Late Nite Eats — Season 2

Jordan Andino travels to Washington, DC, for a truly capital late-night experience. He's starting off on Capital Hill where he sinks his teeth into a cheesy pimento burger at EatBar -- a gastropub on Barracks Row where staffers love to unwind after a long day's work. Next, it's off to Blagden Alley to sample Tiger Fork's Cantonese delights including their Hong-Kong-style bubble waffle sundae. Jordan finishes his night at The Passenger -- a dive bar serving up gourmet eats to a late-night crowd of chefs and savvy diners -- where he dives into their most infamous sandwich made with the crispiest, crunchiest porchetta he's ever eaten.

Jordan Andino is kicking off his night in Charlotte at Haberdish to learn the secret behind their mouthwatering fried chicken that some say is the best in the south. His next stop is at Duckworth -- a former speakeasy that offers late-night diners a tempting flight of savory waffle cones. And to end his night on a sweeter note, Jordan heads to Crave Dessert Bar for their best-selling flaming molten lava cake.

Jordan Andino begins his tour of Beantown's late-night grub in rising old-time Boston neighborhood Southie. With their award-winning chicken and waffles, Throwback Korean BBQ and famous butterscotch pudding, Moonshine 152 truly is the crown jewel of Southie's late-night food scene. Next, Jordan's off to Cambridge where the food is so good, he's has to make two stops. First, it's craft brew bar and gastropub Lord Hobo where he tries their beer-infused Chicago-style corn dogs and gets a sneak peek at their crowd-pleasing nachos. Saving the best for last, Jordan finally ends up at Alden and Harlow where their world-famous burger is so secret it's not even on the late-night menu.

Jordan Andino is in Memphis — a city known for barbecue and the blues — to check out the late-night food scene. He's firing up the evening with some Southern-style Polynesian fare at Atomic Tiki — a hidden oasis in Overton Park — to try their pork belly steamed buns and Polynesian meatballs. Next, it's off to South Main for a taste of share plates from around the world including Duck Confit Fried Rice topped with a perfect, yolky egg at South of Beale. His last stop is just a trolley ride away at The Vault -- a late-night hot spot built in a former bank building serving up cool beers and delicious comfort foods with true Southern hospitality. He gets a look at their famous dinner-style Smash Burger before trying the most mind-blowing bread pudding of his life made with their award-winning biscuits.

Chef Jordan Andino heads up Canada's east coast to check out the nightlife in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He starts at The Watch That Ends the Night for one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches he's ever had. Next, he's off to El Chino Snack Bar to fill up on a mix of Chinese and Mexican dishes before learning about a dessert place so secret he'll need a password to get in! Jordan's last stop is the speakeasy Noble, where he tries their most famous dessert, the Peanut Butter Pie.

Chef Jordan Andino's in the Sunshine State to check out the late night food scene in Orlando. His first stop is downtown for some delicious Colombian cuisine at Super Rico Colombian Bistro. Then he's off to Dixie Dharma, which offers up Southern food with a meat-free twist, and Jordan fills up on their BBQ Pulled Jackfruit sandwich. His final stop combines sweet and savory at Teak Neighborhood Grill, where he downs the doughnut-burger mashup known as the Cronie Burger.

Jordan Andino heads to Calgary in Alberta, Canada, which is a mecca for eats after dark. For happy hour in the trendy Mission District, there's nowhere better than Anejo Restaurant, where Jordan tries some of the most authentic tacos he's ever tasted. Then he's off to Home and Away, a fun-loving spot famous for Chef Mike Pigot's legendary weekly wing specials. To end the night, Jordan stops at Anju, where Chef Roy Oh serves the city's chefs a menu of Korean small plates and an absolutely delicious sweet and salty dessert.

Chef Jordan Andino heads out west to explore the late night food scene in Denver. His first stop is there... to try some Colorado-inspired appetizers, including elk lettuce wraps and salmon tostadas. Next, Jordan grabs a Lamb Loco Moco hamburger for dinner at Euclid Hall. For his final stop, Jordan's on the hunt for something sweet, and he finds it at Humble Pie, where homemade pies and milkshakes collide.

Jordan Andino is in Milwaukee to sample the city's cheesiest offerings. First up, he heads downtown for a beer cheese-laden Wisco Burger at Oak Barrel Public House. Then he's off to wine bar Balzac for a cheesy spin on a classic dessert. For his last stop, Jordan visits The Vanguard in Bayview for the best sausages in the city and, of course, some more cheese.

Jordan Andino starts his night in Philadelphia at the Taproom on 19th, learning the secrets behind the city's most popular wings. For dinner, he's off to Lloyd Whiskey Bar in Fishtown, where he tries meatloaf unlike any Mom ever made. Jordan caps off his visit to Philly with a Mexican-style, brownie-laden sundae at La Calaca Feliz.

Jordan Andino is checking out the food scene after dark in San Antonio, where his first stop is The Hoppy Monk for rabbit barbacoa tacos. Then he heads to Cullum's Attagirl, an authentic chicken shack dishing out Texas-style fried chicken with plenty of inventive twists. Finally, Jordan finds a deliciously sweet dessert at Toro Kitchen and Bar.

Jordan Andino is checking out the late night food scene in Toronto, and his first stop is Poor Romeo, which serves up Tex-Mex eats with rock 'n' roll style. Then he's off to Koi Koi Sake Bar for a Japanese salmon dish that's a great way to end any night. On his way home, Jordan can't resist a sweet slice of the islands at Laylow Brewery, where Young Animal makes dessert with Trinidadian flair.

Jordan Andino kicks off his night in northern New Jersey with coconut crab buns at Dullboy in Jersey City. For his next stop, he's headed just a few blocks away to Talde for Filipino-style short ribs. Jordan's last stop takes him to Hoboken's Antique Bar and Bakery for the biggest bread pudding he's ever seen and a bit of local history.