Michelin no longer the bible for Paris' top eateries: food critic


Big money doesn’t buy you the best food, says Meg Zimbeck.

An American food critic has put France's famed restaurant bible, the Michelin guide, to the test – and found most of its top Paris listings not worth their exorbitant prices, with lesser-known upstart eateries offering far better value.

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