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Somebody Feed Phil visits Nashville in season six

Phil Rosenthal. Photo: Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images Writer and producer Phil Rosenthal brought his Netflix show "Somebody Feed Phil" to Nashville.The streaming docuseries follows the "Everybody Loves Raymond" creator as he eats his way through cities around the world. The latest: The Nashville episode was part of season six, which was released this week. It features Rosenthal visiting many of the city's buzziest restaurants and riding a pedal tavern on Lower Broadway.Country music star Brad Paisley, actress Patricia Heaton and producer T Bone Burnett make appearances in the 47-minute episode. Dig in: Rosenthal's menu reflected the vibrance of Nashville's culinary scene.He started with a classic: biscuits and breakfast at the Loveless Cafe.He also visited Prince's Hot Chicken, , Arnold's Country Kitchen, Rolf and Daughters, and Daddy's Dogs, among others. Plate of play: Paisley tagged along for a visit to , where celebrity chef Sean Brock explained the city's appeal."One of the things that drew me to Nashville early on was its soul," Brock said. "It's not just music anymore. … This town supports people doing good work and honest work.""What that does for someone like me is gives me the courage to open a crazy restaurant project because you know that you're going to have the support." Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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