INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Landscape: A Deeper Look at the 51-100 Restaurant Rankings
(Photo Internet reproduction)The recently unveiled extended list, ranking restaurants from 51st to 100th place, has put Brazil in the
seven entries, while Mexico secures six spots
reflects the evolving culinary landscape across Latin America
hotspot with seven entries
The inclusion of 13 new restaurants, including first-time entries from Costa Rica and Mendoza, Argentina, indicates a broadening culinary
map.These rankings, initiated in 2013, are compiled through votes from over 300 experts in the field
The process, overseen by Deloitte, aims for fairness and transparency.Beyond mere rankings, the awards have become a driving force for
gastro-tourism and international recognition of Latin American cuisine
events like #50BestTalks and 50 Best Signature Sessions, fostering industry dialogue.These rankings not only celebrate culinary excellence
but also serve as a barometer for evolving tastes and trends in Latin American gastronomy.
