Denmark's Noma wins World's Best Restaurant third time
The Star Monday 30th April, 2012
LONDON (Reuters) - Danish restaurant Noma was crowned the world's best restaurant for the third year in a row in an annual list, beating out top eateries in Spain, Brazil, Italy, the United States and elsewhere. The S. Pellegrino and Acqua Panna World's 50 Best Restaurants, produced by Britain's Restaurant Magazine, were unveiled in the medieval splendour of London's medieval after voting by a panel of more than 800 chefs, restaurateurs, journali...
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