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Aragawa, Tokyo Japan
Per Se, New
York
Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée,
Paris
Alberto Ciarla, Rome
Queue de Cheval Steak House, Montreal
Whampoa Club, Shanghai
Boeucc, Milan
L’Arpège, Paris
ERA ORA, Italy
The Herb Farm in Woodinville, WA
Harry’s Bar, Venice, Italy
Rozz in San Francisco
El Bulli, in Rosas, Catalonia Spain
Peter Luger Steak House, New York
Relais &
Châteaux is an exclusive collection of 475 of the finest hotels and
gourmet restaurants in 55 countries. Established in France in 1954, the
Association’s mission is to spread its unique art de vivre across the
globe by selecting outstanding properties with a truly unique character.
Furthermore, Relais & Châteaux is also a family of hoteliers and Grands
Chefs from all over the world who share a passion for and a personal
commitment to ensuring their guests are privy to moments of exceptional
harmony. To choose Relais & Châteaux is to experience an unforgettable
celebration of the senses.
Restaurant Gary Danko (San Francisco) : Danko is only seventy-five seats for people who know good food. Ingredients enhancing each other like juniper spiced venison medallions and cranberry-onion compote, or snapper with saffron, tarragon and fennel puree delight patrons. The desserts are both delicious and unique like frozen almond souffle with blood orange sauce or passion fruit and mango napoleon. Food and Wine magazine ranked Gary Danko as one of the ten best new chefs in America, but in 1999 his destiny was revealed with the amazing Danko. The James Beard Foundation named Gary the best chef in California
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