Name: JEAN-GEORGES
Address: 1 Central Prk W, New York, NY 10023, United States, New York
Telephone: +12122993900
Price range: ££££
Rating: 4.7

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JEAN-GEORGES

Trip.Gourmet 2027

Plant-based essence in French cuisine

Opened by French Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten

No. 12 of Fine Dining  in New York

Amazing experience, but for a 2 Star Michelin, it needs some improvement! I was expecting something more intimate and the restaurant was packed. We were seated in a table with a long couch with two other families very close to us. We had the six course omnivore and two courses were disappointing: the caviar taste disappeared in the green garbanzo beans; the wagyu per se was tasteless and needs improvement! The last thing was the restroom, which was very basic and not compatible with the restaurant sophistication!

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Such a stylish meal!
It looks like it would be fun just to look at it.

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New York is one of the world’s most competitive culinary cities, and earning two Michelin stars here means exceptional quality, consistency, and a strong culinary identity.

There are only 15 restaurants in NYC with two Michelin stars.
In Part 1, we covered the first 8.
Here are the remaining 7 — each worthy of a dedicated visit.


🍽️ The Modern ⭐⭐
Contemporary fine dining inside MoMA. Clean flavors, refined technique, and a perfect balance between art and cuisine.

🍽️ Aquavit ⭐⭐
Scandinavian elegance at its finest. Seasonal Nordic ingredients, precision, and a minimalist aesthetic with deep flavors.

🍽️ Masa ⭐⭐
One of the most exclusive sushi experiences in the world. Pure omakase, flawless fish, absolute devotion to Japanese tradition.

🍽️ Jean-Georges ⭐⭐
A New York classic. Light, aromatic, globally inspired cuisine with impeccable execution and timeless appeal.

🍽️ Sushi Noz ⭐⭐
Edomae sushi taken to its highest level. Intimate counter, masterful knife work, and total respect for Japanese technique.

🍽️ Aska ⭐⭐
Modern Scandinavian cuisine in Brooklyn. Bold, experimental, and deeply connected to nature and fermentation.

🍽️ Blue Hill at Stone Barns ⭐⭐
A true farm-to-table destination. Hyper-seasonal tasting menus built around the land, the farm, and sustainability.


✨ Why two Michelin stars matter
Two stars mean “excellent cooking, worth a detour.”
These restaurants combine creativity, mastery, and consistency — without compromise.

📌 Save both parts of this guide to explore all 15 two-star Michelin restaurants in New York
and experience the city at its highest culinary level. 

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New York is one of the world’s most competitive culinary cities, and earning two Michelin stars here means exceptional quality, consistency, and a strong culinary identity.

There are only 15 restaurants in NYC with two Michelin stars.

Here are the remaining 7 — each worthy of a dedicated visit.

Contemporary fine dining inside MoMA. Clean flavors, refined technique, and a perfect balance between art and cuisine.

Scandinavian elegance at its finest. Seasonal Nordic ingredients, precision, and a minimalist aesthetic with deep flavors.

One of the most exclusive sushi experiences in the world. Pure omakase, flawless fish, absolute devotion to Japanese tradition.

A New York classic. Light, aromatic, globally inspired cuisine with impeccable execution and timeless appeal.

Edomae sushi taken to its highest level. Intimate counter, masterful knife work, and total respect for Japanese technique.

Modern Scandinavian cuisine in Brooklyn. Bold, experimental, and deeply connected to nature and fermentation.

A true farm-to-table destination. Hyper-seasonal tasting menus built around the land, the farm, and sustainability.

Two stars mean “excellent cooking, worth a detour.”

These restaurants combine creativity, mastery, and consistency — without compromise.

📌 Save both parts of this guide to explore all 15 two-star Michelin restaurants in New York

and experience the city at its highest culinary level. 

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Bar Masa

The Modern

AQUAVIT

Blue Hill At Stone Barns

Aska

Sushi Noz

⭐⭐ Michelin in New York: 2-Star Restaurants — Part 2

New York is one of the greatest dining cities on the planet. In a single evening, you can savour an omakase prepared just for you at an eight-seat counter, enjoy a tasting menu overlooking Central Park, or twirl spicy rigatoni in a buzzing Italian-American dining room full of celebrities.
If you’re planning a special night out, a milestone celebration or simply love world-class food, these ten restaurants represent New York fine dining at its very best.

1. Le Bernardin, Midtown

The experience: Chef Eric Ripert’s legendary French seafood restaurant is a New York institution. Ripert has held three Michelin stars here continuously since the guide’s first New York edition in 2005. Expect impeccably fresh fish, elegant sauces and flawless service.

Don’t miss: The chef’s tasting menu with wine pairings.

Best for: Seafood lovers and a truly classic fine-dining night.

2. Per Se, Columbus Circle

The experience: Thomas Keller’s three-star restaurant sits above Columbus Circle, with Central Park filling the windows. It’s the New York sister to Keller’s famous French Laundry in California, and it’s known for meticulous service and an extensive wine list.

Don’t miss: The signature “Oysters and Pearls”, a Keller classic.

Best for: Anniversaries and once-in-a-lifetime celebrations.

3. Eleven Madison Park, Flatiron

The experience: Chef Daniel Humm’s flagship sits in a stunning Art Deco dining room overlooking Madison Square Park, and has held three Michelin stars since 2012. The tasting menu is creative, seasonal and full of surprises.

Don’t miss: The cocktail bar, if you can’t get a dinner reservation.

Best for: Adventurous food lovers.

4. Jungsik, Tribeca

The experience: Chef Jungsik Yim pioneered “New Korean” fine dining, blending Korean flavours with modern technique. Jungsik has held three Michelin stars since 2024.

Don’t miss: The playful, beautifully presented dishes inspired by classic Korean favourites.

Best for: Discovering Korean cuisine at its most refined.

5. Sushi Sho, Midtown

The experience: The newest three-star restaurant in New York, Sushi Sho sits in the shadow of the New York Public Library. Its spacious eight-seat counter, made of fragrant hinoki wood, offers one of the most memorable omakase experiences in the city.

Don’t miss: The full omakase, a long progression of perfectly prepared nigiri and small dishes.

Best for: Sushi purists and intimate, special dinners.

6. Masa, Columbus Circle

The experience: Chef Masa Takayama’s restaurant in the Time Warner Center is famous for being one of the most exclusive and expensive dining experiences in New York. The omakase is a quiet, almost meditative experience built around exceptional fish flown in from Japan.

Don’t miss: Watching the chef at work from the counter.

Best for: The ultimate splurge.

7. Atomix, NoMad

The experience: Atomix offers a Korean tasting menu served around an intimate counter, with each course presented alongside a card telling the story of the dish. It has earned two Michelin stars and international acclaim as one of North America’s top restaurants.

Don’t miss: The beautifully curated ceramics and cutlery, each chosen to match the dish.

Best for: Food lovers who enjoy the story behind every plate.

8. Jean-Georges, Columbus Circle

The experience: Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s namesake restaurant overlooks Central Park and has been one of New York’s most celebrated tables for decades, earning four stars from the New York Times and remaining Michelin-starred.

Don’t miss: Lunch, which offers the same elegant cooking in a more relaxed setting.

Best for: Modern French cuisine with Central Park views.

9. Daniel, Upper East Side

The experience: Chef Daniel Boulud’s flagship is grand, elegant and classically French, set in a dining room that feels like a Parisian salon. It’s a favourite with Upper East Side regulars.

Don’t miss: Seasonal French dishes paired with wines from the restaurant’s impressive cellar.

Best for: Old-school elegance and a refined, celebratory atmosphere.

10. Carbone, Greenwich Village

The experience: Not Michelin-starred, but one of the hardest tables to book in New York. Carbone is a glamorous take on a mid-century Italian-American dining room, with waiters in burgundy tuxedos and a celebrity-studded crowd.

Don’t miss: The famous spicy rigatoni vodka, and the tableside Caesar salad.

Best for: A fun, lively night out with a touch of Hollywood glamour.

Before You Book
Reserve early. Most top restaurants release tables about 28 to 30 days ahead, often on Resy or Tock, and they go fast.

Set alerts. Use waitlist and notification features on booking apps to snag last-minute cancellations.

Check dress codes. Many fine-dining restaurants expect smart attire, and some require jackets for men.

Try lunch. Some restaurants offer lunch menus that are easier to book and more affordable.
Budget for extras. Tasting menus often don’t include wine pairings, tax or tip. In New York, tipping around 18 to 22 percent is standard unless service is included.

Note that ratings change. Michelin stars are updated every year, so check the latest guide before you book.

New York’s fine-dining scene is as bold and diverse as the city itself. Book your table, dress up and get ready for a meal you’ll be talking about long after you leave. 🍽️

#NewYork #NYCFood #FineDining #MichelinStar #LuxuryTravel #NYCRestaurants #Foodie #VisitNYC #USATravel #TripCom

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New York is one of the greatest dining cities on the planet. In a single evening, you can savour an omakase prepared just for you at an eight-seat counter, enjoy a tasting menu overlooking Central Park, or twirl spicy rigatoni in a buzzing Italian-American dining room full of celebrities.

If you’re planning a special night out, a milestone celebration or simply love world-class food, these ten restaurants represent New York fine dining at its very best.

The experience: Chef Eric Ripert’s legendary French seafood restaurant is a New York institution. Ripert has held three Michelin stars here continuously since the guide’s first New York edition in 2005. Expect impeccably fresh fish, elegant sauces and flawless service.

Don’t miss: The chef’s tasting menu with wine pairings.

Best for: Seafood lovers and a truly classic fine-dining night.

The experience: Thomas Keller’s three-star restaurant sits above Columbus Circle, with Central Park filling the windows. It’s the New York sister to Keller’s famous French Laundry in California, and it’s known for meticulous service and an extensive wine list.

Don’t miss: The signature “Oysters and Pearls”, a Keller classic.

Best for: Anniversaries and once-in-a-lifetime celebrations.

The experience: Chef Daniel Humm’s flagship sits in a stunning Art Deco dining room overlooking Madison Square Park, and has held three Michelin stars since 2012. The tasting menu is creative, seasonal and full of surprises.

Don’t miss: The cocktail bar, if you can’t get a dinner reservation.

The experience: Chef Jungsik Yim pioneered “New Korean” fine dining, blending Korean flavours with modern technique. Jungsik has held three Michelin stars since 2024.

Don’t miss: The playful, beautifully presented dishes inspired by classic Korean favourites.

Best for: Discovering Korean cuisine at its most refined.

The experience: The newest three-star restaurant in New York, Sushi Sho sits in the shadow of the New York Public Library. Its spacious eight-seat counter, made of fragrant hinoki wood, offers one of the most memorable omakase experiences in the city.

Don’t miss: The full omakase, a long progression of perfectly prepared nigiri and small dishes.

Best for: Sushi purists and intimate, special dinners.

The experience: Chef Masa Takayama’s restaurant in the Time Warner Center is famous for being one of the most exclusive and expensive dining experiences in New York. The omakase is a quiet, almost meditative experience built around exceptional fish flown in from Japan.

Don’t miss: Watching the chef at work from the counter.

The experience: Atomix offers a Korean tasting menu served around an intimate counter, with each course presented alongside a card telling the story of the dish. It has earned two Michelin stars and international acclaim as one of North America’s top restaurants.

Don’t miss: The beautifully curated ceramics and cutlery, each chosen to match the dish.

Best for: Food lovers who enjoy the story behind every plate.

The experience: Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s namesake restaurant overlooks Central Park and has been one of New York’s most celebrated tables for decades, earning four stars from the New York Times and remaining Michelin-starred.

Don’t miss: Lunch, which offers the same elegant cooking in a more relaxed setting.

Best for: Modern French cuisine with Central Park views.

The experience: Chef Daniel Boulud’s flagship is grand, elegant and classically French, set in a dining room that feels like a Parisian salon. It’s a favourite with Upper East Side regulars.

Don’t miss: Seasonal French dishes paired with wines from the restaurant’s impressive cellar.

Best for: Old-school elegance and a refined, celebratory atmosphere.

The experience: Not Michelin-starred, but one of the hardest tables to book in New York. Carbone is a glamorous take on a mid-century Italian-American dining room, with waiters in burgundy tuxedos and a celebrity-studded crowd.

Don’t miss: The famous spicy rigatoni vodka, and the tableside Caesar salad.

Best for: A fun, lively night out with a touch of Hollywood glamour.

Reserve early. Most top restaurants release tables about 28 to 30 days ahead, often on Resy or Tock, and they go fast.

Set alerts. Use waitlist and notification features on booking apps to snag last-minute cancellations.

Check dress codes. Many fine-dining restaurants expect smart attire, and some require jackets for men.

Try lunch. Some restaurants offer lunch menus that are easier to book and more affordable.

Budget for extras. Tasting menus often don’t include wine pairings, tax or tip. In New York, tipping around 18 to 22 percent is standard unless service is included.

Note that ratings change. Michelin stars are updated every year, so check the latest guide before you book.

New York’s fine-dining scene is as bold and diverse as the city itself. Book your table, dress up and get ready for a meal you’ll be talking about long after you leave. 🍽️

#NewYork #NYCFood #FineDining #MichelinStar #LuxuryTravel #NYCRestaurants #Foodie #VisitNYC #USATravel #TripCom

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Deutsche Bank Center

Madison Square Park

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I'd recommend Balthazar to anyone who enjoys atmospheric places, but be prepared that due to their popularity, such addresses are rarely your only find. However, it's a great option for a long breakfast or late dinner.

lili.li1

Город, где завтракают багелом, обедают пиццей на угол и ужинают в мишленовском ресторане. 
Выбирай настроение - остальное за Нью-Йорком.

🍽️ Где есть
Стритфуд & быстрый укус
🌯 The Halal Guys (Midtown) — культовая шаурма/платтер с белым соусом.
🌮 Los Tacos No.1 (Chelsea Market / Times Sq) —,authentic мексиканские тако.
🥯 Ess-a-Bagel (Midtown) / Russ & Daughters (LES) — правильный нью-йоркский багел.

Пицца — от куска до паломничества
🍕 Joe’s Pizza (Greenwich Village) — эталон “slice”.
🍕 Prince Street Pizza (Nolita) — толстый квадрат с пикантной пепперони.
🍕 Scarr’s (Lower East Side) — ретро-вайб, мука собственного помола.
🍕 Di Fara (Brooklyn) — легенда Бруклина (если готов ехать “за лучшим”).

Деликатесы & культовые места
🥪 Katz’s Delicatessen (LES) — пастрами, которое снимает кино.
🥐 Levain Bakery (Upper West / NoHo) — печенье-тёплая лава.
☕ Devoción (Williamsburg / Flatiron) — кофе “из джунглей прямо в чашку”.

Рестораны, куда идти вечером
🥂 Via Carota (West Village) — паста, салаты, ждут все (без брони — приходи рано).
🥩 Gramercy Tavern (Flatiron) — американская классика, уют и сервис.
🍝 L’Artusi (West Village) — итальянский шик, идеален для свидания.
🥖 Balthazar (SoHo) — париж в Нью-Йорке с утра до ночи.

🛏️ Где остановиться
умно и удобно
🧳 Pod 39 / Pod 51 (Midtown) — компактные номера, центр на ладони.

🧳 citizenM Times Square / Bowery — модульный комфорт, стильные лобби.

🧳 The Jane (West Village) — винтажные “каюты”, локация мечты.

стиль без переплат
🛎 Moxy Chelsea / Moxy LES — молодёжный вайб, бар на крыше.

🛎 Arlo SoHo / Arlo NoMad — микро-номера, максимум общих зон.

🛎 Ace Hotel (Nomad) — хаб креативщиков, отличный кофе внизу.

Бутик отели
✨ The Ludlow (Lower East Side) — кирпич, ковры, огни даунтауна.

✨ The Bowery Hotel (NoHo/LES) — камин, бархат, киноромантика.

✨ PUBLIC by Ian Schrager (Lower East Side) — минимализм, виды, музыка.

✨ 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge — эко-люкс и открыточный Манхэттен через реку.

✨ The Standard, High Line (Meatpacking) — окна от пола до потолка, закаты над Хай-Лайном.

Нью-Йорк лучший, когда гуляешь без плана — но с парой верных адресов в кармане.

(Сохрани, чтобы не потерять 💛)
#newyork #nyceats #nycpizza #boutiquehotel #tripcom       

Город, где завтракают багелом, обедают пиццей на угол и ужинают в мишленовском ресторане. 

Выбирай настроение - остальное за Нью-Йорком.

Стритфуд & быстрый укус

🌯 The Halal Guys (Midtown) — культовая шаурма/платтер с белым соусом.

🌮 Los Tacos No.1 (Chelsea Market / Times Sq) —,authentic мексиканские тако.

🥯 Ess-a-Bagel (Midtown) / Russ & Daughters (LES) — правильный нью-йоркский багел.

Пицца — от куска до паломничества

🍕 Joe’s Pizza (Greenwich Village) — эталон “slice”.

🍕 Prince Street Pizza (Nolita) — толстый квадрат с пикантной пепперони.

🍕 Scarr’s (Lower East Side) — ретро-вайб, мука собственного помола.

🍕 Di Fara (Brooklyn) — легенда Бруклина (если готов ехать “за лучшим”).

Деликатесы & культовые места

🥪 Katz’s Delicatessen (LES) — пастрами, которое снимает кино.

🥐 Levain Bakery (Upper West / NoHo) — печенье-тёплая лава.

☕ Devoción (Williamsburg / Flatiron) — кофе “из джунглей прямо в чашку”.

Рестораны, куда идти вечером

🥂 Via Carota (West Village) — паста, салаты, ждут все (без брони — приходи рано).

🥩 Gramercy Tavern (Flatiron) — американская классика, уют и сервис.

🍝 L’Artusi (West Village) — итальянский шик, идеален для свидания.

🥖 Balthazar (SoHo) — париж в Нью-Йорке с утра до ночи.

🧳 Pod 39 / Pod 51 (Midtown) — компактные номера, центр на ладони.

🧳 citizenM Times Square / Bowery — модульный комфорт, стильные лобби.

🧳 The Jane (West Village) — винтажные “каюты”, локация мечты.

🛎 Moxy Chelsea / Moxy LES — молодёжный вайб, бар на крыше.

🛎 Arlo SoHo / Arlo NoMad — микро-номера, максимум общих зон.

🛎 Ace Hotel (Nomad) — хаб креативщиков, отличный кофе внизу.

✨ The Ludlow (Lower East Side) — кирпич, ковры, огни даунтауна.

✨ The Bowery Hotel (NoHo/LES) — камин, бархат, киноромантика.

✨ PUBLIC by Ian Schrager (Lower East Side) — минимализм, виды, музыка.

✨ 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge — эко-люкс и открыточный Манхэттен через реку.

✨ The Standard, High Line (Meatpacking) — окна от пола до потолка, закаты над Хай-Лайном.

Нью-Йорк лучший, когда гуляешь без плана — но с парой верных адресов в кармане.

(Сохрани, чтобы не потерять 💛)

#newyork #nyceats #nycpizza #boutiquehotel #tripcom       

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🇺🇸🗽New York: еда и жилье на любой кошелек!👛 

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Even though it has a casual vibe, it seems like a place with solid fundamentals. Places bearing the Jean-Georges name tend to be well-balanced rather than flashy, so I find that style more memorable.

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미국 뉴욕 미슐랭 2스타의 유명쉐프 장조지 퓨전 프렌치 레스토랑 누가틴 바이 장조지 소개해 드릴게요 
장조지는 세계적인 오너 셰프로 그가 운영하는 레스토랑이 미국에만 무려 40개가 넘는데요 
그 중 장조지 레스토랑 인근에 위치한 누가틴 바이 장조지는 좀 더 캐주얼한 느낌으로 만든 레스토랑이랍니다
여기서는 런치, 디너 코스뿐만 아니라 브런치 메뉴로도 많은 사람들에게 사랑받는 곳이라고 해요 

누가틴 바이 장조지는 센트럴파크 맞은편 트럼프 인터내셔널 호텔 1층에 위치해 있어요 
아침 월-금 07:00-10:15,주말 08:00-10:15,
런치 매일 12:00-14:30, 디너 매일 17:00-22:30 운영한답니다 

누가틴 바이 장조지는 구글 들어가서 예약하거나 
또는 공식홈페이지, 레스토랑 예약 어플인 "resy"에서 가능하답니다 

누가틴 바이 장조지 드레스 코드는 비즈니스 캐주얼 드레스코드인데요 
찢어진 청바지, 반바지, 슬리퍼, 샌들만 아니면 되는거 같아요 

저는 레스토랑 위크로 3코스 먹었는데요
식전빵은 쫀뜩한 식감으로 가염버터랑 너무 잘 어울렸어요
사시미와 샐러드는 상콤해서 식욕을 돋우는 에피타이져였어요
메인요리 가자미, 파스타 주문했는데요
가자미와 라비올리 부드러운 식감과 감자칩의 바삭함 식감까지 완벽한 조합이었어요
거기에 디저트까지 알고보니 여기 디저트 맛집이었어요
꼭 추천드려요

Nougatine by Jean-Georges
📍주소:1 Central Park W, New York, NY 10023 미국
⏰운영시간:매일 07:00-22:00


#미국여행 #뉴욕맛집 #뉴욕맛집추천 

미국 뉴욕 미슐랭 2스타의 유명쉐프 장조지 퓨전 프렌치 레스토랑 누가틴 바이 장조지 소개해 드릴게요 

장조지는 세계적인 오너 셰프로 그가 운영하는 레스토랑이 미국에만 무려 40개가 넘는데요 

그 중 장조지 레스토랑 인근에 위치한 누가틴 바이 장조지는 좀 더 캐주얼한 느낌으로 만든 레스토랑이랍니다

여기서는 런치, 디너 코스뿐만 아니라 브런치 메뉴로도 많은 사람들에게 사랑받는 곳이라고 해요 

누가틴 바이 장조지는 센트럴파크 맞은편 트럼프 인터내셔널 호텔 1층에 위치해 있어요 

아침 월-금 07:00-10:15,주말 08:00-10:15,

런치 매일 12:00-14:30, 디너 매일 17:00-22:30 운영한답니다 

누가틴 바이 장조지는 구글 들어가서 예약하거나 

또는 공식홈페이지, 레스토랑 예약 어플인 "resy"에서 가능하답니다 

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