Does Cincinnati have a 5 star restaurant?

Cincinnati still has top-rated fine dining at Orchids at Palm Court in the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza. It’s the only Five-Diamond restaurant in Ohio as rated by AAA.

Why did the Maisonette close?

Cincinnati’s only five-star restaurant, the Maisonette, closed its doors today, with owners citing a “cash-flow crunch” that will put about 100 people out of work.

When did the Maisonette in Cincinnati close?

2005
The exterior of the Maisonette in 2005, which was the year the gourmet restaurant on Sixth Street in downtown Cincinnati closed its doors.

Are Michelin star restaurants expensive?

There are steep pricing differences between two- and three-starred restaurants. On average, the full tasting menu costs $252 (215 euros) for two-starred restaurants and a whopping $357 (304 euros) for three-starred restaurants. Or to put it another way, an extra Michelin star will cost you an additional $100.

Who has the most Michelin stars in the world?

Who are the Most-Awarded Michelin-Star Chefs in the World?

• Joël Robuchon, 31 Michelin Stars. Introducing Joël Robuchon – the chef with the highest number of Michelin stars.
• Alain Ducasse, 21 Michelin Stars.
• Gordon Ramsay, 16 Michelin Stars.
• Martin Berasategui, 8 Michelin Stars.
• Carme Ruscalleda, 7 Michelin Stars.

Who owned the Maisonette?

the Comisar family
Owned and operated by the Comisar family and located since 1966 at 114 E. 6th Street in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Maisonette boasted the longest running streak of five-star awards, the highest designation given by Mobil Travel Guide.

Is a maisonette a flat?

A maisonette would traditionally refer to a self-contained flat with its own front door directly off the street, most commonly over two floors. This distinguishes it from flats on one floor only, which are typically accessed via a shared entrance and internal common parts.

Who owned the Maisonette in Cincinnati?

Why did the maisonette close?