Anthony Bourdain & Chef's Table Nominated for Multiple Emmys

Foodservice and the artistic capabilities of food continue to climb in stardom, with both Anthony Bourdain and Chef’s Table helping lead the way.

Both were nominated for a number of Emmy accolades this year, as entertainment and artistry become associated with food more and more.

Anthony Bourdain and his show Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown beat out last year’s four nominations with an extra title, while Chef’s Table, only on its second season, received three.

Anthony Bourdain’s nominated titles included:

• Outstanding Sound Mixing in a Nonfiction Series- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown “Ethiopia”
• Outstanding Cinematography in a Nonfiction Series- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown “Cuba”
• Outstanding Sound Editing in a Nonfiction Series- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown “Okinawa”
• Outstanding Informational Series or Special- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown
• Outstanding Writing for a Nonfiction Program- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown “Borneo”

Chef’s Table’s nominated titles were:

• Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series- Chef’s Table
• Outstanding Music Composition for a Series- Chef’s Table“Grant Achatz”
• Outstanding Directing for a Nonfiction Program- Chef’s Table “Gaggan Anand”

This would be the first time Chef’s Table were to win an Emmy, while Anthony Bourdain has three under his belt since his first nominations back in 2013. His show has since been nominated a total of 16 times, according to the Emmys official website.

The winners will be announced September 18, 2016 at 7:00PM ET on ABC. Deli Market News will watch that and other key events that help shine a spotlight on our industry.