Michelin Guide Updates Texas Edition, Adds Two San Antonio Restaurants
Michelin has updated its Texas guide, adding two restaurants in San Antonio and removing one.

San Antonio, TX, October 8, 2026 —
Michelin has released an updated version of its Texas guide, which includes changes to its restaurant listings. The update features the addition of two new restaurants located in San Antonio and the removal of one establishment from the guide.
Specific details regarding the names of the two newly added restaurants in San Antonio were not provided in the summary. Similarly, the name of the restaurant that was removed was not specified. The summary also did not include information about the exact date of this update or the broader context of the changes within the overall Texas guide, such as the total number of restaurants listed or the criteria for these specific additions and removals.
Michelin Guides are a series of guidebooks published by the French tire company Michelin. They began as a way to promote car travel and tourism in France, but have since evolved to include extensive restaurant reviews. Restaurants may be added to or removed from the guide based on various factors, including culinary quality, consistency, and adherence to Michelin’s inspection standards. However, the particular reasons behind the recent changes in the Texas guide were not detailed.
The guide aims to provide diners with curated recommendations for dining experiences across the state. San Antonio is a significant culinary hub in Texas, and changes to its inclusion in the Michelin Guide often draw attention from local diners and the broader food industry. Further information about the specific establishments affected by this update is anticipated.
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