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Rising Stars
For 25-plus years, Restaurant Hospitality editors have been identifying the industry’s best and brightest culinary talent for our Rising Stars program. Long before they became household names, RH declared Emeril Lagasse (1987), Jose Andres (1998), Todd English (1991) and Mary Sue Milliken (1987) all Rising Stars. And long before anyone knew what an Iron Chef is, RH put the spotlight on several future Iron Chefs as Rising Stars, including Bobby Flay (1991), Michael Symon (1997), Jose Garces (2004) and Marc Forgione (2008). Here is where you’ll find who RH declared a Rising Star and our reasons for doing so. Use the drop down on the right side to view by year.
Because the media spotlight shines primarily on big cities, impressive culinary talent elsewhere is often overlooked. Consider, for example, Mike Davis, the chef/owner of Terra in Columbia, SC. Like many of his big-city counterparts, Davis is...
A recent review by the Dallas Morning News awarded Bijoux restaurant its second five-star review since opening two years ago. Critic Bill Anderson loved everything about Bijoux, particularly chef/ owner Scott Gottlich’s food. “First you revel in...
Growing up in the shadow of a legendary old man has sent many a young lad to the therapist's couch. But Jerrod (left) and R.J. Melman didn't need no stinkin' shrink because they were smart enough to keep their eyes open and their mouths shut when...
