How The Bear Season 4 Found Inspiration In Alpana And Oak Parks Frank Lloyd Wright Home

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“The Bear” Season 4 on Hulu emphasizes the personal journeys of chef Carmy Berzatto and his restaurant staff while still honoring Chicago’s culinary heritage. In episode 2, master sommelier Alpana Singh makes a cameo, sharing her expertise on wine pairing with food-runner Gary Woods. Singh, who has been connected with the show since its inception, filmed her segment at Alpana, a restaurant she opened in 2022. In a separate episode, Carmy seeks inspiration at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio in Oak Park, a historic site now serving as a museum. Christine Trevino from the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust praised the crew's familiarity and respect for the site during filming.

This collaboration marked the first scripted television appearance for the Home & Studio, adding to its cultural significance. The season highlights how the characters find purpose in local landmarks, reinforcing the show's commitment to authenticity. Overall, these elements contribute to a rich portrayal of Chicago's food and culture.

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