Feed the Beast

Hosted by ‘late night foodie expert’ (you can really be an expert in anything these days, I want to be the ‘foods that start with the letter ‘Q’ expert’) Mikey Roe, Feed The Beast will explore the best places to eat across the US at an hour when most establishments would be closed.

It’s a half-hour, weekly series that has Mikey–whose name is far too close to The Discovery Channel’s Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs fame–visit cities known for their nightlife activities to sample “concoctions that can only satisfy a late night palette” not to mention interact with the chefs as well as after-hours clientele.

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Latest restaurant reviews from the TV show Feed the Beast

• Biscuit Bitch in Seattle, WA
  
• Monster Dog in Seattle, WA
  
• Off the Rez in Seattle, WA
  
• Li’l Woody’s in Seattle, WA
  
• Beth’s Cafe in Seattle, WA
  
• Yuet Lee in San Francisc, CA
  
• The Halal Guys in New York, NY
  
• Fratelli in Staten Island, NY
  
• Bubby in New York, NY
  
• Butter in San Francisco, CA
  
• Chi’Lantro Korean BBQ in Austin, TX
  
• Crif Dogs in New York, NY
  
• Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago, IL
  
• Kingstone Mines in Chicago, IL
  
• El Farolito in San francisco, CA
  
• Frank in Austin, TX
  
• Grubstake Diner in San Francisco, CA
  
• Magnolia Cafe in Austin, TX
  
• Miguel’s Cuban in Austin, TX
  
• Paddy Long’s in Chicago, IL
  
• Sam’s BBQ in Austin, TX
  
• The Diner Grill in Chicago, IL
  
• Cole’s French Dip in Los Angeles, CA
  
• Dan Sung Sa in Los Angeles, CA
  
• Berri’s Pizza Cafe in Los Angeles, CA
  
• 25 Degrees Restaurant in Los Angeles, CA