2011 best resto
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The document provides the rankings and award winners from The World's 50 Best Restaurants list in 2011, with Noma in Denmark taking the top spot and receiving The S.Pellegrino Best Restaurant in the World award. It also explains how the list is compiled annually from votes by an Academy of over 800 international leaders in the restaurant industry, with each voter selecting 7 restaurants based on their experiences over the past 18 months. The main rules are that voting is confidential, voters must have dined at nominated restaurants in the last 18 months, and they cannot vote for restaurants they have an interest in.
2011 best resto
- 1. 2011 Award Winners RankPositionRestaurant Country Awards The S.Pellegrino Best Restaurant in the World. The AcquaPanna Best 1 Noma Denmark Restaurant in Europe 2 Up 2 El Celler De Can Roca Spain 3 Up 2 Mugaritz Spain 4 Up 2 OsteriaFrancescana Italy The Chefs' Choice sponsored by Electrolux 5 Down 2 The Fat Duck UK 6 Up 1 Alinea USA The AcquaPanna Best Restaurant In North America 7 Up 11 D.O.M Brazil The AcquaPanna Best Restaurant In South America 8 Up 1 Arzak Spain 9 Up 2 Le Chateaubriand France 10 Per Se USA 11 Down 3 Daniel USA 12 Up 12 Les Creations de Narisawa Japan The AcquaPanna Best Restaurant In Asia 13 Up 3 L'Astrance France 14 Up 15 L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon France 15 Up 2 Hof van Cleve Belgium 16 Down 3 Pierre Gagnaire France 17 Up 2 OudSluis Netherlands 18 Down 3 Le Bernardin USA Re- 19 L'Arpege France Entry 20 Up 28 NihonryoriRyuGin Japan Highest Climber Sponsored by Lavazza 21 Up 1 Vendome Germany 22 Down 1 Steirereck Austria 23 Up 7 SchlossSchauenstein Switzerland 24 Up 26 Eleven Madison Park USA 25 Up 9 Aqua Germany 26 Up 1 Quay Australia The AcquaPanna Best Restaurant In Australasia 27 Up 1 Iggy's Singapore 28 Up 7 Combal Zero Italy 29 Up 4 Martin Berasategui Spain Re- 30 Bras France Entry 31 Up 15 Biko Mexico Down 32 Le Calandre Italy 12 Re- 33 Cracco Italy Entry New 34 The Ledbury UK Highest New Entry Sponsored by Silestone Entry Down 35 Chez Dominique Finland 12 South 36 Down 5 Le Quartier Francais The AcquaPanna Best Restaurant In The Middle East and Africa Africa New 37 Amber Hong Kong Entry 38 Down 2 Dal Pescatore Italy 39 Up 1 Il Canto Italy Down 40 MomofukuSsam Bar USA 14 41 Up 2 St John UK New 42 Astrid Y Gaston Peru Entry 43 Up 6 Hibiscus UK
- 2. 44 MaisonTroisgros France Alain Ducasse au Plaza 45 Down 4 France Athenee 46 Down 9 De Librije Netherlands Down 47 Restaurant de l'Hotel De Ville Switzerland 33 New 48 Varvary Russia Entry New 49 Pujol Mexico Entry Re- 50 AsadorEtxebarri Spain Entry How we do it The list of the Worlds 50 Best Restaurants (and the award ceremony organised to celebrate its annual unveiling) is organised and compiled by Restaurant Magazine. None of the employees of any of the sponsors associated with the awards, including the headline one, votes or has any influence over the results. The list is created from The Worlds 50 Best Restaurants Academy, an influential group of over 800 international leaders in the restaurant industry, each selected for their expert opinion of the international restaurant scene. The Academy comprises 27 separate regions around the world. Each region has its own panel of 31 members including a chairperson to head it up. The panel is made up of food critics, chefs, restaurateurs and highly regarded gastronomes each of whom has seven votes. Of the seven votes, at least three of which must be used to recognise restaurants outside of their region. At least 10 panellists from each region change each year. The results are published online as soon as they have been announced to the assembled chefs and academy members in April. Some regions span more than one country. The decision as to how the world is divided up is left to the regional chairs and is debated and reassessed annually. The divisions are designed to fairly represent the global restaurant scene at the current time. The main rules of voting are: Voting is strictly confidential before the awards announcement Panellists vote for 4 restaurants within their region and 3 outside of their region Voters must have eaten in the restaurants they nominate in the last 18 months Voters are not permitted to vote for restaurants they own or have an interest in Nominations must be made for the restaurant, not for the restaurateur or the chef Panellists submit their 7 choices in order of preference (this information is used to decide on positions in the event of a tie) Other than this there are no rules. This is what makes the S. Pellegrino World 50 Best Restaurants unique and not comparable to any other guide or ranking of restaurants. These criteria are designed to allow our panellists to vote far and wide. They could vote for a small, unknown restaurant in a secluded region, or select the best-known restaurants in the world it is their opinion and the experiences they have had that matters. This method means that restaurants cannot apply to be on the list, and cannot be nominated, and no external influences (from Restaurant magazine or our sponsors) can influence the list. It also means that every restaurant in the world is eligible, unless the restaurant is closed at the time of going to print in mid April, or we receive notice that it will be closing in the near future after the results are published. There are no criteria that a restaurant has to meet. They certainly do not have to sell a certain product. They do not need to have been open a certain number of years and they do not need to have won any other culinary accolades.
- 3. 2012 top 10 best restaurants Noma Copenhagen - Denmark No Change 1 El Celler de Can Roca Girona - Spain No Change 2 Mugaritz San Sebastian - Spain No Change 3 D.O.M Sao Paulo - Brazil Up 3 4 OsteriaFrancescana Modena - Italy Down 1 5 Per Se
- 4. New York - USA Up 4 6 Alinea Chicago - USA Down 1 7 Arzak San Sebastian - Spain No Change 8 Dinner By Heston Blumenthal London - England New Entry 9 Eleven Madison Park New York - USA Up 14 10