Anyone else watching this new show with Marcus Samuelsson exploring the food of various US cities? I’ve seen the first two and have enjoyed them. And please, I don’t want to compare it to Tony Bourdain’s shows - two very different styles.
2 Likes
I have watched the first two episodes using the PBS app. I like the show so far but I wish the host would ask more questions about the food while conveying life in that specific neighborhood.
It’s an unfortunate title. Too resonant of No Reservations.
1 Like
This is on regular PBS, not Create? I’ve not seen it. Time to call my local station.
I downloaded the PBS app and was able to watch the show via iPad so I could catch it on my own schedule.
1 Like
Cool 
I don’t believe it is scheduled here.
I didn’t know there was a PBS app. Thanks! 
You can also watch from the web:
The first six (I think) episodes are available on PBS. I watched the first two. Just not my thing. The host is pretentious, talks down to his audience, and clearly has a political agenda. The first episode was off-putting. The second one was a real trial that I sat through to see if there was any value to me at all.
I won’t watch any more. It’s just too painful for too little value. Guy Fieri for public television - all show and no meat.
YMMV.
1 Like
How did I miss this? Within the last year my city got split between the PBS SF Bay area and the PBS Sacto valley. I LOVED it when we got both. Very different sensibilities.
I haven’t watched this yet, but mad props to Marcus who I think has made some awkward and difficult choices.
This show returns Monday 20th with LA and Houston on the 27th. I don’t know how I have missed this show, it looks great.
But Comcast charges for prior episodes. 
Ironically…I’m watching on PBS Passport
…I think. I haven’t watched the season yet, but used PBS in 2019.
here’s the thread. I don’t know how to link this.
1 Like
