Frasier: Dining Out in Seattle - Part 2

Explore some of Seattle's finest dining establishments (and some not-so-fine) in Part 2, taken from seasons 06 to 11 of Frasier.
Part 1 is available here: • Frasier: Dining Out in...

[@TheBlarggle]

RIP Chez Henri Long Live Chez Henri!

[@ESowder24]

Wasn’t that an other restaurant he was Ban from ? 😂

[@Taijifufu]

@@ESowder24 it was his chez away from chez!

[@ESowder24]

O Henri ! Niles please to soon to joke!

[@saltech3444]

You mean: Chez Henri est mort. Vive Chez Henri!

[@aslkdjfzxcv9779]

i love occasionally escaping back to the 90's.

[@classiclife7204]

Seems like Chez Henri overcame Le Cigare Volant as the top restaurant in Seattle during the second half of the series

[@Taijifufu]

I appreciate the subtitles marking each restaurant. And Hooter's is finally open!🧐

[@Bluestate25]

Home of the sweet and sour 🌮...Priceless!

[@ImpendingJoker]

I lost it at Senor Jose Phong's Home of the Sweet and Sour Taco. 🤣

[@johnpickford4222]

I have two sisters that live in Seattle and there actually is a restaurant named that in the city. It appeals to both migrant workers that pass through (although some stay) and the large Asian community.

[@ianfinrir8724]

Sweet and Sour Tacos sound like an awesome idea.

[@davidmarshall5596]

I never realised how many times these were mentioned in the show 😳 you really do know your Frazier sir...& it is well received by all all Frazier fans👍

[@briankelly130]

Chez Henri certainly saw a lot of service in the second half of the show.

[@magnificalux]

My favorite scene from this compilation video! And adding a bit more from the transcript. 2:20 Niles: Cancel the Millennium! "Chez Henri" has burned down! Frasier: Burned down?! Niles: Yes! Apparently, Henri was caramelizing a huge crème brûlée in the shape of Puget Sound, when a sugar spark ignited a thirty-foot paper maché "Space Needle." They're already calling it the worst centerpiece disaster in the history of Seattle. Frasier: Henri built his reputation with that caramelizing torch. My God, the irony of him burning down his own restaurant with it. It's worthy of "Oh! Henry." Niles: "Oh! Henri." [laughs]

[@wilverbal]

I think he meant "worthy of O. Henry."

[@rolandchang5338]

It’s still too soon to joke about that

[@CzechMirco]

I'm glad that Le Cigare Volant made a comeback in the later seasons, I was affraid it got completely abandoned in favor of Chez Henri.

[@SpeedyEric1]

Frasier started a petition to shut down a Pizza Hut just because he could see it from his condo and not his precious La Cigare Volant?

[@ianfinrir8724]

Papa John's is better anyway.

[@NellCurley]

Hilarious that the fancy French restaurant for which Niles makes reservations with Daphne translates to "The Pig's Foot." 😂

[@linuxtuxfriend9155]

Maybe a truffle pig that is served with truffles. ;-)

[@MorningAngel]

It is strange though it has actually been a popular name for French restaurants. Nowadays, one of the best restaurants in Montreal is called Au pied de cochon.

[@johncumiskey672]

@@linuxtuxfriend9155 Trotters and Truffles..

[@jom6314]

Perfect timing for a keen bean like me. Boom

[@njb1126]

I didn’t remember chez henri but who can forget le cigare volant

[@Torahboy1]

I hear their Grand Marnier soufflé is the best in town

[@rolandchang5338]

Not as good as the eels at Les Freres Heureux

[@ianfinrir8724]

Chez Henri really made a comeback. It's like an O. Henry story. O. Henri, if you will.

[@KyBlossom76]

This is my very favorite show I sure enjoy it a lot thank you I'd love to see a full episode🥰🤗🌹🕊️💚🙏🙏😇🌎

[@juniorfortune5873]

That's alot of fancy restaurants for one City

[@suebradford5758]

Thank you 😁❤👍

[@catherinesanchez1185]

Great list!!!

[@ESowder24]

While not a restaurant I loved Lose my number! chef Etienne! 😂

[@ESowder24]

The steak house they talk about the timber mill ? Or they get ban from that place also ?? 😂

[@echolot]

Le Cigar Volante is the Casa Bonita of the Frasier universe

[@ianfinrir8724]

I made sweet and sour tacos the other day. They were awesome.

[@laurens740]

i stg i *gasped* when i first realized stefano’s is the same set as the restaurant kramer goes to in the summer of george-

[@saphique]

This is masterpiece thank you so much

[@SM-qf7fv]

No mention of Ausini's...the episode they actually bought a restaurant!

[@MikeInPlano]

Half the fun is translating the restaurant names. La Chanteuse: The Singer Le Cigare Volante: The Flying Cigar La Goulue The Glutton Dos Burros: Two Donkeys Campagne: Campaign Quelque Chose: Bite Au Pied du Cochon: At the Pig's Feet Le Petit Oiseau: The Little Bird Les Habitants: The Inhabitants Couer de Singe: Monkey Heart Petite Auberge: The Little Inn Garagiste: Mechanic Cucina: Kitchen

[@ESowder24]

That a Pizza Hut! 😂

[@catherinesanchez1185]

Oh, you forgot the restaurant that the brothers destroyed and the chinese place with the crispy egg rolls that Roz was confident would sue after Bulldog's racist promo!! LOL

[@parafrasier]

They're both in Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ine7o6etl6yNo5o

[@47slayer]

Does Seattle even have these many fine French restaurants in real life?

[@dreamsinmidnight]

😄😂😁💜💚

[@m1t2a1]

Chez Henri is quite the place.

[@jameschavez6400]

What cigar in the name of the restaurant,oh that’s always a good sign of a quality restaurant

[@benjaminbehan4411]

Is part 2 of Niles caught with Daphne coming

[@parafrasier]

It definitely is, but I have a bit of a backlog of videos that I'm trying to get edited and uploaded.

[@benjaminbehan4411]

@@parafrasier thanks

[@thard9989]

@@parafrasier the community appreciates you 🙏

[@benjaminbehan4411]

I'm glad you're making these videos as well as the time and effort you have put into them. I'm happy that Frasier is getting a revival series as well.

[@TheMightsparrow]

Do ANY of these places actually exist in real life?

[@RaymondHng]

Just like with every other location in _Frasier_ ’s Seattle, Chez Henri and Le Cigare Volant are pure fiction.

[@deirdre108]

Cafe Nervosa was the Elliott Bay Cafe which is a real place.

[@ianfinrir8724]

@@RaymondHng Well, with the exception of Pizza Hut, Burger King and the Hooter's by the airport.

[@Tribozom]

3:54 XD

[@saltech3444]

I am not very good at French, but some of these transliterations pique my interest. Shouldn't it be "Le Cigar Volant" not "Le Cigare Volant"?

[@philcampbell3168]

You and me at a fancy French restaurant?? Kinda gay!😆

[@Bobcat9]

The not-english names are all quite ridiculous. From the pig's foot, the flying cigar, the garage operator... like little easter eggs from the writers.

[@ianfinrir8724]

I've heard that "The Pig's Foot" (in various variations) is a common name for French restaurants.

[@MrWillcapone]

I'm more of a Mahalo Valhalla fan myself.

[@ianfinrir8724]

Their Coconut Herring is fantastic.

[@Venomous_471]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@donreed]

Why not the restaurant that Frasier and Niles bought? "IMMIGRATION!"

[@parafrasier]

It was in Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ine7o6etl6yNo5o

[@francesmaurer185]

😂😂😂

[@johnjohnson3709]

I wish you would give the English translation of the French restaurants. I can figure the rest out myself.

[@amog849]

Google

[@laurens740]

Chez henri just means “at Henry’s” and “Le Cigare Volant” means “the flying cigar” :]

[@johnjohnson3709]

@@laurens740 thank you 😊

[@MorningAngel]

The French restaurant names are not that jokey; they're just pretentious sounding. "Campagne" is Countryside, "Quelque chose" means Something, "Au pied de cochon" means At The Pig's Foot, "Le café du paradis" means Heaven's Café, "Le petit oiseau" means The Little Bird, "Les habitants" is The Inhabitants, "Coeur de singe" means Monkey Heart.

[@johnjohnson3709]

@@MorningAngelMerci

[@aaranans]

wtf is happening at the 8 minute mark?

[@CzechMirco]

The adult woman is a P.E. teacher whom Frasier was dating at that time. One day he dropped by at the gym she had class in and witnessed her to be quite stern with one not very athletic and slightly fat girl. This triggered flashbacks in his mind of this own unhappy P.E. classes from his schooltime and ever since whenever he was with this P.E. teacher, instead of her he saw his burly, middle aged, hairy, cigar smoking P.E. teacher which was especially hillarious during romantic and intimate scenes. After a while she noticed his discomfort and so he explained it to her, mentioning how un-athletic he was during his childhood. She in return explained to him that kids need a bit of sternness otherwise they'll never push their limits. This confession helped Frasier and he no longer saw her as his burly male P.E. teacher, but unfortunately it had the opposite effect on her: from that moment she saw him as this slightly fat "wimpy" girl from her class. Which is what this scene depicts.

[@aaranans]

​@@CzechMircowow thanks so much!