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The Michelin Guide to Italy 2018 has been released and the big news is that there is a new three-Michelin-star restaurant for gastronomes to get excited about.
Chef Norbert Niederkofler's St Hubertus, which is located in San Cassiano in the shadow of the Dolomites, close to the border with Austria, joins the now nine-strong, three-star club, having held two Michelin stars since 2007.
There are also three new, two star restaurants on the list – Vun in Milan, Magnolia in Cesenatico, and La Siriola, also in San Cassiano – and 22 new stars. That means Italy now has a total of 356 stars, second only to France.
In other big news, both Carlo Cracco and Claudio Sadler have been demoted from two to one star at their eponymous restaurants in Milan.
Take a look at all the new stars below.
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New Three Star
St Hubertus – San Cassiano
New Two Stars
Magnolia – Cesenatico
La Siriola – San Cassiano
Vun – Milan
New One Stars
All'Oro – Rome
Berton Al Lago – Torno
Contraste – Milan
Culinaria – Tirolo
D.one – Montepagano
Essenza – Milan
Florian Maison – San Paolo d'Argon
Glam - Venice
I Due Buoi – Alessandria
Il Refettorio – Salerno
Larossa – Alba
La Sera – Positano
La Terrazza – Rome
Locanda del Borgo – Telese Terme
Osteria Arborina – Annunziata
Osteria Perilla – Castiglione d'Orcia
Poggio Rosso – Castelnuovo Berardenga
Stube Gourmet – Asiago
Tordomatto – Rome
Trussardi alla Scala – Milan
Undicesimo Vineria – Treviso
Villa Giulia – Gargnano
