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Eager to Skip the Wait at Phil Rosenthal’s L.A. Diner? The ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ Creator Wants to Do You One Better

The Hollywood Reporter ·

Phil Rosenthal has partnered with Marriott Bonvoy to offer members three travel experiences hosted by the *Everybody Loves Raymond* creator and *Somebody Feed Phil* presenter. The Los Angeles event includes a private meal at his popular Max & Helen’s diner, where diners usually cannot reserve a table, giving guests a way to skip the queue and meet Rosenthal.

The series began with a three-night stay in Paros, Greece, for 12 members and their guests. A New Orleans food tour runs from 2 to 4 December, with six two-person packages available and bidding closing on 29 October. The Los Angeles trip runs from 22 to 24 January 2027, featuring a pizza-making class, a two-night hotel stay and breakfast for dinner at Max & Helen’s; bidding opens on 20 October.

  • Phil Rosenthal is hosting three Marriott Bonvoy travel experiences.
  • The Los Angeles package includes a private meal at Max & Helen’s.
  • Events are also planned for Paros and New Orleans.

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Phil Rosenthal is an American television writer and presenter. He created the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond and hosts Somebody Feed Phil, a travel series in which he explores local food and culture.

Marriott Bonvoy is the hotel group’s travel rewards programme, whose members can use points for stays and other experiences. Max & Helen’s is a popular Los Angeles diner associated with Rosenthal; it does not usually take table reservations, so diners may have to wait.

The experiences bring together travel, food and access to a public figure. They are offered in different cities and include hosted activities, giving members a way to visit places connected with Rosenthal’s work and interests.

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