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Episode Two Clip 2/3. This film was first broadcast: 2016

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[azhurelpigeon]

Takes a certain type of person to like restaurants like this. The flavors are often very unusual or subtle. I ate here & enjoyed the flavors at a local kebab shop I found on the way more. Interior & service was undeniably impeccable though

[KENOGoodVibesOnly]

It’s slightly different right now but I was just there last June. It was so good! You must book it at least 2-3 months in advance.

[dirtydirt]

4:20 I think Dali shared 2 lines with the head chef that night

[BoxerRT]

There is nothing better than a Big Mac and Fries after the tasting menu 😂

[Bragglord]

For the record: no, it is not the best in Paris, though it is certainly one of the most memorable. But if judging by the food? I could name at least five places better.

(Though the food is still amazing, but calling it the best in Paris is massive praise)

[mateuszz]

Restaurant Le Meurice Alain Ducasse has two michelin stars, not three.

[bleepbloopskrrr]

Those cups and plates are kind of hideous lol. I think the mosaic floor is beautiful and it would be nice to see modern glass tables or something to lighten up the stuffiness

[arete]

what's that crooked plate type thing?

[mothmp]

This video is only a Grey screen in New Hampshire

[arthurbarber]

Headquarters for the Germans command for Gross Paris. It was assaulted and taken by the 2nd french armored division in august 1944.

[sigeliu]

Its not expensice. You can have only a steak for this price in some restaurant.

[kevinmsft]

This is terribly produced. They talked so much about decor and not enough about the food... And the food looks uninspired (a bit like cruise ship food).

[bl]

The inclusion of Le Meurice Alain Ducasse makes me question the credability of this video. Hands down the worse fine dinning I ever had in my life is at the Le Meurice. And yes I have tried many. A really sad excuse for a Michelin starred restaurant. If you love lousy food, insulting service and above all loathe your money, you can book and dine at this restaurant.

[willyanoriant]

Je n'ai jamais supporté le personnage, sa Suinte l'hypocrite fini avec le Melon surdimmentionné, imbue de sa petite personne qui se gargarise dès qu'on le complimente et qui se lançe constamment des Fleurs et qui passe son temps à en faire des Caisses et toujours le moi je, moi je ... un peu d'humilité, c'est la base DUCRASSE !!!