The Michelin Guide on Wednesday added 10 restaurants to the Florida guide, including restaurants in Miami and Orlando but none in Tampa. The announcement noted six new eateries in Miami and four in Orlando,

In Florida, the guide reviews restaurants in Miami, Orlando and Tampa for inclusion in the list. At this time, no Tampa restaurants were added. The Orlando restaurants added to the list are Coro (contemporary cuisine); Sorekara (Japanese); Unigirl (Japanese); and Omo by Jont (contemporary).

It’s 10 new “recommended” restaurants for Florida as the Michelin Guide makes its first announcement of 2025. Four are in Orlando.

Six brand new Miami restaurants have been added to the Florida Michelin list, ranging in cuisines from Portuguese to Italian.

More Orlando restaurants have been added to the Florida Michelin Guide for 2025. The guide, which signed a three-year deal with Visit Florida and tourism agencies in Tampa, Orlando and Miami in 2022, on Jan. 15 revealed the addition of 10 new restaurants. Four of those are in Orlando and the other six are in Miami, with none being added in Tampa.

Orlando’s culinary scene has just leveled up with the latest batch of MICHELIN Guide additions. Four standout restaurants are making waves, adding even more flair to a city that’s fast becoming a gastronomic destination.

Michelin Guide added six Miami restaurants to its list, the organization announced today. Driving the news: The organization, which reviews and recommends top restaurants around the world, added 10 new Florida spots to its growing list of more than 140.

Here are the eight restaurants that were added to Michelin Guide Florida: 1. Cotoa. 100 Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 104, 33132. Cuisine: Latin American. 2. Grand Central. 7919 Biscayne B