Michelin Guide 2026

Michelin Restaurants in Canada & the US

Every Michelin-starred, Bib Gourmand, and Selected restaurant across TastyPals covered cities — 163 starred restaurants, 182 Bib Gourmand, and 0 Michelin Selected, updated 2026.

163
Starred restaurants
182
Bib Gourmand
0
Michelin Selected
9
Cities covered

Canada

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

United States

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

Michelin Stars

Bib Gourmand — Exceptional value

About this guide

How we track Michelin restaurants

TastyPals cross-references Michelin Guide publications with our restaurant database to maintain an up-to-date list of recognized restaurants across our covered cities. Michelin distinctions are noted as published — stars, Bib Gourmand, and Selected entries are all included.

Each restaurant listed here has its own TastyPals page with editorial context, practical booking advice, and where available, a full editor review. We do not rank Michelin restaurants by star count alone — a one-star restaurant serving a specific cuisine brilliantly may be the right choice when a three-star tasting menu is not.

For individual city Michelin guides with editorial context and booking notes, use the city links above. For broader dining recommendations that include non-Michelin restaurants, see our city guides.

Frequently asked questions

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Canada in 2026?

TastyPals tracks 28 Michelin-starred restaurants across our Canadian city coverage — Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Ottawa. Toronto leads in total recognitions. The Michelin Guide has expanded Canadian coverage since its launch, and the starred list continues to grow as the guide deepens its urban coverage.

What is the difference between a Michelin star and Bib Gourmand?

Michelin stars (one, two, or three) recognize exceptional cooking quality. Three stars means a destination worth a special journey; two means worth a detour; one means a very good restaurant in its category. The Bib Gourmand is a separate recognition for restaurants delivering high-quality cooking at moderate prices — good food for good value. Both are positive Michelin recognitions from the same inspector team.

Which Canadian city has the most Michelin restaurants?

Toronto leads Canadian cities in total Michelin recognitions. Vancouver and Montreal each carry strong Michelin representation — Vancouver for its Pacific seafood and Japanese culinary depth, Montreal for its Québécois tradition and French bistro culture. Ottawa has received recognition through selected restaurants that reflect the city's compact but serious fine dining tier.