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Anthony Bourdain shared his love for Detroit's culture and history
Late chef and television host Anthony Bourdain was a New Yorker to his core, but he was not shy about his love for the Motor City.
Bourdain — who was found dead of an apparent suicide in France Friday morning — had visited Detroit many times for his travel and culinary shows for the Travel Channel and CNN. He was also working with the latter network on a historical documentary series, “Detroit 1963: Once in a Great City,” which was reportedly scheduled to debut this year.
Between "No Reservations" and "Parts Unknown" Bourdain featured the Cadieux Cafe, Polonia Restaurant in Hamtramck, Al-Ameer in Dearborn, Duly's Place coney island in Detroit, a Guns + Butter pop-up dinner with Chef Craig Lieckfelt and elsewhere...
Anthony Bourdain shared his love for Detroit's culture and history
Late chef and television host Anthony Bourdain was a New Yorker to his core, but he was not shy about his love for the Motor City.
Bourdain — who was found dead of an apparent suicide in France Friday morning — had visited Detroit many times for his travel and culinary shows for the Travel Channel and CNN. He was also working with the latter network on a historical documentary series, “Detroit 1963: Once in a Great City,” which was reportedly scheduled to debut this year.
Between "No Reservations" and "Parts Unknown" Bourdain featured the Cadieux Cafe, Polonia Restaurant in Hamtramck, Al-Ameer in Dearborn, Duly's Place coney island in Detroit, a Guns + Butter pop-up dinner with Chef Craig Lieckfelt and elsewhere...
Anthony Bourdain shared his love for Detroit's culture and history