Yes, there is one. Femente is a free iPhone app that maps critic-rated restaurants, including Michelin-starred rooms, alongside the wineries worth visiting nearby. It tracks 65,000 restaurants across 1,200 wine regions.
Open a city or a region and the critic-rated restaurants are laid out on a map, not buried in a list.
Michelin stars sit next to scores from other guides like Gault&Millau, so you can see at a glance which rooms the critics rate and where they actually are.
Found a two-star place for an anniversary and a bistro for the night before? Save them.
Femente keeps the tables you are aiming for in one place and can thread them into a route, so a trip has its meals decided before you land instead of at the last minute.
Michelin is one guide, not the whole picture. Femente also carries other critics, so a table that never got a star but that the guides rate highly still shows up.
You get the critic view broadly, not a single list.
The restaurants sit next to the wineries on the same map. If you are visiting a wine region, the right table for lunch is part of the plan rather than a separate search.
That is the job Femente is built for.