Local Guy Fieri sightings are alive and well as the Food Network show host is back in Minnesota to film another round of restaurant stops for his popular show “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.”
Guy Fieri makes pit stops at local establishments, hangs with Vikings players when in town
The Food Network host is in town filming episodes of “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.”
The Minnesota Star Tribune
August 28, 2024 at 7:11PM
Fieri took to social media on Tuesday to post a picture with Minnesota Vikings players Harrison Phillips, Nick Muse, Nick Mullens, Garrett Bradbury, Brian O’Neill and Walter Rouse. In the photo, Bradbury is holding boxes of pizza.
“Guess which Guy doesn’t play for the @vikings … the guys crushed a cameo on DDD,” Fieri wrote.
The show is typically hush hush about what restaurants they are featuring, but we know that Fieri also likes to makes pitstops between places he’s filming.
On Tuesday evening, Enkhbileg “Billy” Tserenbat stopped by South Lyndale Liquors, where Fieri hosted a signing of bottles of Santo Tequila, the brand he co-founded. On Wednesday morning, Fieri swung by Tserenbat’s Minneapolis restaurant in the North Loop, Billy Sushi. Tserenbat said his restaurant isn’t being featured on Diners, but that the two are friends and make a point to see each other whenever they’re in the same neck of the woods.
“Whenever I go to California, I stop by his home. Whenever he’s in town, he usually stops by,” Tserenbat said, adding that Fieri let him drive the show’s famous red Chevy Camaro convertible for a bit.
Tserenbat captured the moment and posted on social media. Others also took to social media to report Fieri sightings.
Here’s where Fieri was spotted around town:
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