Leading American chefs are waiting nervously to see how they will be rated when The Michelin Red Guide to New York is launched next month.
The pithy two-sentence write-ups of existing guides are being replaced by "more user-friendly reviews and photographs".
The Observer 02/10/05 (Escape) page 4
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