Niagara Region Restaurant Retains Two-Star Status
Located at 3953 Jordan Rd. in Lincoln, Ontario, the property operates as a restaurant, winery, orchard, farm, and bakery.
According to the Michelin Guide, the establishment earned praise for its approach to local dining.
The guide defines a two-star rating as an indication that a restaurant is worth a detour, showcasing the staff’s personalities and talents through refined, inspired dishes.
Fourteen Establishments Maintain One Star
All but one of these recognized dining spots are located within Toronto.
The restaurants maintaining their one-star status include:
- aKin, located at 51 Colborne St.
- Alo, located at 163 Spadina Ave.
- DaNico, located at 440 College St.
- Don Alfonso 1890, located at 1 Harbour Sq.
- Edulis, located at 169 Niagara St.
- Enigma Yorkville, located at 23 St. Thomas St.
- Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto, located at 6 Sakura Way
- Kappo Sato, located at 575 Mount Pleasant Rd.
- Osteria Giulia, located at 134 Avenue Rd.
- The Pine, located at 7535 County Rd. in Creemore, Ont.
- Quetzal, located at 419 College St.
- Restaurant 20 Victoria, located at 20 Victoria St.
- Sushi Masaki Saito, located at 88 Avenue Rd.
- Shoushin, located at 3328 Yonge St.
According to the Michelin Guide, a one-star rating signifies that a restaurant uses top-quality ingredients and prepares dishes with distinct flavors to a consistently high standard, making it worth a stop.
Evaluation Criteria and Regional Standing
The Michelin Guide Toronto & Region launched in 2022.
The annual selection highlights culinary developments across Toronto and surrounding areas without altering the upper tier of the current guide.
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