1. 1 star: a good restaurant worth stopping to try;
2. 2 stars: culinary, offering excellent food and wine pairings, worth a detour to visit, but the cost is not low;
3. 3 stars: culinary, worth the trip, you can enjoy the superb craftsmanship of the food, a selection of of great wines to accompany your meal, zero-fault service and a very elegant dining environment, but it will cost you a fortune.
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