We document the world's most compelling food and travel experiences. Curated by two people who eat everything that looks interesting, then share every detail so you can do the same. Or travel with us.
The world is full of recommendations. See this, eat there, do not miss this. But no one asks how you want to feel. Knowhere starts there.
Nathan Harris and Payton Ervin spend a lot of time traveling between cities for work, sitting in extraordinary rooms, and discovering that the best moments always happen around a table. They built Knowhere to document those moments and share them with people who want the same thing — real experiences in real cities, designed with the specificity of someone who has actually been there.
Every recommendation is earned at their own table. No free meals. No sponsored placements. No allegiance to any city, chef, or trend. The viewer is always the third person at the table.
The heat builds without overwhelming the citrus. That is the standard.The Food Series — NYC, Episode One
Two people. One city. Every meal earned at their own table.The Knowhere Approach
Intimacy. Authenticity. Inclusivity. Impact. Storytelling.Brand Pillars
Honest about what misses. Specific about what lands. That is the entire editorial standard.Editorial Philosophy
The kitchen table has always been where business got done and relationships got built.Nathan Harris
We document every city we work in, every meal worth remembering, and every room where impact actually happens.The Mission
The heat builds without overwhelming the citrus. That is the standard.The Food Series — NYC, Episode One
Two people. One city. Every meal earned at their own table.The Knowhere Approach
Intimacy. Authenticity. Inclusivity. Impact. Storytelling.Brand Pillars
Honest about what misses. Specific about what lands. That is the entire editorial standard.Editorial Philosophy
The kitchen table has always been where business got done and relationships got built.Nathan Harris
We document every city we work in, every meal worth remembering, and every room where impact actually happens.The Mission
We build experiences for people who do meaningful work and travel as part of that life. Not tourists. Professionals who move between cities, boardrooms, and dinner tables.
You live between cities and work from wherever the WiFi holds. We build trips around your schedule, your pace, and the meals that make the layover worth it.
Nathan and Payton are the proof of concept. Two people, one city, three days of eating and exploring with no agenda beyond being present together.
Philanthropy meets travel. If you convene rooms that matter, attend summits, and want to build community while seeing the world, this is your lane.
From Four Seasons gatherings to Jeffersonian dinners with Hall of Famers, we design group experiences where the setting matches the caliber of the conversation.
Traveling alone does not mean eating alone. Our spot guides and itineraries are built for one person who wants the city to reveal itself on their terms.
Two people fly to a city they have no allegiance to and eat everything that looks interesting. They are not critics. They are not locals. They are outsiders observing what a city reveals through its food, its neighborhoods, and the spaces between meals.
Then we leave a trail of bricks behind. Every restaurant, every neighborhood, every honest observation — documented so you can duplicate the experience yourself. Or better yet, come with us.
Watch the FilmNathan is a builder. As General Partner at Immersion Innovations, he convenes iconic leaders in sports, entertainment, and philanthropy to drive social impact at scale. His work has put him in rooms with Hall of Famers, Fortune-level executives, and cultural leaders from Google headquarters to Four Seasons retreats. Along the way, he discovered that the most extraordinary moments always happened around a table.
Food is in his blood. Nathan draws from deep hospitality roots on both sides of his family — the Harris legacy on his mother's side and the Sutton legacy on his father's. The kitchen table has always been where business got done and relationships got built. Knowhere is the natural extension of that.
Payton is Chief of Staff, the eye for detail, and the person who notices what Nathan doesn't. She manages the operations, the creative direction, and the rhythm of every trip. Together they are the lens through which Knowhere sees the world.
They document every city they travel to, every meal worth remembering, and every honest observation along the way. NYC is the first episode. The journey is just beginning.
Every restaurant from Episode One, with neighborhoods, what to order, and what we actually thought.
It is not nostalgia. The pastrami is still extraordinary. Here is why the hype holds up in 2026.
How we run a business between flights, shoots, and nine-course dinners.
Sony A7S III, wired lav, one LED panel, and an iPhone on a gimbal.
Each episode is a city. Every meal documented with the honesty of someone who paid their own bill and will tell you when something is overhyped.
NYC is Episode One. The site, the content, the spot guide — all built on a design system that changes color with every city. When the city changes, everything changes.
Watch Episode One: NYCEvery recommendation earned at our own table. No free meals. No sponsored placements.
No templates. Your itinerary is designed around your pace, your tastes, your people.
A design system that changes color with every city. NYC is first. Ten more are coming.
Join group trips with the founders, or book a private experience designed just for you.
Honest about what misses. Specific about what lands. That is the entire standard.
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