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Anthony Bourdain - A Cook's Tour - England, A Pleasing Palate 2:2

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Uploaded by on Sep 16, 2010

Anthony Bourdain

A Cook's Tour

England, A Pleasing Palate

Part 2 of 2

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  • Brilliant video. thanks for posting..!

  • @SethHesio you're welcome. this is a good episode

  • @kumquatsta I'm in the UK and have eaten at St.John twice. it is as amazing as Bourdain says it is. Soooo tasty.

  • @SethHesio interesting. was it expensive?

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  • I can understand if the commoners mispronounce "truffles" and "sloth", but Anthony should know how to pronounce "truffles" without automatically imitatin the mistakins of others.

  • "No one's lookin" hahaha.

  • Uncle Gordon seems a little less wrinkly;-)

  • too bad bourdain didnt tell ramsay it sucked

  • classic pudding

  • @syas13 sorry LAMB.

  • lanb kebab,punjabi dish,wtf?

  • 3:45 What a bagina 

  • @kumquatsta No actually. It was just me and a friend, we stayed there all afternoon and had about 9 different lunch plates.. about £90. Dinner the other time I went was about that aswell for two. There's a lot of food. It's definitely worth going to. I suggest getting drunk there aswell, it's a great place! lol... also they're just about to open the St.John Hotel! Sorry lots of information at once.

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