Berlin is getting three new additions to the Michelin Guide. Starting in June 2026, Norms, Byblos, and Salhino will be officially listed on the platform.
Norms, Byblos, Salhino
None of them receive stars. But inclusion in the guide is still a strong quality signal for restaurant-goers.
Norms – Modern Cuisine in Berlin-Mitte
Norms focuses on creative dishes made with regional ingredients. The team combines classical techniques with a clean, minimalist setting. Michelin highlights the ingredient quality and thoughtful plating.
Byblos – High-End Lebanese Food in Charlottenburg
Byblos brings Lebanese flavors to Berlin’s fine dining scene. Hummus, grilled meats, and fresh herbs are served with precision and consistency. The listing reflects a growing interest in authentic Levantine cuisine in the German capital.
Salhino – Light Mediterranean Cooking
Salhino offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu. Light sauces, fresh fish, and seasonal vegetables take center stage. The restaurant targets guests who want straightforward but high-quality meals without unnecessary complexity.
What This Means for Diners
A Michelin Guide entry – even without a star – serves as a trusted recommendation. Inspectors praise consistency, service, and ingredient quality. For both visitors and locals, the three new listings provide three verified addresses for special nights out.
Bottom Line
Starting June 2026, Norms, Byblos, and Salhino are worth a visit. They showcase how diverse Berlin’s restaurant scene has become – from modern to Middle Eastern, from central to off-the-beaten-path.