Greater Miami & Miami Beach Continue to Rise as a Culinary Powerhouse
- Sebastian Sarrasin
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 1 day ago

The world took another bite out of Greater Miami’s culinary excellence as the prestigious Michelin Guide unveiled its 2025 Florida selections, with Greater Miami and Miami Beach once again commanding the spotlight with the most stars awarded. Our client, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) proudly celebrates this year’s honorees whose culinary artistry continues to position the destination as a global epicenter for exceptional dining.
Miami’s 2025 Michelin accolades include 16 Michelin Stars, featuring one standout newcomer and returning icons. The acclaimed L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon maintained its elite two-star status, while Itamae AO earned its place among the world’s finest.
“What’s happening in Miami’s kitchens today is nothing short of extraordinary,” said David Whitaker, president and CEO of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau. “Culinary excellence has become one of the strongest drivers of tourism for our community, drawing visitors from around the world who come to experience our acclaimed restaurants and celebrated chefs. These Michelin honors are a powerful validation of our destination’s growing influence in the global culinary landscape.”
In addition to its Michelin Stars, Miami was celebrated for sustainable culinary leadership. Krüs Kitchen and Los Félix retained their Green Star honors, and EntreNos and Stubborn Seed joined them in receiving the distinction for forward-thinking practices such as sourcing locally, minimizing waste and supporting regenerative agriculture.
Miami earned standout recognition across key categories. Jacqueline Pirolo of Miami Beach’s Macchialina was awarded the Michelin Sommelier Award, while Juan Camilo Liscano of Palma earned the Michelin Young Chef Award.
Miami’s dining scene also retained fourteen of its Bib Gourmand awardees—restaurants recognized for offering exceptional meals at great value. Nine new restaurants were also included in Michelin’s recommended selections, further reinforcing Miami’s position as a must-visit food destination.
As the Michelin Guide expands its footprint across Florida, Greater Miami and Miami Beach continue to set the culinary standard—fueled by talent and an unwavering commitment to quality. With a constellation of flavors and experiences, Miami’s dining scene shines brighter than ever.
Below are Miami’s 2025 Michelin Star and Bib Gourmand honorees:
Michelin-Star Recipients:
Retained Two Michelin Stars:
L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon Miami
First time One Michelin Star:
Itamae AO
Retained One Michelin Star:
Ariete
Boia De
Cote Miami
EntreNos
Elcielo Miami
Hiden
Le Jardinier Miami
Los Félix
Ogawa
Stubborn Seed
Shingo
Tambourine Room by Tristan Brandt
The Surf Club Restaurant
First time Green Star:
EntreNos
Stubborn Seed
Retained Green Star:
Krüs Kitchen
Los Félix
Michelin Bib Gourmand Awardees:
Bachour
Chug’s Diner
El Turco
Ghee Indian Kitchen
Hometown Barbecue Miami
La Natural
Lucali
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
Michael’s Genuine
Phuc Yea
Sanguich de Miami
Tâm Tâm
Zitz Sum
Tinta y Cafe
For the full list of Michelin Guide 2025 selections, click here
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