Ever wondered what it’s like to eat for a living? In this episode of Comersaciones, we sit down with Brazilian food writer and restaurant critic Gabrielli Menezes to talk about the art of food writing, the realities of fine dining, and what truly matters when evaluating a meal.
Gabrielli has spent years exploring the world’s best restaurants, uncovering food stories, and refining her palate. In this conversation, we cover:
🍽️ What it’s like to be a food writer – The behind-the-scenes of eating for work.
📍 How restaurant critics rate food – More than just taste, it’s about storytelling.
🇧🇷 Brazilian food culture & indigenous influences – Cassava, tapioca, and bold flavors.
🔥 The truth about restaurant lists – Are rankings fair, or just good PR?
👨🍳 Would Gabrielli ever open her own restaurant? – The difference between critics and chefs.
💡 The dream interview: Anthony Bourdain – What made him an icon in food journalism.
Whether you love fine dining, food storytelling, or just discovering new flavors, this episode offers a deep dive into the world of food criticism and culinary culture.
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