William Drew, Director of Content for Latin America's Best 50 Restaurants, says: "In our eighth edition, we are proud to celebrate Latin America's gastronomy with a focus on the solidarity of its restaurant community. We congratulate the team at Don Julio on the restaurant's historic achievement, proving that great sourcing, traditional cooking over fire and superb hospitality are a winning combination."
This year, the list of Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants features six new entries in total with Lima's Mérito receiving the Highest New Entry Award, sponsored by Aspire Lifestyles. Mayta, also in Lima, is awarded the Highest Climber Award, sponsored by illycaffè, after climbing 25 places to No.24.
Other awards include Latin America's Best Pastry Chef Award presented to Sofia Cortina of La Vitrine in Mexico City; Flor de Caña Sustainable Restaurant Award presented to Pujol, also in Mexico City; Gin Mare Art of Hospitality Award presented to Lima's Central. Pre-announced awards for 2020 included: Latin America's Best Female Chef Award presented to Narda Lepes of Narda Comedor in Buenos Aires; American Express Icon Award presented to Janaina Rueda of A Casa do Porco and O Bar da Dona Onça in São Paulo; Miele One To Watch Award presented to Fauna in Mexico's Valle de Guadalupe; and Estrella Damm Chefs' Choice Award presented to Leonor Espinosa of Leo in Bogotá. To further recognize the key role of restaurants in society, Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants also announced El EspÃritu de América Latina, an unranked collection of establishments that have had a positive impact on their communities |
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