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These Are NYC's Michelin Bib Gourmand Awardees For 2017
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Nell Casey
Published Nov 11, 2016
Modified Nov 11, 2016
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Published Nov 11, 2016
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Michelin's list of New York City's best restaurants will be unleashed next Thursday, but the French tire company announced their selections for the Bib Gourmand distinction today. Contenders for the list must offer two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for $40 or less before tax and gratuity, with 132 restaurants making the cut this year.
The big news around the food sites is about April Bloomfield's The Spotted Pig, which has been stripped of its single star rating and winds up on this year's Bib list. There's also speculation about some notable "omissions" to the Bib list from last year—Danny Meyer's Untitled, for example, along with well-received newcomers like Faro and Oiji—and whether we'll be seeing them adorned with stars this time next week.
(Douglas Lyle Thompson for Llama Inn)
But the kitchens of many included eateries are justifiably rejoicing this morning, especially newer restaurants like Atoboy, El Atoradero, Olmstead, 00+Co., MáLà Project, Llama Inn and others, who've all been recognized on this list.
Achilles Heel
al Bustan
Angkor
Arharn Thai
Atoboy
Baker & Co.
Bar Primi
Basil Brick Oven Pizza
Beyoglu
biáng!
bún-ker
Buttermilk Channel
Casa del Chef Bistro
Chavela's
Cho Dang Gol
Chomp Chomp
Ciccio
Congee Village
Coppelia
Cotenna
Dim Sum Go Go
DOMODOMO
Don Antonio by Starita
Donostia
East Harbor Seafood Palace
Egg
El Atoradero
El Parador
Enoteca Maria
Falansai
Frankies 457 Spuntino
Freek’s Mill
Ganso Ramen
Gastronomia Culinaria
Gladys
Glasserie
Good Fork (The)
Gran Eléctrica
Gregory's 26 Corner Taverna
Hahm Ji Bach
HanGawi
Havana Café
Hecho en Dumbo
Hide-Chan Ramen
High Street on Hudson
Hill Country Chicken
HinoMaru Ramen
Hometown Bar-B-Que
Hunan Bistro
Hunan House
Hunan Kitchen
Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria
Il Poeta
J.G. Melon
Jin Ramen
John Brown Smokehouse
J. Restaurant Chez Asta
Katz's
Khe-Yo
Kiin Thai
Kiki’s
Kings County Imperial
Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen
La Morada
Land of Plenty
Larb Ubol
Laut
Lea
Lil' Frankie's
Little Pepper
Llama Inn
Lulu & Po
Lupa
MáLà Project
Manila Social Club
Mapo Tofu
Mexicosina
Mile End
Miss Mamie's Spoonbread Too
Momofuku Noodle Bar
Momofuku Ssäm Bar
Momokawa
Mu Ramen
New Malaysia
Nyonya
Olmsted
Oso
Paet Rio
Paulie Gee's
Pearl & Ash
Phoenix Garden
Pippali
Porsena
Prime Meats
Prune
Purple Yam
Ribalta
Rider
Roberta's
Rubirosa
Runner & Stone
Russ & Daughters Cafe
Rye
Salt & Fat
San Matteo
San Rasa
Shalom Japan
Shanghai Café
Sip Sak
Soba-Ya
Somtum Der
Sottocasa
Speedy Romeo
The Spotted Pig
Streetbird Rotisserie
Supper
Sweet Yummy House
Szechuan Gourmet
Tanoreen
Tertulia
Thelma on Clinton
Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi
Tra Di Noi
Turkish Kitchen
Uncle Zhou
Uva
Vida
Vinegar Hill House
Xixa
zero otto nove
00+Co
Zoma
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