But big news: Coi rises to three stars, meaning that at least for a few days, and possibly for the next year, San Francisco has more three-star restaurants than New York for the first time in history, after tying at six last year. So without further ado, congratulate your locals on their hard work. Ranging from back of house to front of house, everyone deserves to be honored.
Below, the new listing (new or elevated in bold).
Benu, San FranciscoCoi, San FranciscoThe French Laundry, Wine CountryManresa, PeninsulaQuince, San FranciscoThe Restaurant at Meadowood, Wine CountrySaison, San Francisco Acquerello, San FranciscoAtelier Crenn, San FranciscoBaumé, South BayCalifornios, San FranciscoCommis, OaklandLazy Bear, San FranciscoSingle Thread, Healdsburg
Adega, San JoseAl’s Place, San FranciscoAster, San FranciscoAuberge du Soleil, Wine CountryAziza, San FranciscoBouchon, Wine CountryCampton Place, San FranciscoChez TJ, South BayCommonwealth, San FranciscoFarmhouse Inn & Restaurant, Wine CountryGary Danko, San FranciscoHashiri, San FranciscoIn Situ, San FranciscoJu-ni, San FranciscoKeiko à Nob Hill, San FranciscoKenzo, San JoseKinjo, San FranciscoKin Khao, San FranciscoLa Toque, Wine CountryLord Stanley, San FranciscoLuce, San FranciscoMadera, PeninsulaMadrona Manor, Wine CountryMichael Mina, San FranciscoMister Jiu’s, San FranciscoMourad, San FranciscoOctavia, San FranciscoOmakase, San FranciscoPlumed Horse, South BayThe Progress, San FranciscoRasa, PeninsulaRich Table, San FranciscoSons & Daughters, San FranciscoSPQR, San FranciscoSpruce, San FranciscoState Bird Provisions, San FranciscoSushi Yoshizumi, PeninsulaTerra, Wine CountryTerrapin Creek, Wine CountryThe Village Pub, PeninsulaWako, San FranciscoWakuriya, Peninsula
