New Orleans Inches Closer to Its First Michelin-Starred Restaurant

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The Michelin Guide is traveling through multiple states across the Southern U.S., aiming to discover the best dining spots both inside and outside of large urban areas.

Boy Scouts are traveling through eateries across North Carolina, South Carolina, Atlanta, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Louisiana.

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It is anticipated that Michelin will bestow stars and bib ratings upon certain eateries. This marks the first instance in history where a restaurant in Louisiana has been chosen for a Michelin accolade.

Gwendal Poullennec, the global director of the Michelin Guides, states, "The cuisine of the American South stands out as a distinctive blend of various influences, giving rise to a celebrated collection of dishes crafted by skilled and renowned cooking experts."

Independent observers are evaluating multiple eateries throughout the southern region. A compilation of the best dining spots in every state should be published later this year.

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