
Anthony Bourdain: The Layover — Season 1
Tony’s initial twenty-four-hour stopover finds him in Singapore, a vibrant confluence of cultures and ethnicities united by a shared passion for food. His friends guide him through the strikingly modern cityscape, revealing how it preserves…
Having spent years living within and uncovering its secrets, Tony is uniquely positioned to guide visitors through New York City. He offers an insider’s perspective, capable of revealing the vibrant pulse of the metropolis to even the most …
With barely more than thirty hours to discover Rome, Tony launched himself into a breathless exploration. From twilight until nightfall, he hurried through the city, determined to experience as much as possible – tracing the course of the T…
A clear nod to his affection for *Miami Vice*, Tony Bourdain’s *Layover* episode in Miami delivers a generous dose of humor, showcasing the iconic South Beach Art Deco buildings and glimpses of sun-kissed rollerbladers as he cruises along i…
The relentless pace and vibrant energy of Hong Kong enveloped Tony as he found himself with an unexpected layover—during the height of summer. The stifling heat, a heavy layer of smog, and sudden bursts of rain lent a wry edge to his journe…
For Tony, a layover in Montreal becomes an opportunity to connect with friends like Martin Picard and discover the city’s hidden gems—places you won’t find listed in any travel guide. It's through these experiences that he truly understands…
Returning to Amsterdam after a long absence, Anthony Bourdain revisits a city marked by memories of his younger years, discovering depths that extend far beyond its famed red-light district.
Arriving in San Francisco, a place celebrated by devotees of both vegan and vegetarian cuisine, Tony Bourdain found something else entirely. The city revealed itself to be a hard-drinking establishment, a place where a satisfying plate of r…
London, Tony’s familiar refuge, offered a brief respite—a chance to reconnect with chef friends like Marco Pierre White and Fergus Henderson. There was scarcely enough time for a few drinks and a quick detour to a curiously unsettling shop …
With just forty-eight hours to explore it, Los Angeles presented a formidable challenge: a sprawling metropolis of nearly five hundred square miles, its diverse neighborhoods brimming with exceptional cuisine. Tony settled into the storied …


