The world’s oldest mikhelin-restaurant loses a star

According to the French media, the world’s oldest Michelin-restaurant, Georges Blanc, lost his third star.

Georges Blanc, a 82-year-old French chef, who is responsible for the restaurant in the South-eastern restaurant in the Southeast, said they were “waiting,” AFP news agency.

“We will do with two stars … maybe we will be less elitist and we will be a little more accessible.”

In Vonnas, the French city of Lyon, in Vonnas, the restaurant in 1929, Geoorges’s grandmother, Elisa Blanc, and at least a star since this time.

Georges, along with his mother in 1964, along with Paulette 4 years later, just took the restaurant before he controled full control.

The third Mishchellin star, arising in 1981, has won and has all three to date.

National awards, including the Honorary Legion of France, wanted National Awards – more than three Michelin star died.

Michelin Guide Director Gwendal Pullenec AFP said they tried to reflect the evolution of the quality of the restaurant “restaurant”.

But he also praised Mr. Blanc. “It really was under his leadership that a family room had a new boom to be a gastronomic village, which is a real gastronomic appointment today,” he said.

The guide added that he added, “The same restaurant will continue the same restaurant, the same restaurant, the same restaurant.”

In addition to the eponymium structure, Mr. Blanc gives a few other restaurants, hotels and food stores, as well as a party.

French tire manufacturer Michelin, the restaurant guide since 1926 and the star system since 1900.

At first, they wrote as a means to promote driving and therefore demand for car tires.

Michelin will hold an annual star award ceremony at the end of this month.