Globetrotter and award-winning funnyman Phil Rosenthal steers a Netflix travel series that feels like a warm hug. Premiering June 18, Season 8 excels with surprises.

Phil Rosenthal talks about the advice he got from Johnny Carson, his soon-to-open diner with Nancy Silverton and using his ...

“Somebody Feed Phil” started life on PBS, where it was cancelled after one season for budgetary reasons, before the show was ...

In an episode of Hub dining, the creator of ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ pals around with Nia Grace and samples spots from Neptune Oyster and Sarma to Quincy Market ...

Tucked away inside the thousands of TV shows available in Netflix's library, like a tiny hole-in-the-wall restaurant that ...

Creator, host and executive producer of 'Somebody Feed Phil', Phil Rosenthal, joins Morning Joe to discuss the show, now in ...

Rosenthal also told DECIDER how he landed Lake Street Dive for Somebody Feed Phil’s incredibly catchy theme song.

The food and travel docuseries Somebody Feed Phil is back for its eighth season on Netflix, solidifying its place as one of ...

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The newest season of the travel food show airs Wednesday on Netflix. The post These Boston restaurants appear in the new ...

Travel + Leisure sat down with Phil Rosenthal to learn more about how he conceived his Netflix series "Somebody Feed Phil," ...

Netflix host Phil Rosenthal comes to town for an episode of his show’s eighth season, dining from Sarma to Galley Diner.