In 2009, Mendelsohn created his "Prez Obama Burger" in honor of President Barack Obama's 2009 inaugural celebration. In February 2014, Mendelsohn appeared on The Queen Latifah Show. He also appeared on shows such as Good Morning America, The View, Rachael Ray, and VH1's Big Morning Buzz Live. He was selected as one of the chefs to compete in Food Network’s Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs in the fall of 2011 and asked back to compete in Food Network’s Next Iron Chef: Redemption season that aired in November 2012. In 2010, Mendelsohn was featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine giving his five dating tips.ĭuring the summer of 2011, the CBS' The Early Show featured him as a regular guest correspondent. He was also featured on other television shows, such as Bravo TV’s Life After Top Chef (aired in the fall of 2012) and Top Chef: All Stars (aired in December 2010), Food Network’s Iron Chef America and Spike TV’s Bar Rescue. Mendelsohn made his television debut on Bravo TV’s television series Top Chef: Chicago. Mendelsohn notes in an interview that "my family has been in the business for centuries - my father, grandfather, and great-grandfather." In 2008, Spike's family formed the Washington, D.C.-based Sunnyside Restaurant Group consisting of the restaurants "Good Stuff Eatery," "We, The Pizza," and "Santa Rosa Taqueria." Media appearances Mendelsohn has since worked for culinary chefs such as Gerard Boyer in Reims, France Thomas Keller of The French Laundry and Bouchon in Napa Valley, California Sirio Maccioni of Le Cirque and Drew Neiporent's Mai House in New York City. While studying at the institute, Mendelsohn began his friendship with American Chef Marcel Vigneron. In 2005, Mendelsohn graduated from the Culinary Institute of America.
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