAL — The inaugural selection for the Michelin Guide Quebec has arrived. In total, nine restaurants were awarded Michelin stars by the anonymous inspectors, with Tanière in Quebec City being the first Two-Michelin Starred restaurant in the province and eight eateries receiving One Michelin Star.
This year’s selection also welcomed three Michelin Green Stars, with Alentours in Quebec City, Auberge Saint-Mathieu in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc and Espace Old Mill in Stanbridge East being recognized for their efforts to foster an eco-friendly approach to gastronomy. Across the province, 17 restaurants were awarded a Bib Gourmand for their high-quality offerings at good value prices. The full selection included recommended eateries totals 102 restaurants.
“Our anonymous inspectors were thoroughly impressed with their dining experiences across the entire province of Quebec,” says Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the Michelin Guide. “The selection boasts a wide array of distinctions and cuisine types – from Stars to Bib Gourmands to Recommended restaurants – all highlighting unique regional ingredients and extraordinary techniques. Congratulations to the chefs and restaurant teams on their entry into the Michelin Guide family. We’re pleased to celebrate and share your talents with our community of gourmets and travellers.”
The total list of Michelin-starred restaurants in Quebec are:
Two Michelin Stars
- Tanière (Quebec City)
One Michelin Star
- ARVI (Quebec City)
- Jérôme Ferrer – Europea (Montreal)
- Kebec Club Privé (Quebec City)
- Laurie Raphaël (Quebec City)
- Légende (Quebec City)
- Mastard (Montreal)
- Narval (Rimouski)
- Sabayon (Montreal)
