The Big Apple

Season 13Episode 130 minfévr. 20, 2006
The Big Apple
Marc Summers takes a bite out of The Big Apple. First, get a taste of real American barbecue at The Big Apple Barbecue Block Party, find out what makes a sundae worth a $1000 and check out the reigning hot dog of New York, Papaya King. Discover one restaurant?s relationship with the Brooklyn Bridge and then travel west to Las Vegas to see how things are done there New York-style
The Big Apple has aired on févr. 20, 2006
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