The Michelin Guide‘s annual ceremony for Britain and Ireland will be held in Dublin for the first time this month – but what is it and why is it such a big deal for Irish food? Here is everything you need to know.
What is the Michelin Guide ceremony and when is it on?
The Michelin Guide ceremony is an annual event where stars and Bib Gourmands for “the most talented restaurant teams and chefs from Britain and Ireland” are awarded. The ceremony is coming to Ireland for the first time on February 9th. It will be held in Convention Centre Dublin, on the north quays of the Liffey.
This year, Michelin came out a little early with Bib Gourmand picks, with five Irish restaurants gaining this status a week ahead. A Bib acknowledges good value for quality cooking.
What is the big deal about it being held in Dublin?
As well as this being Ireland’s first time, the decision has been viewed as a nod to the Irish food scene.
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