At the Michelin Guide’s 2025 ceremony, six New York restaurants earned new stars—none of them in Brooklyn. Still, six Brooklyn restaurants kept their stars (five one-star, one two-star), and three more were added to Michelin’s list of recommended New York spots. Read on to learn more!
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All Brooklyn restaurants with Michelin stars
Two stars:
- Aska (Williamsburg, Scandinavian)
One star:
- Francie (Williamsburg, Contemporary)
- Oxomoco (Greenpoint, Mexican)
- Restaurant Yuu (Greenpoint, French Contemporary)
- Shota Omakase (Williamsburg, Japanese)
- The Four Horsemen (Williamsburg, American)
Did any Brooklyn restaurants lose a star?
All Brooklyn restaurants carried over their 2024 Michelin star ratings this year—except for one, which closed. Clover Hill, the one-star restaurant on Columbia Place in Brooklyn Heights, quietly shut its doors this fall and was removed from the guide. The acclaimed spot was originally led by James Beard Award winner Charlie Mitchell, who earned last year’s Best Chef in New York State title; more recently, chef Sam Rogers had taken over the kitchen.
Brooklyn additions to Michelin’s list of recommended restaurants
Michelin added twelve restaurants to its 2025 list of recommended New York restaurants. Nine of the spots were in Manhattan, with these three newcomers in Brooklyn also added to the list:
- Olmo (Bed-Stuy, Mexican)
- Rose Marie (Williamsburg, American Contemporary)
- Sal Tang’s (Carroll Gardens, Chinese Contemporary)
Read more here, and see all Michelin-recommended Brooklyn restaurants here.
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Updated: November 20, 2025. Main Image: Aska in Williamsburg.
