Open ‘Top Chef’ casting call in S.F.

Bravo casting directors are headed to San Francisco in search of charismatic, outgoing men and women with a love for cooking for the fourth season of its Emmy-nominated culinary competition series, “Top Chef,” which will shoot in Chicago. Interested “chef-testants” — aspiring chefs with all levels of experience and backgrounds — are invited to audition.

Auditions are being held between noon and 4 p.m. Sunday at Postrio, 545 Post St., San Francisco. Applicants must be 21 or older, legal U.S. residents and believe they have the skill to compete and create unique, beautiful and delicious dishes each week. For more information and the complete list of open casting call requirements, visit www.bravotv.com/casting.

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