Eating at Le Bernardin. NYC. 3 Michelin Stars. An Amazing 8 Course $310 Tasting Menu

Never regret spending money on great experiences

So refreshing to see someone comfortable in enjoying a meal (life in general) by himself. Thank you for validating the solo adventure lovers

I'm A working class guy. I have a blue collar job and my wife is well makes a modest salary by NYC standards. We do like to go to restaurants like this once a year because we really enjoy the experience and let me tell you this was probably one of the best meals I've ever had

the sheer fact that they got 3 stars and maintained them ever since is absolutely insane, how do the chefs deal with the pressure ? wow

Your enthusiasm is contagious. I love your energy, sense of humor, honesty and passion.

You have such a kind soul, I hope you find your special someone!❤

Your videos are just pure comfort.

You forgot about the 9th corse, the shake shack burger you got on your way home to fill you up. Lol

you've won me over with your sentence "don't be afraid to dine alone" Because yes i am.

Wow James! That video was epic. As a foodie, I was just astonished at the menu , presentation and extra surprises Le Bernadin offer to make each guest feel welcomed. ( I loved the story of the guest who got up during a meal and how the staff rushed to cover the plate of food) There are some important lessons here in your video - Always say yes to a great opportunity when life presents it , Don't be afraid of dining alone and enjoy your own company , some experiences are priceless and deserve a splurge! Great video and lessons here my friend. 🙏🏼 - Now I want try that Brioche and side potato that accompanied the fish !

Every time I eat a $1.50 hotdog at costco....I think of you. 😅

Thanks for including us in your dining experience, James. Thoroughly enjoyed your commentary on the dishes, wonderful photography and feedback on your dinner. Equally, I admire your zest and enthusiasm that capture the joys that enhance our lives. I have just subscribed. Cheers! Darryl

I was there for the first time at the end of August. You captured the experience very, very well! I’m at 62 Michelin Star experiences, so slightly behind you. A few of your recent vids are influencing my next reservations. Thanks for the good work!!

It’s really cool to see reviews from people who aren’t too wealthy to appreciate experiences like this. Great video!

eating a truly special place is always worth the money. My grandparents treated me to a really nice Chinese restaurant for my High school graduation and I STILL remember the fried scallops dish I had that night. It was an expensive dish but I remembered how they wanted to take me out and they said they were proud of me and this was over 20 years ago and I still vividly remember the night.

I appreciate that you are able to critique a restaurant while not ruining the experience for yourself. Truly enjoying all the small things, while pointing out your opinion on things as well. I see too many reviewers go all in one direction. They either hate on every small thing and don’t end up appreciating the experience, or they are biased and can’t find anything wrong at all. Thank you!

Hi James, I'm Dennis Daniels from Cleveland, Ohio! Thanks for sharing your video about visiting Le Bernardin in New York!

Great video as always! Le Bernardin has impeccable food, service and decor, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

James, I hope you're ready for the new holiday season!

i was always taught to break bread into bite size pieces and butter each bite if butter is used. I have been to many home and restaurant meals in Europe, and one would never bite a whole roll or piece of bread.