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Last Updated: Nov 7, 2025. If you're interested in a historical dataset, check out Michelin Guide Awards Historical Dataset (2019–Present).
At the beginning of the automobile era, Michelin, a tire company, created a travel guide, including a restaurant guide.
Through the years, Michelin stars have become very prestigious due to their high standards and very strict anonymous testers. Michelin Stars are incredibly coveted. Gaining just one can change a chef's life; losing one, however, can change it as well.
The dataset is curated using Go Colly.
The dataset contains a list of restaurants along with additional details (e.g., address, price range, cuisine type, longitude, latitude, etc.) curated from the MICHELIN Restaurants guide. The culinary distinctions (i.e., the 'Award' column) of the restaurants included are:
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The dataset contains information for all the restaurants awarded with a Michelin star/s in 2021. For instance, what cuisine do the awarded restaurants sever, their location, dining cost, etc? The data were scrapped through the Michelin Guide official website using python.
Michelin Guide official website: https://guide.michelin.com/ (dataset created in December 2021)
• How many restaurants were awarded one, two, or three Michelin stars in 2021? • Where are these restaurants located across the globe? Which country has the most? • What type of cuisine is the most popular within awarded restaurants? • What is the cost of visiting such restaurants? Do more stars translate to a more expensive dinner?
These are examples of interesting questions that could be answered by analyzing this dataset.
If you are interested, please have a look at the Tableau dashboard that I have created to help answer the above questions. Tableau dashboard: https://public.tableau.com/views/MichelinStarRestaurants_16382046438400/MichelinGuide?:language=en-US&:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link
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This meticulously curated dataset features 50 of the world's most acclaimed restaurants, spanning 19 countries across 5 continents. It provides comprehensive information about establishments that represent the pinnacle of culinary excellence, from Michelin-starred French institutions to innovative Nordic kitchens and contemporary Latin American cuisine.
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Last Updated: Nov 7, 2025. If you're interested in a historical dataset, check out Michelin Guide Awards Historical Dataset (2019–Present).
At the beginning of the automobile era, Michelin, a tire company, created a travel guide, including a restaurant guide.
Through the years, Michelin stars have become very prestigious due to their high standards and very strict anonymous testers. Michelin Stars are incredibly coveted. Gaining just one can change a chef's life; losing one, however, can change it as well.
The dataset is curated using Go Colly.
The dataset contains a list of restaurants along with additional details (e.g., address, price range, cuisine type, longitude, latitude, etc.) curated from the MICHELIN Restaurants guide. The culinary distinctions (i.e., the 'Award' column) of the restaurants included are: