Here are the best restaurants in New York City, according to the Michelin Guide

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A dish from three-starred Le Bernardin.

• The Michelin Guide was just released for New York City.
• New York now has five three-star restaurants and 56 restaurants with at least one star.
• The venerated French restaurant Jean-Georges lost a star.

The 2018 Michelin Guide for New York City is here.

Seven restaurants got new stars in this year's guide, while one restaurant lost a star. Jean-Georges - the well-regarded French restaurant - now claims only two. Michelin's reviewers saw a "slow glide downward" at Jean-Georges, the guide's director, Michael Ellis, told Eater.

That means New York now has five three-star restaurants, while San Francisco has seven. New York still has more restaurants with stars overall, with 56.

See the full list of Michelin-starred restaurants in New York, below.

Three stars:

Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare

Eleven Madison Park

Le Bernardin

Masa

Per Se

Two stars:

Aquavit

Aska

Atera

Blanca

Daniel

Jean-Georges (three stars last year)

Jean-Georges

A dish at Jean-Georges.

Jungsik

Ko

Marea

The Modern

Ginza Onodera (one star last year)

One Star:

Agern

Ai Fiori

Aldea

Aureole

Babbo

Bar Uchu (new)

Batard

Blue Hill

The Breslin

Cafe Boulud

Carbone

Casa Enrique

Casa Mono

Caviar Russe

The Clocktower (new)

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A dish at The Clocktower.

Contra

Cote (new)

Del Posto

Delaware and Hudson

Dovetail

Faro

The Finch

Gabriel Kreuther

Gotham Bar and Grill

Gramercy Tavern

Gunter Seeger

Hirohisa

Jewel Bako

Junoon

Kajitsu

Kanoyama

Kyo Ya

L' Appart

La Sirena

La Vara

Meadowsweet

Minetta Tavern

Musket Room

Nix

NoMad

Peter Luger

Rebelle

River Cafe

Rouge Tomate (new)

Satsuki (new)

Sushi Amane (new)

Sushi Inoue

Sushi Yasuda

Sushi Zo

Tempura Matsui

Tori Shin

Uncle Boons

Ushiwakamaru

Wallse

ZZ's Clam Bar