Raleigh’s quest for a Michelin-starred restaurant means more than fine dining

As the Triangle restaurant scene gains national attention, talks of seeking Michelin-star status are getting louder. Earning that level of prestige also lures new residents, companies and investments.

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Raleigh’s quest for a Michelin-starred restaurant means more than fine dining

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