New York City executive chef Franklin Becker decides to enter the heat of Kitchen Stadium and challenge Iron Chef Jose Garces in a haddock culinary competition.
New York chef Jesse Schenker decides to enter the heat of Kitchen Stadium and challenge Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian in a plantains culinary competition.
Joey and Lou Campanaro decide to enter the heat of Kitchen Stadium and challenge Iron Chef Marc Forgione and his brother in a parmigiano reggiano competition.
Joe Beef has creamy lobster spaghetti and meatballs; Longman & Eagle doubles as an inn; Citizen Public House and Henry Public have their signature style.
Restaurants that are renowned for their cuisine are examined, featuring places in Ogunquit, Maine; Cleveland, Ohio; Baltimore, Maryland and San Francisco.
Customers are in charge of making their own meals at a do-it-yourself pancake house; a restaurant offers a brunch menu featuring food with an Italian flare.
A trendy Las Angeles restaurant is putting its own twist on the classic French bistro concept; a native Frenchman brings his boyhood cuisine to New York.
Wolfgang Puck goes to APL Restaurant in LA; Antonia Lofaso has pasta at Coppa in Boston; Geoffrey Zakarian visits Hill Country Barbecue Market in New York.
Anne Burrell has pasta at Cecconi's Dumbo in Brooklyn; Jeff Mauro gets a roast chicken from River Roast Chicago; Duff Goldman enjoys a fried lobster platter.
Gordon travels to Arizona to visit one of the cleanest eateries he has ever helped, but the unorganized management and patron complaints ruin their reputation.
After putting her entire life savings into her restaurant, the owner of Ms. Jean's Southern Cuisine in Pittsburgh needs help repairing her bad reputation.
Chef Gordon Ramsay arrives at a Mediterranean restaurant owned and operated by an aunt and a niece who are at odds and tries to help improve the food and feud.
Casey Webb stops by a German deli for the Wiener schnitzel, then he tries the Puffy Taco before he gets ready for the three-pound Cinnamon Roll Challenge.
Casey Webb has a massive jumbo lump crab cake sandwich, makes some of the area's iconic salt water taffy candies and accepts the Titanic Sundae Challenge.
Casey Webb goes cross-country to Wilmington, N.C., where he enjoys a barbecue bonanza, a big burrito and attempts the undefeated Pierogi Team Challenge.
Casey Webb visits Charlotte, N.C., for a Korean cheesy chicken classic, a time-honored signature sandwich and the biggest walking taco in all the Carolinas.
Casey Webb enjoys three meals from the Golden State, including fried Chinese-American chicken, a multi-meat waffle stack and a five-round sushi challenge.
Noah goes to the Big Butler Fair and tastes the Conevore, which is packed with smoked brisket, pork and chicken; foods at the San Mateo County Fair are tasted.
Even with their small size, berries pack a punch of flavor, as Noah finds out that go well with anything like an arugula pizza and a Strawberry Waffle Bomb.
Noah heads to Winter Fest OC, Calif., for some West Coast Nuggets, next he travels to Chandler, Ariz., for the Ostrich Fest and has the Breakfast Funnel Cake.
Chef Eddie searches for the best Black-owned restaurants in America, where business owners support the community, cultural history, family traditions and food.
Casey Webb heads to Omaha, Neb., where he enjoys a historic Reuben sandwich, a fried chicken feast and a huge pile of pork s that weighs more than three-pounds.
Noah goes to the Big Butler Fair and tastes the Conevore, which is packed with smoked brisket, pork and chicken; foods at the San Mateo County Fair are tasted.
Even with their small size, berries pack a punch of flavor, as Noah finds out that go well with anything like an arugula pizza and a Strawberry Waffle Bomb.
Noah heads to Winter Fest OC, Calif., for some West Coast Nuggets, next he travels to Chandler, Ariz., for the Ostrich Fest and has the Breakfast Funnel Cake.
Chef Eddie searches for the best Black-owned restaurants in America, where business owners support the community, cultural history, family traditions and food.
Casey Webb heads to Omaha, Neb., where he enjoys a historic Reuben sandwich, a fried chicken feast and a huge pile of pork s that weighs more than three-pounds.