Stephanie Cmar Biography
Stephanie Cmar is a private chef from the United States who competed in three seasons of Top Chef. Cmar was a Top Chef: All-Stars L.A. finalist.
How old is Stephanie Cmar? – Age
She is 37 years old as of April 25, 2022. She was born in 1985 in Boston, in Massachusetts the United States.
What happened to Stephanie’s brother from Top Chef? – Family – Education
Colton and Wyatt are Cmar’s two brothers. Cmar’s brother Colton died of a heroin overdose in 2018. Cmar opened up about her brother’s death on Top Chef: All-Stars L.A., revealing that the first dish of her finale dinner was inspired by him. She graduated from Johnson & Wales University in 2007.
Is Stephanie Cmar married? – Husband
Cmar and her husband, David Cavilla, will relocate from Boston to Maine in December 2020.
Stephanie Cmar Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $1 Million.
Stephanie Cmar Weight Loss
Stephanie used the DDPY method to lose 100 pounds in less than a year. She’s reclaimed control of her life.
Stephanie Cmar Restaurant – Career
Cmar has worked as a sous chef at various restaurants, including B&G Oysters, Stir, and Barbara Lynch’s flagship restaurant, No.9 Park. Cmar left No.9 Park in 2014 to open Stacked Donuts, a pop-up donut business. Cmar and Justin Burke-Samson ran Party of Two, a catering firm and pop-up restaurant. Party of Two toured the United States in 2014. Cmar took over as executive chef at Fairsted Kitchen in Boston in 2015. She was the senior chef at Fairsted Kitchen in Boston from June 2015 to February 2016. Cmar left Fairsted to work as a private chef again.
Cmar first appeared in the Top Chef qualifying rounds on the first episode of season 10, with her culinary school buddy Kristen Kish, who went on to win the season. She was not picked to advance to the next round of the competition. She was invited back to compete in Top Chef: New Orleans, where he finished seventh after a contentious elimination in which the challenge’s worst-performing chef could not be ousted that round due to having gained immunity earlier in the episode. She was welcomed back for season 17, Top Chef: All-Stars L.A., and was generally referred to as the season’s underdog. Cmar advanced to the finals of All-Stars L.A., but was defeated by Melissa King.
Cmar debuted a little online cooking show called “My Shitty Little Kitchen” on Instagram in 2020, produced by Brian Pu Ruiz. In 2021, she served on the Top Chef Amateurs rotating panel of judges.