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Three food and design experts travel the world to revive failing restaurants by connecting them to the local culture beyond their gorgeous views.
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Episode 1 - Slovenia
May. 08,2020
Increased competition threatens to leave a hip, historic Ljubljana bar-cafe stuck in Slovenia’s past. But with a cool update, it gets its groove back.
Episode 2 - Okanagan Valley
May. 08,2020
A lakeside pub in Canada’s Okanagan Valley transforms from a franchise clone with seasonal tourist trade into a cozy year-round magnet for locals.
Episode 3 - Finland
May. 08,2020
Modern Scandinavian design and deliciously fun food transport a forgotten heritage restaurant outside Turku, Finland, into the 21st century.
Episode 4 - Muskoka
May. 08,2020
An Ontario eatery's delectable view can’t save its messy menu and interior, but an overhaul with fresh, local flavor brings the outdoor bounty inside.
Episode 5 - Hawaii
May. 08,2020
An infusion of authentic aloha spirit just might salvage an Italian restaurant that sits empty despite its stunning view of Hawaii’s Keauhou Bay.
Episode 6 - St. Croix
May. 08,2020
Two expats’ washed-up St. Croix eatery goes from dark man cave to bright beach bar with the additions of regional seafood and decor — and a swingset.
Episode 7 - Arizona
May. 08,2020
Inspired by Southwestern culture and Arizona's sweeping desert vistas, the trio brings balance to a badly reviewed bistro and its chaotic menu.
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