5 Texas cities pay $90,000 for a shot at Michelin stars putting the Lone Star state on the culinary map
“My first thought was there's going to be a whole lot of arguments and drama and people debating who should be on there, who should not be on there, what got snubbed, what they messed up, what they missed,” Reinhart said. “And honestly, it's going to be tremendously fun.” Anonymous judges have already started dining in Dallas and Fort Worth, as well as Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. And it’s pay to play.
Restaurants in both Dallas and Fort Worth proper will be eligible for Michelin Stars, but much of the suburbs will not.
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