Food Related Travel Shows

[vdubiv]

Just curious if anyone else out there watches food related travel shows and actually tries to go to the featured Restaurants? Some of the best pizza I had in Naples came from a place Anthony Bourdain ate at called Pellone's, which by the way was way better than L'Antica Pizzeria • da Michele.

Show's off the top of my head, Bizarre Foods, No Reservations, Man Vs. Food, Diners Drive-in & Dives, Best Thing I Ever Ate.

Go!

 

[wklq76a]

Are you a time traveler from 2012?

(to answer your question, it seems like YouTube has picked up a lot of food travel show slack, with the accelerating demise of cable tv)

 

[vdubiv]

Are you a time traveler from 2012?

(to answer your question, it seems like YouTube has picked up a lot of food travel show slack, with the accelerating demise of cable tv)

I don't go the YouTube route for suggestions and the such because anyone with a smartphone and internet can basically make a video and post it up. Just because they vouch for the place doesn't mean that it's worth my time or money to seek out. Yes some of the shows that I named are a little old, but I feel as though if you've made multiple seasons of a show you have some kind of street-cred and your suggestions are at least worth thinking about.

 

[Dust For Eyes]

Kodoku no Gurume is great.

 

[Despos]

“ Mind of a chef “ series

 

[HORNS]

I highly recommend the BBC series Italy Unpacked, where art historian Andrew Graham Dixon and chef Giorgio Lucatelli tour Italyl

 

[Despos]

I highly recommend the BBC series Italy Unpacked, where art historian Andrew Graham Dixon and chef Giorgio Lucatelli tour Italyl

Just started the second episode. Really enjoying this, thank you for recommending

 

[HORNS]

Just started the second episode. Really enjoying this, thank you for recommending

Good! I'm glad you like this.

 

[mhip]

Good! I'm glad you like this.

I'm stuck with BBC America.
I checked, and it's not listed.
Bummer

 

[HORNS]

I'm stuck with BBC America.
I checked, and it's not listed.
Bummer

It's on YouTube.

 

[chobochobo]

It's difficult to watch travel/ food programs when you can't travel. Plus it's also difficult to watch these in the postBourdain era.