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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Maya Yang

Why did Michelin snub St Paul in its guide to the best restaurants in the Great Lakes region?

A city skyline on the Mississippi River.
Local food critics fear that St Paul (pictured) and smaller restaurants in Minneapolis could be left behind. Photograph: Walter Bibikow/Getty Images

When Michelin announced that it was expanding its world-renowned restaurant guide into the Great Lakes region of the United States, including Minneapolis, one prominent city was left off the map – Saint Paul, the state capital.

Despite being just 11 miles apart, the second half of Minnesota’s “Twin Cities” was absent from the highly anticipated announcement. The omission has raised concerns among food critics and locals that Saint Paul – and, more widely, smaller local restaurants in Minneapolis and elsewhere – could be left behind.

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