Netflix is expanding its video catalog with a new wave of publisher partnerships, and Eater is among the standout additions. Soon, viewers will be able to stream a wide range of Eater's food-focused programming on the platform.
Beginning August 3, hundreds of Eater videos will appear on Netflix for audiences in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. The lineup includes fresh episodes from series such as Let's Do Lunch and Chef's Day Off, alongside archival favorites like Handmade, Vendors, and Brent Meats World.
The move also broadens Netflix's lifestyle offering with content from other digital brands including Bon Appétit, Epicurious, Delish, Food & Wine, Tastemade, and Tasty. Beyond food, the platform is adding lifestyle programming from names such as Architectural Digest, Allure, Billboard, Variety, and Harper's Bazaar.
According to Stephen Pelletteri, Eater's vice president of video, the partnership extends the reach of the brand's award-winning storytelling and introduces its restaurant and food-culture coverage to a wider audience. Eater's video work has earned multiple honors, including recognition from the New York and Daytime Emmys.
Eater's content will continue to be available on its existing platforms, while Netflix becomes a new discovery channel for its growing archive. This expansion reflects how premium food media is moving into larger streaming ecosystems, shaping the future of digital lifestyle entertainment.
