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Chef Giorgio Locatelli takes Fred to Rome in search of the city's most exciting eats. Sublime pasta, fluffy gnocchi and the world's best pizza all delicious but affordable.
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S1, EP1 "Venice"
Chef Angela Hartnett takes Fred to Venice to enjoy the simple but stunning food at her favorite restaurant and to experience unforgettable service at Italy's oldest cafe.
S2, EP1 "Marrakech"
TV Chef Andi Oliver takes Fred to Marrakech to enjoy lamb and couscous at legendary restaurant, chicken tagine for under £10, and breakfast on a roof terrace.
S2, EP5 "New Forest"
Chris Bavin takes Fred to the New Forest, where fresh local produce is king. Featuring wood-fired cooking, pork pies and a country pub serving the perfect Ploughman's.
S2, EP3 "Bristol"
Fred Sirieix is heading to Bristol for a winter treat in the company of Michel Roux Junior. Michel can't wait to show Fred his favourites, from the perfect French bistro to a festive countryside escape and Jamaican jerk turkey.
S3, EP6 "Exploring Castles and Cozy Inns in South Wales, United Kingdom"
Restaurateur Thomasina Miers takes Fred to South Wales to explore some wild places to eat from an ancient inn to a beachside restaurant and wood fired cooking.
S3, EP5 "Perfecting Puff Pastry in Burgundy, France"
Acclaimed chef Michael Caines takes Fred to Burgundy to amazing places to eat serving the finest French country cooking and exquisite patisserie.
S3, EP4 "The Floating Restaurant of Devon, United Kingdom"
Fred travels to South Devon with chef and restauranteur Angela Hartnett. From Angela's all-time favourite restaurant in Dartmouth to an incredible floating cafe on the River Exe.
S3, EP3 "Searching for the Best Pizza in Rome, Italy"
Chef Giorgio Locatelli takes Fred to Rome in search of the city's most exciting eats. Sublime pasta, fluffy gnocchi and the world's best pizza all delicious but affordable.
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