Restaurant Pearl Morissette keeps two Michelin stars in 2026 Toronto & Region guide

# Quick summary Restaurant Pearl Morissette, the Niagara wine-country restaurant in Jordan Station, retained its two-star rating in the Michelin Guide for Toronto & Region announced in late September 2026. The guide was revealed during an event in Toronto.

# What happened

# Where Pearl Morissette stands now Pearl Morissette opened in 2017 and is led by co-chefs and co-owners Daniel Hadida and Eric Robertson. The restaurant has recently been recognized beyond Michelin: it was No. 1 on Canada's 100 Best Restaurants list for two consecutive years and was named No. 3 among North America's 50 Best Restaurants in June 2026.

# Bib Gourmands and other notes The guide added five new Bib Gourmands in the Toronto & Region selection. Bib Gourmand recognizes good-value, high-quality food. The five are:

• Antylia (Toronto)
• Golden Horseshoe Barbecue (Toronto)
• Saigon (Toronto)
• Les Incompetents (St. Catharines)
• RPM Bakehouse (Pearl Morissette's Jordan Station bakery)

# Full list of Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2026 Toronto & Region guide

• Restaurant Pearl Morissette (Jordan Station)

• aKin (Toronto)
• Alo (Toronto)
• DaNico (Toronto)
• Don Alfonso 1890 (Toronto)
• Edulis (Toronto)
• Enigma Yorkville (Toronto)
• Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto (Toronto)
• Kappo Sato (Toronto)
• Osteria Giulia (Toronto)
• Quetzal (Toronto)
• Restaurant 20 Victoria (Toronto)
• Shoushin (Toronto)
• Sushi Masaki Saito (Toronto)
• The Pine (Creemore)

# Why this matters locally Toronto & Region on an international culinary map while highlighting a major Niagara restaurant. The presence of two-star Pearl Morissette signals recognition for fine dining outside the downtown core. The Bib Gourmand additions point to continued attention on value-driven, high-quality casual options across the region.

# Practical takeaways for readers If you plan a visit: expect a highly curated fine-dining experience at Pearl Morissette and make reservations in advance. For more casual, high-value meals, look at the new Bib Gourmand list, which includes a mix of Toronto and regional spots. For tracking trends, note that this edition made no new star upgrades in Ontario, suggesting a period of consolidation within the guide's regional selection.