Roadfood (TV Series) Detroit, MI (2022) User Reviews

Foodie Here

[gisherkelley · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

I love food roadshow and this is one of the best ones to watch. Misha Collins brings a certain amount charm and wit as he crosses the country. Shining a light on a broad spectrum of hidden dining gems.

I understand that there is a batallion of haters who love to rally in an effort to destroy MC career. Dont let them sway you. Watch the show and see for yourself.

Yum!

[placesinmymind · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

Fantastic episode with food to die for. The city lot gardens make me want to move to Detroit! I learned alot of how Detroit was founded and by whom. Misha was, as always, open, curious and respectful. I wish everyone could just treat people as people, equal.

Wonderful

[ksb0888 · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

This is my favourite episode so far. The conversations started and the projects that were visited all due to the demise of the motor industry were inspiring.

Wonderful episode

[anaportugal · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

Wonderful episode in a show I absolutely love. Food as a means to develop empathy and bring people together. And choice of the host was made in heaven. More of this, please!

Incredible show!

[mcnaneylouisa · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

This is an incredible and inspiring show. Misha Collins is a spectacular host. It's definitely Emmy material. This is more than a food show; it features real people sharing their lives and livelihoods with the world. I hope there will be a season 2. I can't get enough of this.

Lovely episode

[williamsrw-53054 · 10/10 · 15 January 2022]

The host is warm and curious about everything, and the guests are passionate about food and community. The episode gave me the same feeling as comfort food, while also inspiring me to get involved in my own community.

Detroit soul food

[sandraeriggs · 10/10 · 16 January 2022]

This was a good solid episode and loved the restaurants. But more than the restaurants, the best part of the episode was the segment on urban farming. It just seemed so logical and moving and important to the community. Really enjoyed watching.

Community gardens are awesome

[ailiswindemere · 10/10 · 16 January 2022]

I didn't know the history of collard greens so that was really interesting! Detroit is actually a city I'm familiar with but haven't been in about a decade and I'm so glad to see the surgence of community gardens and the population creating a new and vibrant city.

Detroit doesn't stop

[sdegennaro13 · 10/10 · 17 January 2022]

What a wonderful episode. So amazing to hear about all the efforts to help with food equity among the people of Detroit. Make me want to start my own garden and help others that way. My only complaint is the interviews are too short! I want to know more about those people.

I've never been but would love to visit

[laurengarcia-85610 · 10/10 · 17 January 2022]

I really loved the art that was shown here ! The artist in me was just blown away of how anyone had the patients to make there art so bright and huge.

I loved the guests we had I loved the elders in the neighborhoods giving fresh produce to strangers during covid 19 . I had never grown up with fresh produces so to have these kids and adults take care of it was awesome.

Brilliant

[tinadd-77694 · 10/10 · 21 January 2022]

I love this show, each episode gives such an insight into the area & cuisine. Misha Collins is a joy, with a genuine curiosity & interest in the people he is speaking to. Only one criticism and that is that it is too short, programme needs to be an hour long & I'd like to see Misha attempting to recreate some of the dishes himself.

Great episode

[dtxppq · 10/10 · 19 February 2022]

Heavy focus on food, of course. But the segments on urban farming and art really made this episode! I love how Misha and the crew just roll with whomever comes through the doors of the places they are too.