The new ones have been delivered Michelin stars Spain & Portugal 2023 in an act that was held at the El Greco Conference Center in Toledo. The new list of Michelin Stars has been fruitful and has been enriched with 34 new restaurants to a total of 289 distinguished ones. Among them stood out those awarded with their third star the Atrio restaurant in Cáceres and Cocina Hermanos Torres in Barcelona.
Who wins Michelin Star in 2023
In the category of three Michelin Stars Atrio and Cocina Hermanos Torres joined the already existing ones with three Michelin Stars 2023. Thus, in Spain we find ABaC, Akelarre, Martín Berasategui, Quique Dacosta, Aponiente, Arzak, Azurmendi, Cenador de Amós, DiverXO, El Celler de Can Roca and Lasarte.
For the category of two Michelin Stars 2023, the new award-winning restaurants were El Rincón de Juan Carlos in Tenerife, Pepe Vieira in Raxo (Pontevedra), Deessa in Madridd.
These were added to the already existing ones with two stars that are Casa Marcial in Asturias. Andalusia with Bardal, Noor and Skina. In Majorca Voro. In the Canary Islands MB by Martín Berasategui. Castilla La Mancha with Iván Cerdeño and Maralba. In Catalonia with Angle, Cinc Sentits, Disfrutar, Enoteca and Moments in the province of Barcelona and BoTic, Miramar and Les Cols in the province of Girona. Galicia with Culler de Pau. La Rioja with El Portal de Echaurren. madrid with Smoked Room, Coque, Dstage, Paco Roncero and Ramon Freixa. Murcia with Cabin Buena Vista. Navarra with El Molino de Urdániz. The Basque Country with Mugaritz and Amelia by Paulo Airaudo. Valencia with Ricard Camarena, L´escaleta, BoAmb and El Poblet.
The winners of a Michelin Star 2023
Twenty-nine new restaurants opened with their first Michelin Star. Código de Barra (Cádiz), La Finca (Loja, Granada), Kaleja (Málaga), Gente Rara (Zaragoza), Ferpel (Ortiguera, Asturias), Monte (San Feliz, Asturias), Fusion29 (Muro, Mallorca), Etxeko Ibiza (Es Canar, Ibiza), San-Hô (Adeje, Tenerife), Tabaiba (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria), Ababol (Albacete), Ancestral (Illescas, Toledo), Oba (Casas-Ibáñez, Albacete), Alquimia (Valladolid) ,Cobo Evolución (Burgos), Aleia (Barcelona) , Enigma (Barcelona) , COME by Paco Méndez (Barcelona) , Mont Bar (Barcelona) , Slow & Low (Barcelona) , Ceibe (Ourense), O'Pazo (Padrón), Montia (San Lorenzo del Escorial), RavioXO (Madrid), Ugo Chan (Madrid), Zuara Sushi (Madrid), AlmaMater (Murcia), ARREA! (Santa Cruz de Campezo, Álava) and Ajonegro (Logroño).
They are added to the existing restaurants in Spain with a Michelin Star 2023 that by communities are:
Andalusia:
Cañabota, Nintai, Abantal, Alevante, Bagá, Choco, Dama Juana, El Lago, José Carlos García, La Costa, LÚ Cocina y Alma, Mantúa, Messina and Sollo.
Aragon:
Callizo, Can Cook, Espacio N, El Batán, La Prensa, Lillas Pastia and Tatau.
Asturias:
Arbidel, Auga, Ayalga, Casa Gerardo, El Corral del Indianu, Real Spa and El Retiro.
In the Balearic Islands:
Bens d'Avall, Andreu Gestra, Adriám Quetglas, La Gaia, Marc Fosh, Maca de Castro, Es Tragon, Es Fum, Dins Santi Taura and Zaranda.
In the Canary Islands:
Abama Kabuki, Nub, Poemas, La Aquarela and Los Guayres.
Cantabria:
El Serbal, La Casona del Judio, La Bicicleta, Solana and El Nuevo Molino.
Castilla la Mancha:
Coto de Quevedo, El Molino de Alcuneza, El Bohío, El Doncel, Raíce and Retama.
Castile-Leon:
Lera, La Botica, La Lobita, El Ermitaño, Cocinandos, En la Parra, Baluarte, Ment by Óscar Calleja, Ambivium, Muna, Pablo, Refectory, Wheat, Workshop and Víctor Gutierrez.
Catalonia:
Atempo, Alkimia, Aürt, Can Jubany, Caelis, Ca l´Enric, Can Bosch, Castell de Perelada, Dos Palillos, Deliranto, El Casals, Esl Tinars, Emporium. Fongony, Hisop, Hofmann, Koy Shunka, Lá alliance 19191, L'Antic Molí, La Boscana, La Cuina de Can Simón, Fonda Xesc, Les Magnòlies, Les Moles,, L'Ó,, Lluerna, Malena, Massana, Oria, Quatre Molins. Rincón de Diego, Sala, Tres Macarrons, Vía Vneto, Villa Retiro and Xerta.
Estremadura:
Versatile.
Galicia:
As Garzas, árbore da Veira, A Tafona, Casa Marcelo, Eirado, Maruja Limón, Miguel González, Nova, Retiro da Costiña, Silabario, Plaice and Yayo Daporta.
Madrid:
A´Barra, Chirón, Clos Madrid, Corral de la Morería, El Invernadero, Gaytán, Gofio, La Tasquería, Ricardo Sanz, Lúa, Quimbayaa, Saddle and Yugo the Bunker.
Murcia:
magician and odysseus
Navarre:
The Urdániz Mill, Europe, The Library and Rodero.
Basque Country:
Alameda, Andra Mari, Boroa, Elkano, Etxanobe Atelier, Garena, Kokotxa, Marques de Riscal, Mina, Ola-Martín Berasategui, Nerua Guggenheim, Zarate, Zuberoa and Zortziko.
The Rioja:
Nublo, Ikaro, Kiro Sushi and Venta Moncalvillo.
Valencia:
Arrels, Atalaya, Fierro, Kaido sushi, Lienzo, Peix i Brases, Audrey's, Baeza and Rufete, Beat, Cal Paradís, Casa Manolo, Casa Pepa, El Xato, La Finca, La Salita, Raúl Resino, Riff and Tula.
Green Michelin Stars 2023
We would also like to name the 2023 Green Michelin Stars where there have been 13 additions. These stars are of great importance because, in addition to rewarding excellence, they have done so with sustainability in mind.
The new winners of the Green Michelin Star 2023
Those incorporated to this distinction are the restaurants: Oba, Narbasu, Venta Moncalvillo, Zelai Txiki, El Visco, Maskarada, Muxgo, Ambivium, Casa Nova, Arrea!, Casona del Judio, Les Moles and Cancook.
In this way they are added to the prestigious list formed by: Somia truites, Sollo, Ricard Camarena, Refectorio, Pepe Vieira, O Balado, Lluerna, Les Cols, L'Antic Molí, La Botica, La Bicicleta, Eneko, Els Casals, El Greenhouse, Culler de Pau, Hermanos Torres kitchen, Casa Alberts, Amós gazebo, Andreu Genestra, Aponiente, Maca de Castro, Coque, El Celler de Can Roca, Lera and Finca Alfoliz.
Who loses Michelin Star 2023
On the other hand, there have also been some restaurants that have lost their Michelin Star. Although this time there have been few. They are the following:
Estany Clar de Cercs (Barcelona) and Trivio in Cuenca. Due to a change in the management of the establishment, Cebo and Kabuki from Madrid have also lost it. Finally, due to the closure of the restaurant, the restaurants Mirador de Ulía and eMe Be Garrote in San Sebastián and Auga e Sal in Santiago de Compostela have lost it.
