The Menu ending, especially a moment Chef Slowik and Margot share over a cheeseburger, requires explaining. Here's what the ending of The Menu means.

In The Menu, culinary artist Julian Slowik invites a group of foodies to his secluded island, where he promises them an evening they'll never forget. After they arrive, Slowik explains how each of ...

If you're curious about what Chef Julian Slowik whispers to Tyler in The Menu, then we've got your back. Inside, we explain everything.

The tyrannical villain of the story, Julian Slowik (Fiennes), is a highly decorated and rewarded chef, obsessed with precision, attention to detail, and control.

Imagine you’re one of the twelve elite guests that get to dine on the island of Hawthorn at Chef Julian Slowik’s exclusive restaurant, but instead of getting killed in the end, you know ...

The restaurant is Hawthorne, located on a remote island, the chef is Julian Slowik (Ralph Fiennes). The guests include a food critic (Janet McTeer) and her editor (Paul Adelstein), a group of ...

Screenwriters Seth Reiss and Will Tracy didn't intend to pen a movie about class disparity set in a destination restaurant but broke down their script as a coursed out tasting menu. In "The Menu," ...

Whoever said that revenge is a dish best served cold lacked the culinary imagination of Julian Slowik, the famed, revered, and as it turns out quite deranged master chef Ralph Fiennes plays in The ...

The restaurant is Hawthorne, located on a remote coastal island in the Pacific Northwest; the chef is Julian Slowik (Ralph Fiennes). The guests include a food critic (Janet McTeer) and her editor ...