List of Michelin-starred restaurants in France

Michelin

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Company type	Private
Industry	Tire manufacturing, Publishing
Founded	May 28, 1889 (1889-05-28) in Clermont-Ferrand, France
Founder	Édouard Michelin, André Michelin
Headquarters	Clermont-Ferrand , France
Products	Tires, Michelin Guides
Website	www.michelin.com

As reported in the 2025 Michelin Guide, France boasts a total of 654 restaurants awarded with Michelin star distinctions. The Michelin Guides have been produced by the French tire manufacturer Michelin since 1900, originally created to encourage motorists to travel by highlighting recommended dining locations. Over the years, the Michelin star system has transformed into one of the most esteemed culinary accolades.

Unidentified Michelin reviewers, each possessing a minimum of ten years’ experience, conduct multiple visits to restaurants. Their assessments focus on five key aspects: "product quality," "expertise in flavor and cooking methods," "expression of the chef’s personality through the dining experience," "value for price," and "consistency over repeated visits." Inspectors generate candidate lists drawn from media coverage, critiques, and customer popularity, ultimately awarding one to three stars based on collective agreement: a single star denotes "high-quality cooking worth stopping for," two stars represent "excellent cuisine worth a detour," and three stars signify "extraordinary gastronomy worth a dedicated journey." These ratings are subject to periodic review, and establishments may lose stars if their standards decline.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

According to the 2025 edition, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is home to 104 Michelin-starred eateries, with a significant concentration located in Lyon.

Michelin-starred restaurants

Name	Cuisine	Location	2025
Au 14 Février	Creative	Lyon – 5th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Burgundy by Matthieu	Modern	Lyon – 2nd Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Guy Lassausaie	Modern	Isère – Chasselay	Template:Michelin stars table cell
L'Atelier des Augustins	Modern	Lyon – 1st Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Pyramide	French	Isère – Vienne	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Sommelière	Modern	Lyon – 5th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Gourmet de Sèze	French	Lyon – 6th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Neuvième Art	Creative	Lyon – 6th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Les Terrasses de Lyon	Modern	Lyon – 5th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Mère Brazier	French	Lyon – 1st Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Miraflores	Peruvian	Lyon – 6th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Ombellule	Creative	Lyon – 6th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Paul Bocuse	French	Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Prairial	Creative	Lyon – 2nd Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Rustique	Creative	Lyon – 2nd Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Saisons	Creative	Écully	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Takao Takano	Creative	Lyon – 6th Arrondissement	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Têtedoie	Modern	[[Lyon	Lyon – 5th Arrondissement]]	Template:Michelin stars table cell

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

According to the 2025 Michelin guide, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté is home to 32 restaurants awarded Michelin stars.

Brittany

In the 2025 edition, Brittany boasts 35 establishments recognized with Michelin stars.

Centre-Val de Loire

The 2025 guide lists 21 Michelin-starred dining venues within Centre-Val de Loire.

Corsica

In 2025, Corsica features six Michelin-starred restaurants, showcasing both contemporary and Mediterranean culinary styles.

Michelin-starred restaurants in Corsica

Name	Cuisine	Location	2025
A Casa di Mà	Contemporary	Haute-Corse – Lumio	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Casadelmar	Contemporary	Corse-du-Sud – Porto-Vecchio	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Finestra	Italian	Haute-Corse – Bonifacio	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Verrière	Contemporary	Corse-du-Sud – Olmeto	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Table de la Ferme	Corsican Mediterranean	Corse-du-Sud – Sartène	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Charlie	Contemporary	Corse-du-Sud – Porticcio	Template:Michelin stars table cell

Grand Est

The Grand Est region, including Strasbourg, contains 56 restaurants awarded Michelin stars as of the 2025 guide.

Hauts-de-France

In 2025, Hauts-de-France features 17 establishments honored with Michelin stars, representing a variety of locations and culinary approaches.

Michelin-starred restaurants in Hauts-de-France

Name	Location	2025
Arborescence	Croixrault	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Auberge de la Grive – Nicolas et Cécilia Gautier	Trosly-Loire	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Auberge du Vert Mont	Boeschepe	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Château de Beaulieu – Christophe Dufossé	Busnes	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Château de Courcelles	Courcelles-sur-Vesle	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Ginko	Lille	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Haut Bonheur de la Table	Cassel	Template:Michelin stars table cell
L’Orée de la Forêt	Étouy	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Grange de Belle-Église	Bornel	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Grenouillère	La Madelaine-sous-Montreuil	Template:Michelin stars table cell
La Table	Lille	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Cerisier	Lille	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Pavillon	Le Touquet-Paris-Plage	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Le Verbois	Saint-Maximin	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Pureté	Lille	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Restaurant Bacôve	Saint-Omer	Template:Michelin stars table cell
Rozó	Marcq-en-Barœul	Template:Michelin stars table cell

Normandy

The Normandy region counts 18 Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2025 guide.

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Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The 2025 Michelin guide highlights a total of 62 starred establishments within Nouvelle-Aquitaine, encompassing the Bordeaux area.

Occitania

In 2025, Occitania is home to 54 restaurants awarded Michelin stars, including prominent urban centers such as Montpellier and Toulouse.

Pays de la Loire

For the year 2025, Pays de la Loire boasts 22 Michelin-starred dining venues, with several situated in Nantes.

Restaurants with Michelin stars

Establishment	City	2025 Rating
Anne de Bretagne	La Plaine-sur-Mer
Fontevraud le Restaurant	Fontevraud-l'Abbaye
Freia	Nantes
Jean-Marc Pérochon	Bretignolles-sur-Mer
L’Abissiou	Les Sables-d'Olonne
L’Atlantide 1874 – Maison Guého	Nantes
L’Auberge de Bagatelle	Le Mans
L’Éveil des Sens	Mayenne

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

According to the 2025 edition, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur features 80 restaurants that have earned Michelin stars, including major culinary destinations like Marseille and Nice.

Michelin-starred dining establishments

Restaurant	Style of Cuisine	Location	2025 Rating
AM par Alexandre Mazzia	Innovative	Bouches-du-Rhône – Marseille
Belle de Mars	Contemporary	Bouches-du-Rhône – Marseille
Flaveur	Innovative	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
JAN	Innovative	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
L'Aromate	Contemporary	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
Le Chantecler	Contemporary	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
Le Petit Nice	Seafood-focused	Bouches-du-Rhône – Marseille
Les Agitateurs	Innovative	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
ONICE	Contemporary	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
Pure & V	Contemporary	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
Racines	Vegetarian cuisine	Alpes-Maritimes – Nice
Une Table, au Sud	Contemporary	Bouches-du-Rhône – Marseille

See also

• List of Michelin 3-star restaurants
• List of Michelin-starred restaurants in Monaco
• Lists of restaurants

External links

• France on the Michelin Guide