Dinner With Gavin Rossdale

A show where everything flows in the most harmonious way. Gavin is a wonderful surprise in the role of host-beyond his warmth, his love for cooking, and of course, music, he brings us truly intimate moments with his guests.

The guests-each one more fascinating than the next-seem to fully relax and go along with Gavin's various prompts, giving us the feeling they've forgotten they're on a TV show. It creates an intimate space where they open their hearts and speak from their most sincere emotions.

As viewers, we feel like we're right there at the table-like a third guest-enjoying the conversations, almost "smelling" what they're cooking, and getting moved by the honesty of it all.

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This is a such an entertaining series . Gavin Rossdale turns his hand from rock star to chef and prepares mouth-watering dishes for his celebrity guests including the great Sir Tom Jones , Brooke Shields , Selma Blair and Serena Williams .

You are drawn in my deep conversation and Gavin's undeniable cooking skills as he prepares dishes for his celebrity friends and elicits deep and meaningful conversations .

Highly recommended this series both for Gavin's cooking and tips and for excellent dinner conversations.

This show isn't your regular cooking show, nor is it a run-of-the-mill chat show. It takes elements from both and elevates them to new heights with mouth-watering food, great imagery, amazing guests, deep conversation, and compelling/fun episode structure that is unique and vibrant. Definitely give this show a watch.

So pleasantly surprised by DINNER WITH GAVIN ROSSDALE! I came into the show out of curiosity, watched all six episodes, and left impressed. I was a Bush fan in the 90s and 00s, and it isn't hard to love Gavin, who is immensely talented and intelligent. As a host here, Gavin is also considerate, thoughtful, convivial and self-deprecating in the most charming way possible. His love of cooking is clear, but not overpowering to the format. He isn't trying to show off his knowledge, but is rather showing us another facet of his artistry in a way that's incredibly palatable to the average viewer who is moderately interested in cooking and food.

Gavin connects with all types with great ease, finding common ground and eliciting candid statements and observations about their lives and careers. The Brooke Shields episode was especially eye-opening (she is absolutely dynamite, proudly fallible and totally relatable). Kudos to Gavin for trying his hand at something new, and for doing it with so much gentlemanly aplomb.

Dinner with Gavin Rossdale makes you feel like a special guest at an exclusive dinner party sharing intimate secrets, enjoying a sumptuous meal and rocking out to some post-dinner tunes. It's the trifecta of an entertaining evening and each episode leaves you wanting more - more food, more conversation and more music. The only real question is " how can I get on the invite list?"