Here Are All the Restaurants Receiving Michelin Stars in Florida for 2025

The new and is here, and while three destinations were added to the guide’s scope, not all of them felt the love when it comes to stars.

Most notably, a new two-star restaurant was added in Orlando, a city previously assessed by ’s anonymous inspectors. , a Japanese restaurant helmed by William Shen, was praised for its tasting menu spotlighting Japan’s 72 micro-seasons. The establishment is open for just one seating a few nights a week, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to be any easier to grab a spot now.

A dish from the Chef's Counter at MAASS — One of the dishes at the Chef’s Counter at MAASS.

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Farther down the list, just four new restaurants were awarded one , and only two were in the new cities being looked at by the guide. Those latter spots are the in Fort Lauderdale and in West Palm Beach. St. Pete–Clearwater was also eligible for stars, but it didn’t see any of its restaurants make the grade. The new one-star restaurants are rounded out by in Miami and in Orlando. (The chef is behind both the Chef’s Counter at MAASS and Ômo by Jônt.)

“ has proven to be an international culinary destination, with the expansion to three new cities and five restaurants being welcomed into the Michelin Star family in this year’s selection,” Gwendal Poullennec, the international director of the Michelin Guides, said in a statement. “Our anonymous Inspectors continued to be delighted by Florida’s culinary community, and we congratulate all of the chefs and restaurants being honored in this year’s selection.”

In total, Florida now has 31 Michelin-starred restaurants. And impressively, no restaurants were downgraded from ; every restaurant that received a Michelin star last year kept its star this year. Typically, Michelin Guides will see a handful of spots lose their status from year to year, so the Sunshine State should be pleased with that outcome.

That list is also likely to grow even further next year, as the Michelin Guide expands it reach to cover the entirety of Florida. The guide debuted in the state just a few years ago, in 2022, with Florida’s tourism board for Michelin to look at restaurants in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. In 2026, no part of the state will have to feel left out any longer.

Every Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Florida

Two Stars

L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Miami
Sorekara, Orlando (NEW)

Tori Latham

Tori Latham is a digital staff writer at Robb Report. She was previously a copy editor at The Atlantic, and has written for publications including The Cut and The Hollywood Reporter. When not…