Where to watch The MICHELIN Guide’s inaugural American South ceremony

Chefs and restaurants will find out if they’ve received a MICHELIN distinction next month, and while you may not be able to secure a ticket to the exclusive event, there is a way to celebrate.

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All eyes are on chefs Joe Cash and Nico Abello in this new MICHELIN Guide era.

Photos by Table 301 during Chef Nico Abello’s Spotlight Dinner with Chef Joe Cash

We’re less than a month away from The MICHELIN Guide announcing which restaurants made it into the inaugural American South Guide.

While the festivities at the Peace Center on Monday, Nov. 3 are invitation-only — and highly exclusive — you can still celebrate with your fellow Greenvillians for what is likely the biggest night for our food scene in Greenville history.

VisitGreenvilleSC is partnering with New Realm for a viewing party open to all from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Entry is free, and a live stream of the main event will be on the big screen as you indulge in bites from local chefs and sip on beverage pairings.

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