
Comedians Ed Gamble and James Acaster invite special guests into their magical restaurant to each choose their favourite starter, main course, side dish, dessert and drink. Ever wanted to eat your dream meal? It's time to order Off Menu.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 402 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedy | |||

Fan favourite from way back in Series 3 of Off Menu, US podcasting royalty and ‘Bojack Horseman’ star Paul F. Tompkins returns to the Dream Restaurant for a Tasting Menu.
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Radio DJ, presenter, and supportive-man-to-new-stand-up-comedians, Melvin Odoom is this week’s dream diner. And he’s choosing menu choices no one has ever picked before.
Melvin Odoom is on ‘Celebrity Masterchef’. Watch the full series on BBC iPlaye... more
Stand-up, podcaster, and Ed's wine club buddy Pierre Novellie has a table booked this week. They chat dream meals, getting trapped in caves, and whether the Queen in Narnia was fit.
Pierre Novellie is at London’s Soho Theatre with his new show ‘OK,... more
We’re in National Treasure territory again as we welcome British comedy royalty Sanjeev Bhaskar to the Dream Restaurant. The ‘Goodness Gracious Me’ and ‘Taskmaster’ star makes James laugh more than he ever has on the podcast, we think.
Sanjeev Bhask... more
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The quality of guests is sometimes so low it really makes you wonder why you bothered listening. Recent guests just seem to moan about things and have no joy of their choices which seems a bit weird. Also, why film it, makes it worse to listen to now. All in all, just listen to old ones as you’ve ruined the pod I’m afraid.
I really like Off Menu — the content is consistently entertaining, and I enjoy both presenters, so I listen regularly. The guests and conversations are often hilarious, and the format works really well. However, the production quality lets it down.
The sound effects and transition clips used to move between segments can feel distracting, old-fashioned and outdated. Rather than enhancing the conversation, they often interrupt its flow and give the podcast a slightly amateurish feel.
It’s partic... more
Used to be fab but victim of its own success now - just people on PR tours or annoying live (LOUD) returning guests. Guys have changed with success too. Shame. If you are new listen to first couple years when it was still good.
Long time listener and I still love Ed and James! They’re hilarious (I’m often laughing out loud) and their food knowledge is superior.
This is such a funny podcast which makes me laugh out loud.
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Apple Podcasts | #21 |
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A lighthearted interview format where two humorists invite celebrities and performers to imagine their dream menu, then riff through starters, mains, sides, desserts, and drinks. Episodes blend personal stories, career highlights, pop culture nostalgia, and improvisational banter, often featuring live show energy, running gags, and playful debates about food, memory, and fame. The show stands out for its extended, audience-engaging format, celebrity guests from film and TV, and a strong emphasis on humor and storytelling over glossy promotion.
Potential listeners will enjoy carefree, fast-paced comedy, affectionate celebrity anecdotes, and creative food fantasies, with a penchant for nostalgia and theatrical live performances. Unique stren... more
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Recent guests on Off Menu include:
1. Melvin Odoom
2. Pierre Novellie
3. Sanjeev Bhaskar
4. Jacqueline Novak
5. Tessa Coates
6. Kaya Scodelario
7. Mark Gatiss
8. Bella Ramsey
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