Who is the host of the Travel Channel's culinary adventure show "No Reservations"?

Anthony Bourdain was the host of the Travel Channel's culinary adventure show No Reservations. The series combined travel documentary, food exploration, and cultural commentary, following Bourdain as he ate and met people in destinations around the world.

No Reservations premiered on the Travel Channel in 2005 after Bourdain had already gained attention from his memoir Kitchen Confidential and his earlier Food Network series A Cook's Tour. Rather than presenting food as a polished cooking demonstration, Bourdain used meals as a way to explore local history, politics, class, migration, and everyday life.

The show ran for nine seasons and ended in 2012. Bourdain later hosted The Layover on the Travel Channel and Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown on CNN. A common mix-up is attributing No Reservations to Parts Unknown, but both programs were hosted by Bourdain on different networks and in different periods of his career.