Michelin 2027: Greece Is Raising the Stakes! 21 Stars, Seven New Winners and a Gastronomic Revolution
Greece’s culinary scene has reached a new milestone. The MICHELIN Guide 2027 has unveiled its latest selection, expanding beyond Athens for the first time to include Thessaloniki and Santorini.
The numbers speak for themselves: 62 selected restaurants, 20 Michelin-starred establishments, 21 stars in total and seven new one-star winners.
The Biggest Winners
⭐ Two Michelin Stars: Lycabettus in Santorini makes a spectacular debut, entering the Guide directly with two stars.
⭐ Seven New One-Star Restaurants: Aleria, SENSE, see|ds and Simul in Athens, alongside Botrini’s Santorini, Lauda and Selene.
⭐ Ettore Botrini’s Triple Triumph: With Botrini’s Athens retaining its distinction and two additional restaurants recognised in Santorini, the acclaimed chef’s influence continues to grow.
⭐ Thessaloniki Enters the Spotlight: Greece’s gastronomic capital of the north makes its Michelin debut with 20 selected restaurants, including five Bib Gourmands, and a Young Chef Award for Theodoros Kaloidis.
A New Chapter for Greek Gastronomy
Athens consolidates its fine-dining leadership, Santorini emerges as a Michelin powerhouse, and Thessaloniki gains long-awaited international recognition.
Beyond the awards, the message is clear: Greek gastronomy is evolving from a treasured culinary tradition into an increasingly influential international dining destination.
The next challenge? Consistency, innovation, exceptional hospitality—and perhaps Greece’s next three-star restaurant.
Greece has the talent. Greece has the ingredients. Now, the world is paying attention.
👉Learn more through the below link.
https://guide.michelin.com/gr/en/selection/greece/restaurants
FnBpedia Team


