NITN | @notintownlive | 27 Jul 2022, 01:39 am
World's Best Restaurant
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Copenhagen: The Danish eatery Geranium has been rated as the best restaurant in 2022 among the list of top 50 restaurants in the world.
Earlier, the awarding ceremony by the 'The World’s 50 Best Restaurants', which has a panel of 1,080 culinary experts, as well as its structured and audited voting procedure, was planned at Moscow but after the Russia-Ukraine war broke out in Feb. the venue got altered to London.
The Peruvian restaurant Central in Lima grabbed the second spot while the Spanish outlets Disfrutar in Barcelona & Diversco came in third and fourth respectively.
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