The Michelin Guide has finally made its entry into Greater Boston, leaving chefs and restaurateurs anxiously awaiting the results of the premiere list for one more week.

The first-ever Boston guide will be unveiled Tuesday Nov. 18 at a ceremony in Philadelphia that will also announce the guides for Philly, New York City, Washington, DC, and Chicago.

Boston’s debut is almost certain to impact the dining scene in some way, now and in the future. Restaurants could change their concepts in chase of stars, more Michelin-level restaurants could be on the horizon, and it could increase Boston’s profile as a food destination for potential visitors.

But before that happens, someone has to make the list. The Michelin Guide has intrigue, and it’s also relatively new to United States diners. For

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