Michelin Releases 2011 Restaurant Guide for France February 28, 2011| By:Mary Winston Nicklin The foodie world is still reeling with today's news: the 2011 Michelin Guide for France contains no new three-star restaurants. But though the star-filled galaxy appears to be shrinking, another category of restos is expanding quickly: the Bib Gourmand restaurants, or those which offer a good value. (At these eateries, a full meal costs than €35 (US$48) in Paris and €29 (US$40) in the rest of France.) No doubt these new guide listings reflect the trend among diners to seek out more value-oriented dining options. And there are a slew of stellar, bistronomique restaurants in Paris where multi-course meals can be had without breaking the bank.Note: The new two-star restaurants in Paris are some of the hottest meal tickets in town: Jean-François Piège at L’Hôtel Thoumieux, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon-Étoile, and Passage 53.Pictured: The Michelin three-starred restaurant at Le Meurice in Paris. Posted in: Articles, Food and Wine, Europe, The Practical Traveler Share : Related Hotels Thornbury Castle Thornbury, United Kingdom 96 Excellent 573 Reviews White Swan Bondgate Within Alnwick, United Kingdom 80 Good 879 Reviews L'Hotel Paris, France 91 Excellent 490 Reviews Hotel Lungarno Florence, Italy 96 Excellent 491 Reviews Relais de Margaux Margaux, France 81 Very Good 588 Reviews