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Red Beetroot with redwood salt, horseradish mousse with frozen quince, and mustard at Commis in Oakland.
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Orbitz has created a map revealing the most efficient way to get to every Michelin-starred restaurant in the US.
The trip begins at the Commis restaurant in Oakland, CA, and finishes at Hirohisa in New York.
You can visit all 159 restaurants in only 3,426 miles.
Orbitz just may have created the ultimate foodie road trip.
2017-06-12
Using Dr. Randal S Olson's optimization algorithm, this interactive map reveals the most efficient route between every single one of the 159 Michelin-starred restaurants in the United States.
If you follow the map, you can get to all of them in 3,426 miles. This is the quickest route, but should you decide to eat at one restaurant per night, the trip would take five months.
The trip begins at Commis restaurant in Oakland, California, and finishes at Hirohisa in New York City, with the longest distance between stops being a 2,111-mile drive between the two-star Bouchon in Yontville, California, and the one-star El Ideas in Chicago, Illinois.
Ciara graduated from Wake Forest University with a B. A. in Communication & Media Studies. Although she was born and raised in Houston, Texas, she has been to over 23 countries and on four continents including South America, North America, Europe, and Asia. Ciara can now be found eating her way through New York City.
