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I appreciate the background info you give. Interesting!

Great video! I hiked the trail once and got a really late start so I only made it about 3/4 of the way to the top. I'd love to do it again and spend the night at the lodge.

You have to try Frank's Meat & Produce. Their hot menu is different for each day of the week and all of their food is awesome, but their pulled pork sandwich is the best in town. Their burger is probably the thickest patty in town also. Great local food.

Thank you Guys very much for your very informative video. My family will try to check out a few of these spots in September. 😊

Hi guys found you today on my recommendation list and I watch this one being that I lived in Louisville. There were some places I haven’t been before so it was very informative. I subscribed to your channel so I can go on adventures with you guys. Have a great day. Lisa

Penny and Pearl Bakeshop have my favorite cookies. Try the Crème Brûlée cookies!

I will not watch your video no more, you eat in front of your dog and didn't even give him a bite. 😅😅😅😮😮😢

Sad yall didn't come to visit me at Nord's Bakery, the #1 donut shop in Kentucky, not just Louisville. Ask for Lindsey. I'll hook yall up!

Bonnie and Clyde pizza and wagoners were great choices. But the rest are questionable. I’ve lived in Derby for over 70 years and eat at all these place and many more. Lees chicken is the best Bambi bar for hamburger

Gotta get there for the grits cake

They use the moonpies here in Mobile at Mardi Gras

Is it possible to use a napkin when testing food bites? The hand to chewing mouth is a bit repugnant. (Here we go...) Ribbet. And, after featuring your dog, not showing him participating is off-putting as well. Class up, folks!

this was an amazing video! we are going to louisville this october! Thank you! Subscribed!

If you wanted to experience true English food, why the hell did you go to London???? In the first few minutes of your video, the different foods you named that you said you were looking forward to trying, I don't think any of them originated in London. If you want to come to the UK, then do just that, experience the UK,,,,,,London is most definitely NOT the UK, the UK is actually full of beautiful places, fresh air, nice and honest people, vast open spaces countryside beautiful traditional foods,,,,,,,,,,,London???????really

Americans in England = "I was not expecting that!"

Was that Sunday Roast a child's portion? It looked terrible and NOTHING like a proper one! You were ripped off!

How you can describe The Regency Cafe as 'Art Deco' is beyond laughable!! What a farce! For a minute I thought I was watching Monty Python and Fawlty Towers combined!! 🤡🤡😂😂🤣🤣🤠🤠🤪

Our food can be amazing, our bad rep comes from the war and GI's. This is very annoying we were 2 years into the war so all food was restricted, so when they- Americans turned up 2 years late they had no idea how bad we had it. So the bad food is rubbish mind In the 70's our food was not great. Blackberry and apple crumble is by far the best combo, but it has to have Birds custard. I stir some double cream in the custard, naughty but wonderful.

When in England please try to use the cutlery correctly.

Black Pudding originated in mainland Europe, and was bought to the UK by Monks. Stornoway black pudding in the most highly prized.

Jeez, that roast dinner looked poor!

Very entertaining video. You covered a lot of ground - and food - and highlighted the diversity of London. 👍

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No my friend,it was not at all posh, but it was perfect!!!❤❤

Chicken Tikka masala is NOT Britains national dish.

if you going to London thinking you are going to Britain I'm afraid you have fallen for the BS, London is little more than a disney overpriced theme park, if you want to see the real England get out of London, there are far better places to visit. I have lived In England 72 years been to London twice, even then was because I had to. Try the Cotswolds or the lake district, also the west country, Devon Cornwall even Wales and Scotland, they all have better to offer than the tourist trap that is an expensive woke London,

If you want a high quality roast dinner by the way, theres tons of places. "The Pig and Butcher" I highly recommend. Ideally go on a Sunday for the best experience , they have a different menu then. And I'd probably make a reservation just to be on the safe side. Also try their sticky toffee pudding 😋 they do great scotch eggs too made with black pudding

Quality editing… instant sub

Maybe now when you two get back across the Atlantic, you can tell family and friends that the MYTH about British food being plain and boring is EXACTLY THAT, A MYTH

You did eventually manage to get a mouthful of something without saying 'Here we go',👍 The Yorkshire Burrito is just a handheld Sunday roast so I wasn't surprised to hear you repeat your Thanksgiving meal comparison and Yorkshire Pudding is NOT bread, it's a baked pudding made from a batter of eggs, flour, and milk or water.

Welcome to London! Here are some more recommendations @InsideKitchen_LDN

Crumble has to have custard, marshmallow is just wrong 😂. And thanks I’m bloody hungry now 😊

The way they served the Roast made me feel angry. Why is it all piled up like that. That is not how we normally serve it in the UK. They have tried to ponce it up to charge more money. Not Good.

I'm bloody starving now

Jellied eels is a London thing we don’t eat it anywhere else so not really a traditional English meal

I has been said that British food is bland and no taste.

You picked some really great place. Glad you had a good time 😁

Oo Dukes, classy joint. I feel like I gotta wear a suit and tie going there 😅

The breakfast looked decent too. The famous place in London everyone, including celebs, go to is E Pellicci. It'll be busy but they do a proper big full English breakfast including fried bread!

The average British person doesn't intentionally get fish and chips from a pub. Its just on the menu more as a convenience as it's easy to sell if you do end up eating there. A chippy is the proper place locals go. There is a lot of the high end ones though which are more pricey as opposed to a chippy thats on a random street. A few of the known fancy fish and chip places in London are - "Hobson`s Fish & Chips", "Golden Union", "Oliver's Fish & Chips" , and for something fancy and highly recommended "North Sea Fish Restaurant"

Gordon's wine bar was unknown to tourists a few years ago. Now it's a hot spot!

Nope

remember food changes in the north and south of the uk.

Hey guys< I admire you for trying many dishes other visitors won't/don't try. However the fish and chips didn't look the best but it's not a dish I'd eat in a pub but from a fish and chip shop as they have proper deep fat fryers to get the best results.

This could have been such a good video but these people wanted to talk more about themselves rather than more about the location.

Well done for trying Bubble and Squeak, it's traditionally made up of leftover vegetables from your Sunday Roast. Delicious!😋

thank you! for doing this. i love how you edit the video and to make it easy to click and choose which places. im going try out Brown hotel

You were in front of Often Seen Rarely Spoken murals there. Some acknowledgment?

For Burgoo you need to go to Anderson County or Owensboro. I live in Louisville and Marks is the lower end of Burgoo. 100% agree with you on the Bonnie and Clyde’s, and Wagners picks.

You guys missed Eddie Burger! Best burgers made ever, in Banff! Warning from a 46yr local Albertan, suggestion for your next visit, because Alberta will always welcome you: Banff is not our typical food, it's VERY expensive & touristy.... after landing in Calgary, should've ventured more South for stunning prairie, foothills landscapes (and windy lol), where Hollywood comes to film westerns, or north towards Red Deer, or Edmonton (blue collar hardworking, industry city) with excellent food options, and majestic riverviews.....then head west to Jasper, which is way less pretentious and more authentic, then Banff....experiencing Alberta's rural beauty and it's laid-back, engaging local people. Banff you're meeting people from around the world who come to work seasonally in our province.