Michelin Guide Expands Colorado Recognition, Adds 15 New Restaurants Statewide
The Michelin Guide has expanded its recognition across Colorado, adding 15 new restaurants to its list, which now includes 63 establishments statewide. Among the newly recognized eateries are two from Colorado Springs: Four by Brother Luck and The Penrose Room,…
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, November 4, 2026 — The prestigious Michelin Guide has broadened its culinary footprint in Colorado, announcing the addition of 15 new restaurants to its recognized establishments. This expansion brings the total number of featured restaurants across the state to 63.
Among the notable additions, two restaurants from Colorado Springs have received recommendations: Four by Brother Luck and The Penrose Room. These new inclusions reflect the growing culinary landscape and the quality of dining experiences available throughout Colorado.
The Michelin Guide’s selection process is known for its rigorous evaluation of restaurants based on criteria such as food quality, chef technique, personality and consistency of the cuisine, and value. The guide’s recognition is highly regarded within the global hospitality industry.
The expansion signifies a growing interest and recognition of Colorado’s diverse and evolving food scene on an international level. The full list of 63 establishments now includes a wider array of dining options, from fine dining establishments to more casual, yet high-quality, culinary experiences.
Specific details regarding the individual awards or distinctions for each of the newly added restaurants, beyond being recommended, were not provided in the summary. The total number of recognized restaurants statewide has increased from 48 to 63 with this latest update.
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