The restaurants and chefs from Netflix's Chef's Table, gathered as one epic eating list. 39 places, mapped and ready to build a trip around.
Plan a trip on Trailwind →No. 6 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, Bangkok, Thailand.
No. 60 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, Mexico City, Mexico.
No. 69 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, Kobarid, Slovenia.
No. 96 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, San Francisco, United States.
No. 74 on La Liste 2026 · score 97.5, Modena, Italy.
Niki Nakayama's intimate modern kaiseki: a two-Michelin-star seasonal Japanese journey.
Grant Achatz's three-Michelin-star landmark: avant-garde dining that reshaped America.
James Beard-winning whole-hog pitmaster: smoky, vinegar-kissed pulled pork.
Dan Barber's farm-to-table temple on a working farm north of New York, where the menu is dictated by the fields outside.
Ben Shewry's Melbourne restaurant turning native Australian ingredients into some of the Southern Hemisphere's most inventive cooking.
Alex Atala's Sao Paulo landmark that put Amazonian ingredients on the fine-dining map.
Corrado Assenza's storied pastry shop in Noto, Sicily, revered for granita, cannoli, and almond sweets.
Musa Dagdeviren's Istanbul restaurant reviving forgotten Anatolian home cooking, dish by regional dish.
Cristina Martinez's Philadelphia spot serving weekend lamb barbacoa and a story of immigrant resilience.
Nancy Silverton's Los Angeles temple to pasta and her legendary mozzarella bar.
Mashama Bailey's Savannah restaurant in a restored bus depot, cooking refined Port City Southern food.
Asma Khan's London restaurant celebrating royal Mughlai and Bengali home cooking, run by an all-women kitchen.
Will Goldfarb's dessert-only restaurant in the Ubud jungle, a playground of avant-garde sweets.
Virgilio Martinez and Pia Leon's Lima restaurant, repeatedly ranked the world's best, plating Peru by altitude.
No. 58 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, Berlin, Germany.
No. 32 on La Liste 2026 · score 98.5, Noirmoutier-en-l'Île, France.
No. 40 on La Liste 2026 · score 98.5, Ouches, France.
No. 68 on La Liste 2026 · score 97.5, Paris, France.
Sean Brock's revolution in Southern cooking: nothing but ingredients from the South.
Open Saturdays only. Pitmaster Tootsie Tomanetz's brisket is the stuff of pilgrimage.
Christina Tosi's cereal milk, birthday cake, and Crack Pie: a social-media dessert empire.
Ivan Orkin's New York ramen shop, the American chef who won over Tokyo before bringing his bowls home.
Rosio Sanchez's Copenhagen taqueria, the ex-Noma pastry chef turning heirloom-corn tortillas into a cult.
Dario Cecchini's theatrical Tuscan butcher shop in Panzano, home of the bistecca and a poetry-quoting maestro.
Lennox Hastie's Sydney restaurant cooking everything over live fire, with no gas and no electricity in the kitchen.
Adeline Grattard's Paris restaurant marrying French technique with Cantonese soul, paired with rare teas.
Franco Pepe's pilgrimage-worthy pizzeria in the hills of Caiazzo, widely called the best pizza in Italy.
Chris Bianco's Phoenix institution, the wood-fired pies that reset American pizza.
Gabriele Bonci's Rome counter, the godfather of pizza al taglio and its ever-changing toppings.
Ann Kim's Minneapolis restaurant pairing Korean flavors with wood-fired pizza, plus a hidden back bar.
Yoshihiro Imai's tiny Kyoto restaurant along the Philosopher's Path, wood-fired cooking built on local produce.
Alice Waters's Berkeley birthplace of California cuisine and the farm-to-table movement.
Francis Mallmann's open-fire restaurant in a tiny Uruguayan village, the essence of his live-flame cooking.