

Undercover Dining With NY Times Restaurant Critic Pete Wells
14 snips Feb 5, 2024
New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells discusses the challenges of being an anonymous reviewer and how he decides which places deserve bad reviews. The evolving role of restaurant critics and the impact of anti-immigrant sentiment on the culinary world are also explored. The power of negative reviews and the debate surrounding the critique of Guy Fieri's restaurant are discussed. The hosts delve into personal food preferences and the role of professional critics in understanding and appreciating dishes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Role of a Restaurant Critic
03:02 • 10min
Evolving Role of a Restaurant Critic and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
13:24 • 5min
Exploring Relationships and the Joys of Reese's Treats
18:05 • 2min
Collaborating with a Southern Chef and Developing Recipes
20:05 • 6min
Revisiting a Restaurant and the Power of Negative Reviews
25:39 • 14min
Different Tastes and Understanding in Food Criticism
39:24 • 3min