Houston was selected as the host for the Texas Michelin Guide ceremony

Houston will host Texas' inaugural Michelin Guide ceremony this fall.

Why it matters: The Nov. 11 ceremony will unveil the first-ever selection of starred restaurants in Texas' Michelin Guide , which will feature restaurants in Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Dallas and Fort Worth.

What they're saying: Houston was selected to host the first ceremony because of the Michelin Guide's emphasis on showcasing future culinary talent and diverse cuisines, per the announcement Monday.

• "Houston is full of culinary innovation and world-class hospitality, which goes hand in hand with our values at the Michelin Guide," Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the Michelin Guides, said in the release.

How it works: Chefs will be invited to a yet-to-be-announced venue where some will receive a Michelin Star or another Michelin Guide distinction.

• Host cities change yearly.

The bottom line: Being the first host city reinforces our reputation as a food city and definitely makes us look good. Let's just hope we see plenty of starred restaurants on that list.