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Since the launch of our Nordic selection in 2014, our inspectors have continually been impressed by the culinary avant-gardism of the local restaurants. From Denmark to Sweden, Finland to Norway and Iceland, these destinations shine with the personality and boldness of their chefs, who are internationally renowned gastronomic trend-setters. In addition to this remarkable creativity, Nordic restaurants are also a great source of inspiration when it comes to imagining the contours of a more sustainable gastronomy. The growing number of MICHELIN Green Stars in our selection illustrates that awareness and action are part of the daily philosophies of many Nordic restaurateurs.
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides
Our Nordic edition has always had a special place in our big MICHELIN Guide family. From Norway to Denmark, from Sweden to Finland without forgetting Iceland, chefs from the Nordic countries have been playing a really special role within the world culinary concert, promoting the best of their diverse terroirs and demonstrating a very innovative and committed vision of gastronomy. Despite the challenges, chefs have demonstrated over the past year an exceptional level of commitment and dedication in maintaining their restaurants and proposing to their customers great culinary experiences: that’s all we want to highlight, while contributing in the best way to the recovery of the sector.
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides
The past year has been extremely challenging for the restaurant industry around the world. Despite that, our teams have been really impressed by the level of commitment, dedication and creativity that chefs and their teams have demonstrated to overcome the crisis and its effects, alongside continuing to propose incredible gastronomic experiences. By maintaining our 2021 selection of restaurants to be unveiled in spring, it is exactly what we want to celebrate, as well as draw attention to the whole industry
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides
Björn Frantzén has created a unique vision of Nordic cuisine, combining sublime ingredients with astounding culinary techniques. Björn Frantzén’s gastronomic expression is truly worth the journey, and is a gustatory experience like no other
Michael Ellis, International Director of the MICHELIN guides
We are particularly pleased to develop our selection into the outer regions of the Nordic Countries and to continue our expansion with the inclusion of Iceland and the Faroe Islands
Michael Ellis, International Director in charge of the MICHELIN guides
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The MICHELIN Guide celebrates the most remarkable hotels in the world, by creating a special distinction: The MICHELIN Key

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The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2021

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The 2021 MICHELIN Star Revelation for Nordic countries will be postponed to spring 2021

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Restaurant Frantzén in Sweden receives Three Stars in the MICHELIN Guide Nordic countries 2018

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Vollmers in Sweden and Henne Kirkeby Kro in Denmark are awarded Two Stars in the MICHELIN guide Nordic Countries 2017

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Reminder Press conference: The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2017

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Press conference: The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2017

Wednesday 22nd of February Michelin will present the Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2017 during a press conference in Stockholm. The press conference could also be followed via Live Stream.Journalists, food critics, chefs and people from the food industry are invited to the press conference where Michael Ellis, International Director in charge of the Michelin Guides, will present The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2017 in Stockholm. Date:                 22nd of February 2017 Time:                09.00 – 12.00CET. Breakfast is served from 09.00. Press conference will start at 10.00.

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