Everyone needs a Jose in their life.

Man, you could really tell Anthony was jealous of Jose, not in the typical bad way, but rather in a "I wish I was born here" type of way.
His smile when they were all chanting and he saw Jose giving that guy a hug is what Anthony needed.
Jose was the brother Anthony needed but simply didn't have.

Am I the only one who cries while watching these? Not only because of Anthony ofc but also because of wanting to be there, do that.

Spanish cuisine is so vast, varied and delicious. Each region has dozens of amazing dishes with plenty of stories and history behind.

So sad to see the look in Tony's face when Jose is talking about him and Eric Ripert and Tony in a cave of cheese in the future.. you can almost hear him thinking "the future? I can't see another day" 😢😢 in hindsight you can see how much pain he was in, but nobody could have imagined the depth..miss him so much ❤

This was the first episode of Parts Unknown that ran without Tony's usual studio narration. When it aired, I was stunlocked, knowing that for the first time, Tony's story feels like it was told by someone else. It was the first moment that I felt that he truly was gone.

The family, the community, the life & the food...this is Spain culture priorities ❤

Let's be frank José is everything that guy who sued him will never be, spontaneous, full of life and joy and curiosity

............."Its the understanding what happiness that hardship gives you". So true José.

Adding Asturias to my bucket list

Real way of enjoying good life: friendship, food, nature, music, beers, sidra…in Spain.

One of the best epidodes.Almost had me in tears.

This has been my most favourite of all the episodes of parts unknown. Tony you will be forever missed and loved

Such a heart felt moment when Jose talks lovingly of our long lost friend...RIP Anthony .I still miss you....Nigel from Thailand Aug 1st 2026.

That Jose´s part talking about Tony broke me!

HOW BEAUTIFUL IS TO SEE A FRIENDSHIP AS THIS ONE! Love to everyone 😊

I never quite understood the big deal with Anthony Bourdain, but over the last 2 months I've consumed almost everything he's ever done. He's got an authenticity and something else that's so visceral I can't quite put my finger on it...but I now understand why he was so loved...

We attended a party a few years ago, and the host had hired a chef to prepare paella for everyone. It was Jose Andres' brother Mariano.

Desde la isla de Puerto Rico,,, saludos hermanos hispanos,,, pude contemplar y ver mis dos referentes en la cocina y el mundo del buen vivir ,,, del buen beber y comer,, Andres y Tony( DEP ) , me pense ahi tras bastidores, y encendiendo los cigarros y buscando los vinos,, la esencia d el exquisito paladar,,,, una poseía hecha visual y canción vívida,,, con la identidad d existir donde corresponde,, q bello todo,,, una obra d arte,, ya ee donde ire a retirarme , espero ver las damas bailando en la fogata d luna,,,, Viva la vida en Asturias, España ❤

In the Giant Universe of Amazing Bourdain Shows ...this is one of the most amazingest. I will going there this spring!!!!