Vancouver’s AnnaLena becomes city’s first restaurant to earn two Michelin stars
Michelin said the upgrade reflects AnnaLena’s precise technique, top-flight ingredients and seasonally inspired tasting menu, with 11 Vancouver restaurants earning stars.
- On Tuesday, the Michelin Guide announced its 2026 restaurant selection for Vancouver, designating AnnaLena the city's first establishment to earn two Michelin stars.
- Michelin Guide international director Gwendal Poullennec said the promotion celebrates "new heights for Vancouver," reflecting the continued evolution and maturity of the city's restaurant community.
- Led by chef Michael Robbins, the Kitsilano restaurant offers "globally accented cuisine" marrying precise technique and top-flight ingredients, with a seasonally inspired tasting menu defining its polished dining experience.
- While AnnaLena advanced, Barbara, led by chef Patrick Hennessy, lost its star; Kavita and Chef's Choice Seafood Restaurant earned new Bib Gourmand distinctions for great food at great value.
- This year's Vancouver guide features 72 restaurants, down from 76 last year, as several notable spots including Fable Kitchen and Wildlight Kitchen and Bar were removed or closed.
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Vancouver’s AnnaLena becomes city’s first restaurant to earn two Michelin stars
Vancouver’s AnnaLena just became the city’s first restaurant to earn two stars in the Michelin Guide.
Vancouver’s AnnaLena becomes city's first restaurant to earn two Michelin stars
Vancouver’s AnnaLena just became the city’s first restaurant to earn two stars in the Michelin Guide.
Vancouver just got its first two-Michelin-star restaurant
Today, the Michelin Guide has revealed its 2026 restaurant selection for Vancouver, and our city is now home to its first two-Michelin-starred restaurant: AnnaLena. “Today we celebrate reaching new heights for Vancouver, with the first Two-Starred restaurant being awarded to AnnaLena,” said Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the Michelin Guide. “The whole 2026 selection reflected the continued evolution and maturity of Vancouver’s res…
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