Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Automat List

• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of nostalgia and changing urban landscapes.
• The Food That Built America - Celebrates American food history and culture.
• Jiro Dreams of Sushi - Documents a culinary legacy and passion for food.
• Rotten - Investigates the complexities of food production and culture.
• Chef's Table - Showcases outstanding chefs and their culinary philosophies.
• Street Food - Highlights street food culture across different countries.
• Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat - Explores the elements of cooking and their cultural significance.
• The Great British Baking Show - Celebrates tradition and innovation in baking.
• Snapshots - Examines memories and the specifics of experiences.
• Harlots - Delves into historical stories tied to societal changes.
• The Hundred-Foot Journey - Focuses on the clash of cultures through food.
• A Chef's Voyage - Follows culinary traditions and travels.
• Food Inc. - Investigates the impact of the American food industry.
• Flavorful Origins - Explores regional Chinese culinary traditions.
• Somebody Feed Phil - Combines travel and food in a light-hearted format.
• Eat Pray Love - Follows a journey of self-discovery through food and travel.
• The Founder - Details the rise of a prominent food chain and its impact.
• The Kitchen - Focuses on the role of food in community and culture.
• Cooked - Examines the cultural significance of cooking.
• Tasting America - Highlights diverse American food stories.
• Eat the Rich - Discusses socioeconomic factors in food culture.
• Midnight Diner - Explores food and personal stories in a small diner setting.
• A Taste of Sky - Explores cultural roots through the lens of food.
• The Great American Baking Show - Similar competitive format focusing on baking.
• The Cook Up - Focuses on culinary innovation and heritage.
• The Bear - Explores the dynamics of a restaurant kitchen.
• MasterChef - Competition series centered on culinary skills and creativity.
• Cooking with Gas - Celebrates innovative chefs and their philosophies.
• Cook Up a Storm - Focuses on the rivalry and collaboration in cooking.
• Food Wars! - Anime series that blends cooking with competition and artistry.
• Baking Impossible - Combines baking with engineering challenges.
• Everybody Eats - Explores the relationship between food and community.
• Ugly Delicious - Examines the cultural significance of various foods.
• Spinning Out - Involves character development and personal journeys.
• The Big Feastival - Focuses on food festivals and cultural celebrations.
• Good Eats - Educates about food and culinary practices.
• Ainsley's Caribbean Kitchen - Explores food culture from a specific region.
• Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Reveals behind-the-scenes of the restaurant industry.
• The Chef Show - Features chefs and culinary experiences together.
• That Sugar Film - Critiques modern eating habits and their consequences.
• Eat Your Heart Out - Explores food trends and their cultural impacts.
• Food: Delicious Science - Examines the science behind cooking and flavors.
• The Art of Food - Celebrates creativity in culinary arts.
• Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives - Explores unique American diners and their stories.
• The Mind of a Chef - Delves into the philosophies of important chefs.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Cook's Tour List

• Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown - Explores cultures through food in various countries.
• No Reservations - Follows Anthony Bourdain as he travels to different countries for food.
• Street Food - Focuses on local street food and the stories of the vendors.
• Chef's Table - Showcases renowned chefs and their unique cooking styles and stories.
• Kitchen Nightmares - Gordon Ramsay helps struggling restaurants improve their service and food.
• Somebody Feed Phil - Phil Rosenthal travels the world enjoying food and culture.
• Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern - Explores unique foods and culinary traditions around the world.
• Travel Man - Richard Ayoade explores cities with a focus on food and culture.
• The Mind of a Chef - Explores the culinary point of view of various famous chefs.
• Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat - Explores cooking with a focus on the fundamental elements of flavor.
• Ugly Delicious - Combines food with cultural commentary and storytelling.
• The Great British Bake Off - Showcases baking contestants and their culinary creations.
• MasterChef - Amateur cooks compete in various culinary challenges.
• Iron Chef - Culinary competition featuring chefs battling with unique ingredients.
• Top Chef - Professional chefs compete in culinary challenges across the globe.
• The Chef Show - Jon Favreau and Roy Choi cook with various guests, featuring food and culture.
• Food Paradise - Explores different restaurants and their most popular dishes.
• Cheap Eats - Follows hosts as they search for affordable street food and eateries.
• Master of None - Explores food and culture through the lens of a young man's life.
• Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations - Similar travel and food exploration format as A Cook's Tour.
• The Big Family Cooking Showdown - Competes families in cooking challenges, focusing on cultural dishes.
• Dinner: Impossible - Chefs are challenged to create meals under extreme conditions.
• Hungry - Follows a group of friends as they discuss food and culinary culture.
• Cooking with Dog - Japanese cooking show featuring recipes in an entertaining format.
• Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA - Gordon Ramsay travels to help struggling restaurants improve their cuisine.
• The Great Food Truck Race - Food trucks compete in various culinary challenges across the country.
• Top Chef Masters - Renowned chefs compete in high-stakes cooking challenges.
• The Amazing Race - Teams travel around the world, including food-centric challenges.
• Food Network Star - Aspiring chefs compete for their own cooking show on Food Network.
• Pati's Mexican Table - Explores Mexican culture through food and traditional recipes.
• The Splendid Table - Provides insights into culinary traditions and experiences worldwide.
• The Great Canadian Baking Show - Baking competition featuring participants from various backgrounds and cultures.
• Cooks vs. Cons - Amateur chefs compete against professional chefs without being known to the judges.
• Family Style - Follows various families cooking traditional meals together, showcasing cultural significance.
• The Great American Recipe - Showcases diverse home cooks as they share their cultural recipes.
• Simply Ming - Chef Ming Tsai explores Asian-inspired dishes and culture.
• Ainsley's Caribbean Kitchen - Follows Ainsley Harriott exploring Caribbean cuisine and culture.
• The Big Family Cooking Show - Showcases family cooking alongside their diverse cultural backgrounds.
• Good Eats - Combines cooking, food science, and entertaining commentary.
• Eat Well for Less? - Helps families save money while maintaining good eating habits and cultural dishes.
• My Kitchen Rules - Couples compete in teams to prepare gourmet dishes based on their culture.
• From Scratch - Follows chefs and home cooks as they share their culinary heritage.
• Lidia's Kitchen - Lidia Bastianich shares her Italian recipes and cultural influences.