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As of 2024, Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares success rate is 21%. 18 of the restaurants from Kitchen Nightmares USA are still open while the remaining 66 restaurants have closed as of 2024. These numbers include restaurants from Season 8 of the show, which started airing in September 2023.
- Zocalo - Closed
Zocalo reviews after Kitchen Nightmares. Overall, when the...
- Downcity - Closed
Downcity, also spelled Down City, was a Providence, Rhode...
- Prohibition Grille - Closed
It was Kitchen Nightmares Season 6 Episode 14. When chef...
- All Episodes
A list of all the restaurants featured on Kitchen Nightmares...
- Kingston Cafe - Closed
Kingston Cafe was a Pasadena, California restaurant featured...
- Michon's Restaurant - Closed
Michon’s Smokehouse restaurant was an Atlanta, Georgia...
- Soul Food
Though the Blackberry’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in...
- Burger Kitchen Update
The Burger Kitchen was a Los Angeles, California restaurant...
- Zocalo - Closed
- 10 Zayna Flaming Grill
- 9 Pantaleone’s
- 8 Mama Maria’s
- 7 Ms. Jean’s Southern Cuisine
- 6 Olde Hitching Post Restaurant & Tavern
- 5 Yanni’s Greek Cuisine
- 4 Leone’s
- 3 Luigi’s d’Italia
- 2 Spin-A-Yarn Steakhouse
- 1 Café Hon
This Redondo Beach, CA restaurant from the seventh season, which aired in 2014, has been thriving since Gordon Ramsay and his team swept in. The restaurant was failing mainly due to discord among the owners, along with sub-par food. And while there was reportedly a staff shake-up after the episode aired, the restaurant seems to be getting lots of g...
This New York pizza place located in Denver, CO, was the subject of the first episode in season 7, and it has managed to stay open. Claiming to have the best pizza in Denver, Ramsay’s makeover seemed to have helped them get up with the times, though they continue to use their own secret homemade pizza crust. Their Facebook page shows an impressive ...
Featured in season 6, this Brooklyn restaurant, now called Sal’s Pizzeria and Mama Maria’s Restaurant, is still going strong. Established in 1957, when Ramsay visited this Italian restaurant, an ambulance had to be called when a customer started vomiting. Ramsay later found buckets of moldy food gone bad in the storage area and committed to helping...
Located in Wilkinsburg, PA, this restaurant is still open, though it has changed locations. Reviews remain mixed, but the owner and retired teacher Jean Gould was awarded for her years of service to the community by the Mayor. The biggest issue with this place when Ramsay visited was the attitude: Gould would often get angry at complaining customer...
This restaurant and tavern in Hanson, MA, featured on season 6, boasts average reviews, with some customers saying it is now warm and comforting, while others say it has potential, and praise dishes like the butternut squash ravioli and sandwiches. Dealing with family conflict and sub-par ingredients, Chef Ramsayhad his work cut out for him. But ev...
This family-run Greek restaurant in Phinney Ridge, WA was in serious debt when Ramsay visited with his team in season 6, with a menu that was in serious need of updating and food quality issues. He found moldy and old meat in the fridge, and shut down the kitchen. RELATED: 15 Secrets From Kitchen Nightmares You Never Knew About After the revamp, th...
From season 5, this Montclair, NJ, family-run restaurant fell on hard times when the mother fell into a coma and her son took over the business with no experience. Deep in debt, Ramsay discovered a lengthy menu with more than 100 dishes on it, many of which were bland or too garlicy. With rotten food and cross-contamination discovered in the freeze...
This Anaheim, CA Italian restaurant has been open since 1981, run by owner Luigi Catizone, who opened it with the help of his father. But when his uncle stepped in, it caused issues between the two, who were constantly arguing with one another. Plus, Ramsay discovered in his tastings that the ravioli wasn’t fresh and pasta unseasoned. But slowly af...
Featured in season 5, this Fremont, CA-based steakhousenow has decent reviews, though some customers aren’t happy with the high prices. Attempting to rescue a failing marriage between the owners, due to the issues with the business, Ramsay helped them turn things around and focus on a single cuisine with a drastically slimmed down menu. They contin...
This Baltimore, MD restaurant, featured in season 5 and marked by the giant pink flamingo outside its doors, faced backlash in the community when the owner, who was deemed a bully by staff, trademarked the word “Hon.” With soggy fish and greasy fish and chips, it was in need of a major menu and food quality overhaul. The owner has since given up th...
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- Peter’s Italian Restaurant: Closed. Located in Babylon, New York, Peter’s Italian Restaurant was an eatery that specialized in Italian cuisine. The restaurant was owned by the Pellegrino family, with Tina Pellegrino being at her wit’s end as to how to deal with her brother Peter Pasta Pellegrino.
- Dillon’s Restaurant: Closed. Infamous for its multitude of managers and inability to decide on a food type, Dillon’s Restaurant in Manhattan, New York, was renamed by Gordon to Purnima, a Hindi word for the full moon.
- The Mixing Bowl: Closed. Owned by couple Billy Galletti and Lisa Galletti, The Mixing Bowl was a restaurant in Bellmore, New York. One of the biggest issues with the restaurant’s operation was its manager Mike, whose behavior raised several red flags.
- The Seascape Inn: Closed. The Seascape Inn may have been a well-known restaurant in the late 20th Century in Long Island, New York, but by the time Gordon visits the place, it is a sinking ship.
Feb 14, 2022 · Besides bringing failing restaurants back from the brink, one of the biggest draws of appearing on Kitchen Nightmare was perhaps being able to spend time with the legendary Gordon Ramsay. But according to former Kitchen Nightmares restaurant owners Paul and Leslie Bazzini, that's not the case.
- Nino’s Italian Restaurant – retired. An episode that will forever go down in reality TV folklore for a dramatic exchange between server Michael and his brother – restaurant owner Nino.
- Amy’s Baking Company – closed. It’s tough to imagine employers less suited to the world of work than the couple in charge of Amy’s Baking Company. The Arizona eatery put the “con” in confectionary.
- Peter’s Italian Restaurant – closed. The first business to ever feature on the show, it set the tone for the calamities to come. Once a successful, family-run business, Peter’s Italian Restaurant was bled dry by a fake-tanned owner more interested in mimicking an extra from Goodfellas than running a restaurant.
- Zayna’s Flaming Grill – survived. If there’s one thing that Kitchen Nightmares does better than almost any other show, it’s family fallouts. Zayna’s Flaming Grill is a fine example.
Gordon Ramsay goes to revisit some restaurants previously shown on Kitchen Nightmares.
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6 days ago · After the show's revival in 2023, Fox's "Kitchen Nightmares," starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, has returned to New Orleans for filming. Chelsea Shannon Food and Dining Reporter
