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The Michelin Guide has announced its star selection for Spain and Portugal 2022, adding 32 new one-star restaurants and four new two-stars, but there were no new additions to the Guide’s top tier.
At a live-streamed event at the Palau de las Arts Reina Sofia opera house in Valencia, the Michelin Guide unveiled its star selection, despite the ongoing effects of the pandemic in Spain and Portugal. A number of restaurants lost their star distinctions, including two two-Michelin star restaurants, mostly due to closure. The number of starred venues comes to a total of 262, up ten from last year, despite closures; there are 211 one-star restaurants, 40 two-star establishments and 11 with three stars, demonstrating the strength of Iberian culinary creativity.
New two-star restaurants:
Voro (Mallorca)
Iván Cerdeño (Toledo)
Smoked Room (Madrid)
Amelia by Paulo Airaudo (Donostia, San Sebastián)
New one-star restaurants:
Cañabota (Seville)
Nintai (Marbella)
Ayalga (Ribadesella)
La Gaia (Ibiza)
Zaranda (Palma de Mallorca)
El Rincón de Juan Carlos (Los Gigantes, Tenerife) * Due to change of location
Poemas by Hermanos Padrón (Gran Canaria)
Nub (Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife) * Due to change of location
El Serbal (Santander) * Due to change of location
Casona del Judío (Santander)
Coto de Quevedo (Juan Abad Tower)
Alejandro Serrano (Miranda de Ebro)
Lera (Castroverde de Campos)
Ment by Óscar Calleja (Salamanca)
Atempo (Sant Julià de Ramis, Girona) * Due to change of location
Arrels (Sagunt)
Atalaya (Alcossebre)
Fierro (Valencia)
Kaido Sushi Bar (Valencia)
Canvas (Valencia)
Peix & Brases (Dénia)
Versatil (Bramble of Granadilla)
Auga e Sal (Santiago de Compostela)
Deessa (Madrid)
Quimbayaa (Madrid)
Garena (Dima)
Nublo (Haro)
Portugal
Al Sud (Lagos, Algarve)
CURA (Lisbon, Estremadura)
Vila Foz (Porto, Douro)
Esporão (Reguengos de Monsaraz, Alto Alentejo)
A Ver Tavira (Tavira, Algarve)
Andorra
Ibaya (Soldeu)
