Michelin Giveth Stars and Taketh Others Away
From Times Wire Reports
Two elegant Paris favorites and a family-run village restaurant earned the ultimate accolade in French gastronomy: a three-star rating in the Red Guide, formerly known as the Michelin Guide.
Michelin announced that Guy Savoy and Ledoyen in Paris and family-run L’Arnsbourg in eastern France won top honors in its 2002 edition. They join France’s elite club of 21 three-star establishments.
The guide downgraded Le Crocodile in Strasbourg from three stars to two and demoted two restaurants from two stars to one.
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