On Thursday, November 5, at the “Palladium” concert hall, the Latvian Investment and Development Agency (LIAA) hosted a Latvian restaurant awards ceremony to honor the restaurants featured in the latest “MICHELIN Guide Latvia 2027,” their chefs, and professionals in the gastronomy sector were honored. The new selection includes 35 Latvian restaurants, including 12 newcomers. Tax payments by companies associated with MICHELIN-recognized restaurants reached 19.06 million euros in 2025—a 22.8%…
On Thursday, November 5, at the “Palladium” concert hall, the Latvian Investment and Development Agency (LIAA) hosted a Latvian restaurant awards ceremony to honor the restaurants featured in the latest “MICHELIN Guide Latvia 2027,” their chefs, and professionals in the gastronomy sector were honored. The new selection includes 35 Latvian restaurants, including 12 newcomers. Tax payments by companies associated with MICHELIN-recognized restaurants reached 19.06 million euros in 2025—a 22.8% increase compared to 2023, when Latvia was first included in the international gastronomy guide. Comparing the latest MICHELIN guide selections in the Baltics announced in 2026, based on data compiled so far, Latvia has the most new entries in a single…
