Would Guy Fieri ever run for mayor? “I’d be a mayor. I mean, I am a mayor. I’m the mayor of Flavortown.”
The television host and restaurateur also talks about why he skips breakfast and officiating Kristen Stewart’s wedding: ‘I’m standing by, I’m ready to make it happen’The name Guy Fieri has become synonymous with America’s beloved roadside eateries, where regional
comforts are served up on sizzling griddles. On “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” the Emmy-nominated host and restaurateur has established himself as a greasy-spoon connoisseur with a wardrobe full of bowling shirts and a crown of frosted tips.Continue reading your article with
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