Anthony Bourdain was famous for his strong opinions. The word "artisanal" made him see red; he really, really hated Yelp; and his ire even extended to his own heritage. In "Appetites: A Cookbook," the ...

The Windy City has endless boasting rights when it comes to foodie-related feats. Not only did the city invent deep-dish pizza and the Chicago-style hot dog, but also the rule-bending yet genius ...

Anthony Bourdain may have been a lifelong New Yorker, but second to NYC, he was singing the tune of Chicago. He once named Chicago as "the only other real metropolis in America" (via NBC5), and in the ...

In a bid to experience the very best cuisine the world has to offer, Anthony Bourdain visited everywhere from Myanmar and Zanzibar to Okinawa and Uruguay on his TV show "No Reservations." However, it ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Anthony Bourdain was a quintessential New Yorker who craved pastrami sandwiches when he was away filming his food and travel TV shows, and ...