Phil Rosenthal -
to dine for with kate sullivan

Television Writer, Creator and Executive Producer of "Everybody Loves Raymond" and Host of "Somebody Feed Phil." Location: Los Angeles, CA. Phil Rosenthal is an actor, writer and director who grew up in Queens, New York. He created and executive-produced the smash hit comedy, "Everybody Loves Raymond." In 2015, he created the PBS television series, "I'll Have What Phil's Having," where Rosenthal explored food culture around the world. His newest show on Netflix, "Somebody Feed Phil" is the culmination of all his years in television combined with a vision to try to bring the world together through food. At his favorite restaurant in LA, Phil shares the hardest part of creating a television series and what he hopes people take away from his new creative venture.

Duration: 26 minutes and 46 seconds

Episode Number: 309

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About To Dine for with Kate Sullivan:

If you ask someone to name their favorite restaurant, you're likely to get a revealing answer.

TO DINE FOR WITH KATE SULLIVAN uses this very question as a foundation for a conversation with an array of bright and innovative minds.

In this new series, four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist Kate Sullivan accompanies 10 different guests to their favorite restaurants.

They experience the atmosphere, the location, the ambience, and eat what they love.

Over dinner, Kate's guests - entrepreneurs, change agents, musicians, actors, newsmakers and others - discuss their early lives, their struggles, their successes, the American dream, and how they have tried to achieve it.

This season, Kate travels to Seattle to meet with Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks.

While there they dine at Mamnoon, a Middle Eastern restaurant known for flavors so good "they'll make you cry." Then, she flies to Chicago to visit with Nike designer Jason Mayden, who grew up on the South Side of the city.

Jason takes her to Giordano's Deep Dish pizza to tell her why he loves Chicago, and how it fueled his imagination and dreams.