Anthony Bourdain - No Reservations - New York Outer Boroughs 3:3

Anthony Bourdain

No Reservations

New York Outer Boroughs

Part 3 of 3

Category:

Travel & Events

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• anthony bourdain
• no reservations
• new york outer boroughs
• ny outer boroughs
• ny
• nyc
• tony
• food
• ethnic
• cuisine
• new york
• new york city
• manhattan
• brooklyn
• queens
• the bronx
• staten island
• bronx
• china town
• little italy

[artistsandbox]

that last restaurant looked amazing!!

[PsychoLemur42]

Carlos is awesome.

[MerchantofTarshish]

When immigrants go to another country there's always the hybridization that takes place of course

[lucky44124]

great episode!!

[lucky44124]

id say the biggest thing ive notice about new yorkers is about 95% of them are nice.

[lucky44124]

every culture is realizing what new yorkers and white americans have done to italian food/pizza! In new york the food genre is dead! Keep your culture and dont sell out like italians did in the 1950's.

[eastern2western]

anthony is officially resistant to glucotrol.

[lukebccb]

@hotpants69: Go to the first part of this segment on the Outer Boroughs and read what I wrote. Here's the link: /watch?v=sogqmftiC_0&feature=r­elated.

[hotpants69]

@MYacono Hate that shit, Hate people that complain about cilantro and real salsa, etc. They complain about good food and demand what shit they are used to, that being Pace salsa and bland crap

[hotpants69]

@lukebccb I think Mexican food may be the only food in California where it's possible to find something authentic. Everything else is almost mythical in how rare they are and probably nothing like authentic Chinese, Italian, etc. So many lame, uncultured people here that complain about anything that is different from what they are used to. So what could be good restaurants have to make sugary crap for these people who have they taste of picky children.

[lukebccb]

@hotpants69: not just a "generic" California but Central Valley California with it's large mexican/hispanic agricultural labor population. All of San Francisco's Mission Dist. uber-hipsters think/"debate" the best "mission burritos" of the Bay Area and none of them can pick out the Central Valley on the map and thus haven't any clue where the best Mexican/hispanic food is.

[freelancergin]

so many hipsters