Michelin released its selection for the 2009 LA guide
yesterday. It is similar to 2008 edition with some
changes. Melisse, Spago and Urasawa retain 2 stars.
Providence was upgraded from 1 to 2 stars. Still no
Michelin 3 stars in Los Angeles.
A Bib Gourmand category was added. These are awarded to
restaurants serving a meal (two dishes and a glass of wine
or dessert)for $40 or less. Violet, one of my faves for
macaroni and cheese with Serano ham, made that list.
Rumor has it that it is closed. When I called, the
reservation message line is full.
As I am writing this I take my 2008 Michelin Guide out
and realize I have not referred to it since I purchased
it. Hmm...
2009 MICHELIN RESTAURANT RATINGS
ONE STAR (*)
ESTABLISHMENT CITY
Asanebo Studio City
Bastide (new) Hollywood
CUT Beverly Hills
Dining Room at the Pasadena
Langham (The)
Gordon Ramsay at the Hollywood
London (new)
Hatfield's (new) Hollywood
La Botte Santa Monica
Mori Sushi Los Angeles
Ortolan Hollywood
Osteria Mozza (new) Hollywood
Patina Los Angeles
Sona Hollywood
Sushi Zo (new) Los Angeles
Trattoria Tre Venezie Pasadena
Valentino Santa Monica
Water Grill Los Angeles
TWO STARS (**)
ESTABLISHMENT CITY
Melisse Santa Monica
Providence Hollywood
Spago Beverly Hills
Urasawa Beverly Hills
BIB GOURMAND (Under $40)
ESTABLISHMENT CITY
Angelini Osteria Hollywood
A.O.C. Hollywood
Babita San Gabriel
Bistro 561 Pasadena
Border Grill Santa Monica
Cholada Santa Monica
Ciudad Los Angeles
Cru Hollywood
Elite Monterey Park
Fraiche Los Angeles
Girasole Hollywood
Honda-Ya Los Angeles
Il Pastaio Beverly Hills
Ita-Cho Hollywood
Izayoi Los Angeles
Katsu-Ya (Studio City) Studio City
K-Zo Culver City
Literati II Los Angeles
Lu Din Gee Cafe San Gabriel
Melrose Bar & Grill Hollywood
Nook Bistro Los Angeles
Pizzeria Mozza Hollywood
Rustic Canyon Santa Monica
Triumphal Palace Alhambra
Typhoon Santa Monica
Violet Santa Monica
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