Food tastes even that much more delicious when you get to share a meal with a kind, intelligent person. Their conversation and beauty of mind become part of the experience. Love your shows!
I'm always excited to see every new adventure you're on every time you upload! :) It always looks amazing, so thank you for "taking us along with you"!
You need to check out Ynyshir, in Wales. It is completely redefining the way that most chefs are cooking in the UK, and the “fine dining” experience. It is so, so worth it.
I've wanted to check it out for a while! Won't be able to make it on this upcoming trip to the UK, but I've already been in talks with them to do a video in the future ;)
While I have the utmost respect for the outside the box creativity that chef brings, this isn't my deal. I love the location, the lodging, and even the price seems fair given the amount of prep that goes into every plate. There was a time in my life when I'd have done cart wheels in traffic to go here. That's since past. I prefer the simpler things these days. Really nice review Michael, you nailed the descriptions of everything in a very clear and articulate way. I'm happy you were able to try it and happier that you loved it. Cheers from Chicago
That's a lot of courses for dinner . I wonder if your tasted buds become overwhelmed ? Looks fabulous, definitely fine dining. 700 a night is a little rich but I can see how its a total escape for 1 day or 3. Defiantly 35 to boomer type place . Looks like some good quality even rare food relaxation experience. How do you price on that if you feel relaxed and healed with food.
That looks amazing. Frankly, I'm probably never gonna eat at a fine dining restaurant unless invited, but I'd love to see more of larger bowls with less courses
you'll be full - when it's this many courses it needs to be small plates otherwise you'd never finish (we were stuffed after every meal and could barely make it to the end of dinner hahah)
I wouldn’t say this is redefining what luxury is. This seems pretty in line with the standard definition of luxury, when you spend tonnes of money. True luxury is what is rare, what is not easily bought. Cool video though!
i mean in the food world, what is deemed as luxury typically is caviar, wagyu beef, truffles, etc. because they're perceived to be rare, but nowadays most people can acquire those ingredients -- so it's definitely a different take on luxury in the food world
Had the pleasure of working with Chef Matthew Kammer when he was the executive sous at Saison. Hands down the best chef I’ve ever worked with.
incredible guy and extremely talented - he’s really coming into his own here!!
Food tastes even that much more delicious when you get to share a meal with a kind, intelligent person. Their conversation and beauty of mind become part of the experience. Love your shows!
I'm always excited to see every new adventure you're on every time you upload! :) It always looks amazing, so thank you for "taking us along with you"!
You need to check out Ynyshir, in Wales. It is completely redefining the way that most chefs are cooking in the UK, and the “fine dining” experience. It is so, so worth it.
I've wanted to check it out for a while! Won't be able to make it on this upcoming trip to the UK, but I've already been in talks with them to do a video in the future ;)
Agreed!!!
nice vid as always keep it up
thank u legend
I would LOVE to come here. Everything looks amazing 🖤
That uni was soooo generous, it's like a dream come true.
Wow!! Besides for the rooms, it seems 100% worth it. Such a sick restaurant
Excellent camera work and storytelling too!
While I have the utmost respect for the outside the box creativity that chef brings, this isn't my deal. I love the location, the lodging, and even the price seems fair given the amount of prep that goes into every plate. There was a time in my life when I'd have done cart wheels in traffic to go here. That's since past. I prefer the simpler things these days. Really nice review Michael, you nailed the descriptions of everything in a very clear and articulate way. I'm happy you were able to try it and happier that you loved it. Cheers from Chicago
sorta sad how these awesome videos which are legit netflix quality get like no views
That's a lot of courses for dinner . I wonder if your tasted buds become overwhelmed ? Looks fabulous, definitely fine dining. 700 a night is a little rich but I can see how its a total escape for 1 day or 3. Defiantly 35 to boomer type place . Looks like some good quality even rare food relaxation experience. How do you price on that if you feel relaxed and healed with food.
That looks amazing. Frankly, I'm probably never gonna eat at a fine dining restaurant unless invited, but I'd love to see more of larger bowls with less courses
this is my dream place to work at.
Breathtaking~ Was breakfast and lunch included in the room price or additional?
breakfast is included i believe! lunch is separate
@@ligier Thank you 🌟
You have to test Iris in Norway!
How can you reach Elk without a car? Is there any bus available?
I’m jealous…when will get to eat this 😢😅
How much was the whole meal? (plus the stay at the inn)
This is the one fine-dining restaurant I want to find a way to and experience.
Do you have a crew or you do this alone ?
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i love seaweed
Sheesh, 2k for dinner and a room 3 hours north of SF? The world has changed 😆.
Where did uni come from
fort bragg nearby!
1st comment!
I'm wondering if I'll be hungry coz such tiny stamp sized morsels 😅
you'll be full - when it's this many courses it needs to be small plates otherwise you'd never finish (we were stuffed after every meal and could barely make it to the end of dinner hahah)
my luck, i arrive there the night the chef goes all "the menu" on us
I'm obessseddd
How this guy affording all of this
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I wouldn’t say this is redefining what luxury is. This seems pretty in line with the standard definition of luxury, when you spend tonnes of money. True luxury is what is rare, what is not easily bought. Cool video though!
i mean in the food world, what is deemed as luxury typically is caviar, wagyu beef, truffles, etc. because they're perceived to be rare, but nowadays most people can acquire those ingredients -- so it's definitely a different take on luxury in the food world
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Rather have pizza in new haven
I think the lady managing the farm should enter a vocal frying contest with the Kardashians. It's no wonder they keep her so far from the hotel.