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Osteria Francescana
No. 18Admit one · the scene
Chef's Table (Netflix) (2015)
The first episode of Chef's Table: Massimo Bottura, Parmigiano at five ages, and the lemon tart he made after a cook dropped one. It also stars in Master of None.
What to order
The tasting menu, which still ends with "Oops! I dropped the lemon tart"
Three MICHELIN stars and twice No. 1 in the world; the show made Bottura the most famous chef in Italy. A once-in-a-lifetime dinner in a small, quiet room.
Where Chef checked it: dissapore.com, slate.fr, dreamofitaly.com · open as of November 8, 2026.
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