No reservations, romance, comedy and cooking

In this romantic comedy and cooking story, we follow in the footsteps of Kate, a talented, perfectionist chef who is passionate about her job at a fine dining restaurant in New York.

Kate's life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes the legal guardian of her niece Zoe, a charming and mischievous child who bursts into her orderly and controlled life, challenging her beliefs and daily routine.

As Kate tries to juggle her culinary career with her responsibility as Zoe's guardian, she meets Nick, a charismatic, laid-back chef who works at the same restaurant and awakens feelings and emotions she thought she had forgotten.

Through exquisite cooking scenes, emotional moments and funny situations, “No Reservations” immerses us in a world of flavors, emotions and discoveries where love, family and passion intertwine in a delightful story of second chances and personal growth.

With a charming cast, witty dialogue and a captivating soundtrack, this film invites us to savor life, enjoy the little things and remember that sometimes the best recipes are the ones cooked with love and dedication.

Catherine Zeta-Jones earned a Golden Globe nomination for her lively starring performance as a chef.

Aaron Eckhart brought a nuanced charm opposite Zeta-Jones in the role of her kitchen helper who assists her young niece.

Director Scott Hicks created a tasty and engaging film that combined culinary escapism with emotional depth.

No Reservations grossed $77 million worldwide on a budget of $38 million, a tasty success for Warner Bros.

Audiences and critics alike delighted in the ingenious kitchen dynamics and the growing romance at its core.

Jean-Yves Escoffier's crisp cinematography brought a lively energy to the New York dining scene.