Florida’s MICHELIN Stars 2025: A Culinary Map for Luxury Living

Florida’s MICHELIN-Starred Restaurants in 2025: Where Luxury Meets Culinary Excellence

Whether you’re a local foodie or a luxury homebuyer with a taste for the extraordinary, Florida continues to shine as a culinary destination. The 2025 MICHELIN Guide has unveiled its list of star-rated restaurants across the state—and trust me, these spots are as impressive as the high-end real estate on the market. Here’s a curated look at this year’s MICHELIN stars, so you can plan your next unforgettable meal right here in the Sunshine State.

⭐⭐ Two MICHELIN Stars

• L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon – Miami

• Sorekara – Orlando (New this year!)

These are the crème de la crème—exceptional restaurants worth a detour. Sorekara’s debut into the Two Star category puts Orlando firmly on the fine dining map.

⭐ One MICHELIN Star

• Ariete – Miami

• Boia De – Miami

• Camille – Orlando

• Capa at Four Seasons Orlando

• Chef’s Counter at MAASS – Fort Lauderdale (New)

• Cote Miami

• Ebbe – Tampa

• Elcielo Miami

• EntreNos – Miami (Also a Green Star winner)

• Hiden – Miami

• Itamae Ao – Miami (New)

• Kadence – Orlando

• Konro – West Palm Beach (New)

• Kōsen – Tampa

• Koya – Tampa

• Le Jardinier – Miami

• Lilac – Tampa

• Los Félix – Miami (Also a Green Star winner)

• Natsu – Orlando

• Ogawa – Miami

• Ômo by Jônt – Winter Park (New)

• Papa Llama – Orlando

• Rocca – Tampa

• Shingo – Coral Gables

• Soseki – Winter Park

• Stubborn Seed – Miami Beach (Also a Green Star winner)

• Tambourine Room by Tristan Brandt – Miami Beach

• The Surf Club Restaurant – Surfside

• Victoria & Albert’s – Orlando

If you're moving to Florida or exploring luxury properties, living near any of these culinary gems adds serious flavor to your lifestyle. As a local real estate expert, I’m here to help you find a home that suits your taste—in every sense of the word.

Ready to live close to award-winning cuisine? Let’s talk.

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Chris Gabriel
Luxury Real Estate Agent in Florida