Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

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Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

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Season 6
In 2006, the crew travelled to Beirut to shoot a typical episode in typical fashion. What took place was anything but typical, as the crew found themselves in the middle of violence. In 2010, Tony is determined to return to Beirut.
We are treated to a glimpse of Rome through Tony's eyes.
Tony experiences the major building boom that has taken place in the past ten years in Dubai as it has emerged as a global city, as well as the uncertainty of a city that has struggled since the economic downturn of 2008.
This episode follows Tony through the kitchen of Les Halles where he worked as a chef at the time and across the country for his extensive Kitchen Confidential book tour.
In this No Reservations special, enjoy an intimate look behind the scenes for a taste of all that must be done to complete each episode.
Tony visits the state of Kerala - a state mostly devoid of the extreme poverty seen elsewhere in India and virtually untouched by Western chains or franchises. There Tony enjoys many of the spicy and flavorful dishes from street food to home-cooked meals and is granted a special visit with Keralan superstar Mammootty on th...
Tony heads back to Africa to visit Liberia - the first independent nation in Africa settled by newly-freed American slaves in 1847. Over a sampling of the nation's traditional culinary offerings, Tony meets with many of the locals to hear stories about their lives in Africa and of Liberia's readiness to move on from its tr...
In this chapter of No Reservations, Tony takes a trip during the World Cup to Madrid-a city he describes as the political, geographical and cultural center of Spain, and a melting pot of people and foods from all over the country.
Tony sets out to the American Heartland to find the unsung heroes of the food scene--chefs who are fighting the good fight in cities all over America, creating heroic food that could compete with New York's finest.
In the southernmost end of the Caribbean, Tony and his crew sample the local cuisine and explore the Caribbean lifestyle while going scuba diving, fishing and hunting for a local delicacy.
Now that some time has passed and the post-food porn euphoria has worn off, Tony, with the help of a few friends - including the illustrious Ron Jeremy - is ready to gear up for an even steamier round two.
Anthony Bourdain travels to Maine with his long-time cameraman and native Mainer, Zach Zamboni. Zach exposes Tony to the food and people of the 'two Maines': the civilised coastal area and the sparsely popular, untamed, interior region.
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