Bazzini - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Bazzini

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visit's Bazzini in Ridgewood, New Jersey.

Bazzini is owned by Paul Bazzini and his wife Leslie Bazzini.

The restaurant has been open for five years.

Paul had worked up in the restaurant to becoming an Executive chef.

Since buying the restaurant he has been overwhelmed.

According to Leslie, Paul has been recognized many times throughout his career.

He has featured in several magazines with very positive reviews.

When they opened she believed the restaurant would be successful.

The pressure of owning a restaurant has definitely beaten Paul down.

His passion for food is not burning as brightly as it once was.

The staff say that Paul isn’t good at dealing with criticism.

He gets frustrated a lot and yells at the chefs and waiters.

They also say that Paul believes what he is doing is right and doesn’t need to be changed.

The restaurant is being financed by Paul's wife Leslie.

The restaurant is open for just a few hours in the evening.

Leslie says that there are no college funds for their children.

She is scared that their bills won't get paid.

Gordon arrives and takes a walk about in the area.

He notices that there are many other restaurants close to the restaurant.

He arrives and finds that the restaurant is shut and the doors are locked.

Gordon sees a sign at the side of the door, stating that the restaurant only opens at evening.

Paul turns up at the restaurant and invites Gordon to come inside.

Gordon tells Paul to cook him something special rather than him picking something to try.

The dining room is cramped and very narrow.

Gordon thinks the decor in the small dining room is depressing.

The food is brought to him by head waiter Alex.

Gordon does not like the food.

The fettuccini is bland and cold and the chicken is dry and hard.

Alex tells Gordon that Paul doesn’t like when his food is criticized.

He reacted the same way he reacts to a lot of the guests criticisms.

He acts like they’re not necessarily important as he is right.

Gordon meets with Leslie, who came in and gave him a hug for the help he came to do.

Gordon tries the mushroom Risotto, which was is sticky and is stuck onto the plate.

Gordon actually twirls the plate and the rice was still stuck to the plate.

He comments that it is mushy and disgusting.

Finally, Gordon tries a Tilapia dish, crusted with almonds and served with rice.

It is mushy, greasy and tastes bland.

Gordon asks if there is dessert.

He is served a slice of carrot cake and cheesecake.

Gordon loves the desserts, branding them delicious.

He comments that the cake is clearly made with passion.

They were both made by Sharyn, the pastry chef.

Gordon meets with Paul and Leslie after the meal.

He praises the desert but was not impressed with everything else.

Paul claims the mushiness and blandness is due to most customers being of old age.

Gordon decides to observe the evening’s dinner service.

Sharyn flirts outragiously with Gordon.

Gordon finds out the Crab Cakes are precooked and were made the previous day.

A customer sends one back as it has been burnt.

Gordon reports the crab cake situation to Leslie.

She claims she wasn’t aware of it as she thought everything was fresh and homemade.

The food is slow, taking over an hour to reach the customers.

Gordon times the amount of time that foods sit on the pass.

Paul orders the food to be taken out.

11 minutes after it has been sitting on the pass, getting cold.

After the long wait, the frustrated customers aren’t satisfied.

The dishes were either overcooked or were cold.

During the service, an argument breaks out between Paul and Sharyn.

The argument is over a chicken dish and the staff are frustrated.

With the intense frustration in the dining room, Gordon is forced to stop the service.

He wants to avoid further damage to the restaurant’s reputation.

Leslie breaks into tears as she has never experienced a worse dinner service than that.

Paul continues making excuses as to why the service was a disaster.

Gordon meets with Paul after service.

Leslie is frustrated that Paul can't see the problems in the restaurant.

Gordon realizes he has no fire and tries to reignite his passion.

He tells Paul that he has noticed Paul’s passion for food has gone and that he has given up.

Paul confesses that he isn’t happy with the way things are.

He says that he is ashamed of the restaurant.

The next morning, Gordon wants to rekindle Paul’s passion.

He gives Paul a challenge of cooking a pasta dish with homemade pasta in 15 minutes.

Gordon likes it and the positive comment he gave lifted Paul as he passionately talked about pasta.

Gordon decides to try a small experiment.

He takes advantage of the foot traffic in the neighborhood to test Paul’s speed in the kitchen.

He then reveals that they will open the restaurant for a simple 2 course lunch.

Sharyn and Leslie will work the front and Gordon and Paul will cook in the kitchen.

Sharyn and Leslie have no experience in the dining room.

They make a lot of mistakes including forgetting to give a customer a spoon for soup.

With Paul and Gordon working together, beautiful fresh pasta was flying out of the kitchen.

The lunch is a success and the customers are pleased with the food.

With many saying that the pasta was the best they had ever tasted and Paul is beaming.

Gordon's team worked overnight to renovate the restaurant to a contemporary, modern theme.

The makeover is dramatic and when it is revealed Paul beams with joy and Leslie cries tears of joy.

The menu has been significantly reduced.

It now features fresh pasta and Sharon will expand the dessert menu.

For relaunch night, Paul falls apart again and does not communicate leading to long waits for food.

Sous Chef Al does a runner and everyone steps up to help.

Sharyn steps up in the role as his sous chef.

Although the food is delayed, the customers are pleased with the food when they receive it.

The relaunch is success.

Gordon tells Paul he hasn't convinced him that he can turn the restaurant around.

However, he wants him to prove him wrong.


What Happened Next at Bazinni?

Paul hired another Sous chef to replace Al.

There was a boost in business.

Sharyn left to focus on her dessert business, Simply Homemade Desserts .

Gordon returns in a Kitchen Nightmares revisited episode.

He arrives to a dark and abandoned restaurant.

Gordon assumes that Bazzini is closed for lunch.

After phoning the Pastry chef Sharyn he discovers they are actually closed permanently.

Gordon goes to visit Sharyn in her kitchen.

She is baking her cakes full time and she is doing well.

The single Yelp review after Gordon visited is negative.

It complains of poor service from the hostess.

A review on Patch rates the service as acceptable and the atmosphere as not welcoming.

Paul and Leslie were critical of the show.

They told a local news site that they were naive of the process.

They claim they did not see much of Gordon except for filming.

They also claim there were attempts to stir up tension.

Bazzini closed in June 2010.

Paul became chef at Jersey Boys Grill.

He is currently chef at Hearth and Tap Co. with his son Andrew, who is also a chef.

Sharyn runs a successful bakery business, The Cake Lady.

Lisa's Turkish Kitchen opened in the space.

This closed in 2022.

Lula later opened in the space.

Reviews are mostly good.

Bazzini aired on 5th February 2010 and the episode was filmed in July 2009.

It is Kitchen Nightmares season 3 episode 3.


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Flamangos / The Junction - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Flamangos / The Junction

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Flamangos in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey.

Flamangos is owned by Adele and Bill Csepi.

They had run successful diners in the past.

They made about $1m and then they retired.

Adele got bored very quickly of retirement.

After just three days the pair came out of retirement in 2006.

After coming out of retirement they decided to open a fine dining restaurant with their daughter Cheryl Csepi.

They were inspired by Florida and everything tropical.

They merged the words Florida and Mangoes to get Flamangos.

The restaurant is anything but high class.

The staff think that it is absolutely hideous.

Adele doesn't respect the staff and the restaurant is poorly run.

Adele swears a lot in the restaurant.

Bill helps in the kitchen, serving and maintenance.

He is constantly overworked for someone who is supposed to be retired.

Cheryl believes the food is great.

She hasn’t been paid a wage since the restaurant opened.

The business is doing poorly.

They are still pouring in money that is supposed to be their retirement money.

Gordon comes into the village driving a truck.

It's still early so he goes to the family home rather than the restaurant.

He meets Bill and finds out he is 70 years old.

He came out of retirement to buy a restaurant and is now broke.

Bill had four restaurants previously but this restaurant is a problem.

Gordon gets to meet Adele.

She tells him they bought one more restaurant because they wanted to own a business with their daughter.

Gordon meets Cheryl, who is 42 and still living with her parents.

She says it's because she has not received a paycheck from the restaurant she runs.

Gordon offers to drive Cheryl to the restaurant and quizzes her on the name.

On arriving at the restaurant, he says the inside looks like a Zoo.

Jodie serves Gordon and he orders a tuna appetiser, a tiki platter and a filet mignon.

The tuna appetiser arrives first and Gordon coughs at the spiciness of the food.

The tiki platter arrives next.

For this dish you basically grill your own kebab over a small stove.

Gordon’s kebab gets stuck on the top and he smokes out the restaurant as it burns.

Gordon spits out the first bite and sends it back.

Gordon is excited for his fillet mignon.

He is shocked to see Bill coming towards him with a trolley.

The steak is cooked on a roof tile.

It is then finished table side and doused in garlic butter.

Gordon finds the meat too tough and chewy.

He enters the kitchen to give feedback to Bryan, the chef.

Bryan says he isn't excited by the food and he wouldn't eat it.

He tells Gordon he is just a month on the job.

He is not allowed to change anything on the menu.

Gordon stays to observe the dinner service.

The menu is large, and most customers can’t read through it all.

The tickets come in fast and Bryan is lost as to what to start with.

Customers are being left waiting.

Adele is asked to talk to customers but she is disruptive and standoffish.

Forty-five minutes in, the meals have started coming out.

They are just as quickly sent back into the kitchen with issues.

Bryan is fed up and takes a break.

Gordon follows him to get him to see this through.

After the service they can talk to the owners about making some changes.

Bill brings out the trolley to serve filet mignon to a customer.

It is not cooked medium rare so it is sent back.

Gordon is shocked Bill has to work in the restaurant with him being of retirement age.

Christie says it is because they are too cheap to hire someone else to do it.

Gordon talks to Adele and Cheryl about Bill having to work at the restaurant.

Adele denies it saying he doesn’t do much work.

They noticed the kitchen service was bad that night.

They still believe their food is good.

Gordon gets the owners to hold their first ever staff meeting.

Staff air what they think should be done to improve the restaurant.

Bryan suggests they cut down the menu.

Their clientele isn’t as upper class as they think they are.

The customers aren’t interested in ordering from half the menu.

Isabelle addresses the friction between her and Adele.

She is told to shut up by Adele.

Gordon tells them the changes that needs to be made and there will be a change for the next service.

Bryan will cook a specialty of his choice.

Bill who loves cooking meatloaf would have his dish as a special.

Gordon loves both dishes and they are ready for the dinner service.

Gordon notices Cheryl’s nails and thinks they are hideous.

Dinner service starts and the customers are ordering the specials.

Bryan is in charge and is moving dishes out faster than he did the night before.

On the customer end, they are loving the specials.

However, they don’t like the regular menu as much.

They request to speak with an owner and want to speak with Adele.

She is abrasive towards to the server.

Getting to the table she is brief, takes the food back and swears under her breath.

After the dinner service, the staff meet.

Gordon congratulates them on the specials as they went down well with diners.

Gordon has them make a major change to the restaurant.

They take all the chairs, alligators, menu and other tacky decor throwing them into a truck.

The items are taken to a secure location and a bonfire is started.

Lastly, the Flamangos sign is added and the owners get emotional at the loss.

On the third day, the new restaurant is revealed.

he restaurant has been renamed ‘The Junction’ to signify the coming together of people.

The room has been opened up, brightened and made more casual.

The raw bar is now a milkshake station.

Adele doesn’t look pleased.

She says she hates everything including the blue decor of the restaurant.

She basically tells Gordon that she hates the colour blue whilst wearing a blue shirt….

Gordon reminds her it is for the business not for her.

They are shown the new menu which is simpler and has something for everyone.

Adele hates the menu and believes it would be a disaster.

Gordon shows them the new dishes, and everyone is complementary but Adele.

On relaunch night, Adele is attempting to take over a cook’s station to make a dessert.

After a while she says she wants to go home.

Customers love the new decor but Adele is still derogatory about it.

The orders start coming in and the dishes fly out fast to the delight and pleasure of the customers.

Adele complains to customers who are complementary of the space, spreading her negativity about the redesign.

Gordon finds her just in time to end the negativity.

He talks Bill into trying to uplift Adele for the good of the business and success of the relaunch.

It works, she smiles and is courteous to customers from then onwards.

The relaunch night is successful all round and the staff are happy.

Gordon asks Cheryl to have moved out by the time he comes back to check on them.


What Happened Next at The Junction?

After Kitchen Nightmares, Adele described the experience as "it was hell" to the local press.

They went back to their old ways a week after Gordon left.

They returned to their old menu.

Gordon revisited Flamangos in 2011.

The restaurant was still successful, with business at double what it was before.

Adele was also much nicer to both Gordon and the customers.

Cheryl was still single but was on the verge of moving out of her parents.

The staff say that Adele is getting better.

Bryan is no longer working at the restaurant.

Gordon loved the food including the Junction burger, meatloaf and crab cake.

Flamangos closed in April 2011.

Bill and Adele decided to re-retire to Florida and sell the restaurant.

Yelp reviews after filming are mostly positive.

There were compliments to both the food and the service.

However, Big Giant Food Basket had a more negative experience.

They had a long wait for food and thought the food was overpriced and lacked flavour.

The Rail at Readington opened in it's space.

It is a traditional american restaurant.

Both Yelp and Trip Advisor reviews are mostly good.

Cheryl moved out of her parents house in March 2016, posting the news to Gordons Facebook page.

Flamangos aired on February 02 2010, the episode was filmed in July 2009 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 3 episode 2.


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Hot Potato Cafe - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Hot Potato Cafe

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Hot Potato Cafe, in Fishtown, Philadelphia.

Hot Potato Cafe is owned by 3 sisters: Claire, Kathryn and their sister-in-law Erin.

They decided on a whim to open a cafe together.

The sisters focused more on the decor of the restaurant and less on the food.

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They wanted something fun and casual.

They soon found out how serious it can be after being visited by a local food critic.

The critic from the newspaper gave them a harsh review.

The restaurant was dubbed as "Spuddy Hell".

Customers stopped coming due to the bad press.

The owners have all invested all of their life savings in the cafe.

They had no experience and no money to hire professionals .

The owners hired their niece Danielle to cook in the kitchen.

Danielle has no formal culinary training or experience.

It is not her passion to cook.

She is only there to help the family.

However, she feels completely out of her depth.

Gordon arrives and meets all three owners and sits down with them immediately.

They all keep quiet when asked what is wrong with the restaurant.

They are clueless to the issues.

Gordon is shocked to find out their Head Chef Danielle is only 21.

He thinks she has had no time to train for the role.

Upon seeing the menu Gordon asks the sisters to recommend a dish each.

No one recommends a potato dish, despite it being a potato themed restaurant.

He sits down to lunch and meets server Brian.

Gordon orders a hot potato soup, spud skins baked potatoes and a shepherd’s pie.

He is told the potatoes are fresh only when brought in.

They are cut and frozen until it’s time to cook them.

First is the soup which was a mess, bland and lumpy.

The server says it is made every other day.

The spud skins come next and they taste dreadful.

They were baked 3 weeks ago and the fillings have already been used in other dishes!

The shepherds pie is too greasy.

He sends the food to owners to taste who admit it tastes horrible.

Gordon comes to the kitchen to meet Danielle.

He is surprised to learn Danielle isn’t a trained chef.

She is following recipes she has been given and isn't doing what she wanted to do.

The next day he speaks with the owners again.

He finds out they are in around $250,000 of debt due to the restuarant.

They are just getting by day-by-day and their relationship between each other is also strained.

He wants them to show him they have not lost hope.

Gordon arrives to observe a packed dinner service.

They aren’t used to being so busy and the service is a disaster.

It’s chaos in the kitchen, no leadership, confusion on orders and bad food is sent out.

Gordon meets with staff after the service.

He is surprised Danielle was calm and focused.

Everyone else had no passion and it was an embarrassing evening.

With the lack of passion Gordon decides to leave completely saying he can’t help them.

They go after him, begging him to come back and help them turn the restaurant around.

They admit they have lost hope, are out of money, ideas and options.

They are committed to reviving the restaurant.

Gordon is moved by their honesty and he returns to help.

The next day, he takes the owners through a potato challenge.

They all have to create fillings for fresh hot potatoes and the best goes on the menu.

Danielle’s dish is chosen to go on the menu.

Believing in her talent, Gordon shows Danielle a recipe for shepherd’s pie.

It will be the second special of the night.

The specials are doing very well but the regular menu still has problems.

With giant portion sizes the customers request to take the leftovers home.

Gordon insists the Hot Potato needs some real changes.

After dinner service, Gordon brings in close to 50 boxes.

They depict the food people took home with them, taking away their profits.

Their food costs are so out of control as they are giving too much food away.

Gordon takes the staff outside to say goodbye to the old restaurant.

They symbolically breaking their big plates.

On relaunch day, they have a new sign outside that is more visible.

The interior has been updated to be more modern and elegant.

THere is a lounge area and $5000 worth of new pots, pans and plates.

Richard Marsh, a restauranteur is brought in to the restaurant to mentor Danielle for a month.

She is so happy that she breaks down in tears.

Gordon shows the staff the new menu items, which they love.

The Idaho Potato Commission has given them a 3 months supply of fresh potatoes for free.

One last surprise is the critic who called them ‘Spuddy hell’ is coming back to review them.

The staff are ready and confident for the relaunch and everything starts well.

On relaunch night, customers are impressed with the new menu and the food.

One hour into the service the critic arrives.

He enjoys all the food he is served branding them "potato-riffic".

The staff are thrilled at the improved review.

The relaunch continues and they finish the night very strong.

They served over 100 guests with no dish returned to the kitchen.

Out of everyone Danielle has been changed the most.

From the role that had been forced on her to beginning to think she has a future career as a chef.



What Happened Next at Hot Potato Cafe?

After the show was filmed Gordon helped market the restaurant.

He talked about them on TV and on the streets.

They got a better review from the critic, describing them as having a ‘New Starch’.

After Kitchen Nightmares, Danielle left the restaurant.

The quality started to slip back to the old ways.

Yelp reviews after filming are mixed.

The service was praised but the food quality appears to have been hit and miss.

Claire said in an article that the experience had been difficult.

She said it was fun and rewarding and their attitudes had changed.

Hot Potato Cafe closed in August 2010.

They closed as their lease was due to expire.

The phone was disconnected and a closed sign was put up on the door.

The restaurant had been previously put up for sale on Craiglist in June 2010.

Danielle trained to be a nurse.

She is currently working part time as both a nurse and a bartender.

Lloyd Whiskey Bar opened in the space in October 2012.

The menu looks great and Yelp reviews are good.

Hot Potato Cafe aired on January 29 2010 and the episode was filmed in May 2009.

It is Kitchen Nightmares season 3 episode 1.


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Cafe 36 - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Cafe 36

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe 36 in La Grange, Illinois.

Cafe 36 is owned by Carol and Terry Gilmer.

They are a husband and wife duo who bought the restaurant two years ago.

It had been Terry’s dream to run a restaurant.

At 58 years old he made it happen with Carol supporting him.

They have ploughed their life savings into their dream of opening a restaurant.

They are losing money every day as they are lacking customers.

Terry doesn’t delegate and does small jobs around the restaurant.

He does this even when staff are around to do them.

There are problems with the kitchen staff, food quality, cleanliness and food wait times.

The restaurant is struggling with a lack of customers.

The owners have never been paid a wage from the restaurant.

Gordon arrives and meets the owners.

He finds out they class themselves as an American Bistro.

The restaurant has up to 85 seats.

They only have 11 booked in for the lunch service.

Gordon orders the special – a wild mushroom risotto, a duck salad and a salmon crepe.

The waiter honestly warns Gordon that the food is nothing to be excited about.

Gordon can see that the fake plastic grapes are covered in dust.

The mismatched dining plates are cheap catering plates.

Gordon has to wait for over 40 minutes to receive his food.

His food eventually arrives, being pushed over to his table on a trolley.

The mushroom risotto tastes very soft and overseasoned.

The Duck Salad is very sweet and sickly.

It is covered with a strange mix of fruits and candied walnuts.

The final dish is salmon crepes, they are also soft and taste disgusting.

He renames them and calls them the Cr*p of the Day.

Gordon is shocked when he is told that the crepes are storebought, despite how simple they are to make.

Gordon gathers the staff from the kitchen and is honest about the food he was served.

He is surprised to hear that Pinto was formally trained in Italy.

He says that the risotto was probably the poorest risotto dish he has ever been served.

Gordon wants to see the rice used for the risotto.

Judging by the date on the pack it is at least a week old..

Despite being out of date it was served to both customers and to Gordon.

Lots of week old food is dug out of the freezer.

Terry is shocked to hear that this is taking place.

Gordon sits down with the couple to talk about the restaurant.

He discovers that they paid $1.1m for the restaurant.

They sold everything they could to buy the business - their home, a car and traded in their 401ks.

Gordon says that they need to be more on the ball with the kitchen and their staff.

Their staff should not be serving 10 day out of date rice.

Gordon decides to take a look in both the fridge and freezer.

Inside, he finds food that is half frozen and sat in water.

Pintosays to Gordon that it is "fresh frozen".

Everything has been frozen and they take it out when they need a portion.

They defrost things in water before they cook it.

Gordon says to Pinto that it is lazy to do this.

Pinto can't answer why it is done this way.

Gordon arrives to witness a dinner service.

He doesn't get the way that Pinto works and tells the couple that Pinto is not a capable chef.

After 45 minutes, the diners have not received any food.

Sous Chef Barney and Chef Pinto aren't able to work together.

There is hardly any communication between the two chefs.

Food that is received is quickly brought back.

Gordon spots some bundles of asparagus on the counter.

Pinto tells Gordon that it is their ‘veggie of the day’.

Gordon is shocked that they are serving it as a side dish.

It is not in season and is more expensive to buy.

As the service draws to a close, customers do not have positive feedback for the food.

Those who didn't get any food decide to leave the restaurant.

Gordon calls a staff meeting after the service and says that he would remove Pinto from the kitchen.

Gordon thinks that his kitchen practices are a big problem.

The next day, Gordon arrives, he wants to make several changes before the evening service.

He begins by teaching the chefs a mushroom risotto, using only fresh ingredients.

They are to remove the trolley and all food will be served by hand.

The trolleys will have another use, to prepare a tableside goat cheese salad..

Gordon meets with Terry and tells him he must step up and take control over Pinto.

The goat cheese salad sells well during the evening service.

The service remains slow and the servers have to apologise to customers.

Pinto is causing issues in the kitchen and he still isn’t working well with Barney.

Customers are not happy as the food they have received is cold.

A risotto is served as an appetizer instead as an entree, leaving the customers with a smaller portion.

Gordon knows that he must help Barney and Pinto to work better together.

That evenings dinner service ends as poorly as the previous night had.

A member of the wait staff, Brian is frustrated at how the service went.

Brian gives feedback to Terry, he tells him that Pinto didn't step up and he should be sacked.

Gordon calls a staff meeting and asks Pinto for feedback on the evening service.

He says it went excellent and that the staff worked together well.

Barney thinks the service went poorly.

Gordon thinks that the service is still too slow, despite removing the trolley service.

The food has no consistency and the decor is dated.

Overnight, Gordons renovation team work to create a new dining room.

There is a black and white colour scheme.

The booths are covered in new fabric and they have added new chandeliers.

They have been given new plates, that are no longer mismatched.

Gordon has created a new menu of updated, classic dishes.

The menu will only use ingredients that are in season to keep costs low.

Pinto is a final chance to make changes and to improve.

He is expected to be able to cook the new food.

There are high expectations for the relaunch.

The orders reach the kitchen, food is sent out quickly and the diners are pleased.

However, after an hour the kitchen begins to fall into old habits.

The kitchen is silent and there is no communication between Pinto and Barney.

The service slows down and the customers are left waiting.

Pinto is back to his old ways.

Barney is trying to pick up Pintos slack but is doing too many things.

Terry is forced to step in and is able to restore lack of communication between the chefs.

He helps the pair work together and speak to each other.

After the wait for food, customers begin to receive their dishes.

The customers say that the food is worth the long wait.

After the service, Gordon meets with the couple to reflect on the service.

They gift him a very expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

Gordon decides to leave it at the restaurant and they will open it when he revisits.

They promise to keep it to one side for him for a later day.


What Happened Next at Cafe 36?


Within weeks, Pinto was let go from the restaurant.

Barney was given the job of Head Chef.

However, he left to finish his education at culinary school.

Pinto was replaced by Jorge Flores.

Pinto was a Private chef for a local family.

Yelp reviews after the show were a mix of positive and negative.

There were some negative reviews about the restaurant.

Cafe 36 closed on 18th April 2009.

The owners blamed the closure on the economy.

They also blamed the changes that Gordon made to the restaurant.

On a local forum, "Barney" claimed that Terry was a trained chef and had worked as an Executive Chef.

He claimed that Terry worked as a chef for over 20 years.

"Barney" also revealed other reasons behind the poor relationship with Pinto.

There were comments that Pinto had allegedly made about his wife.

Pinto had also disrespected him and described him as a "diner cook".

Santiago's Mexican Restaurant is now in the space.

Reviews are mostly positive.

Cafe 36 aired on January 15 2009.

The episode was filmed in February 2008 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 11.


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Sante La Brea - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Sante La Brea

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Sante La Brea in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

Sante La Brea is owned by Dean Hamoui and run with his sons Arthur and Sammy.

The restaurant is a healthy vegetarian and vegan restaurant.

The restaurant is located in a prime location in Hollywood.

They are in $200,000 of debt and Dean is at risk of losing his house.

Dean does almost everything including cooking and cleaning.

He does this even though he has a manager.

Mark, the manager has no clear role.

He is more concerned with how the restaurant looks.

The business is in bad shape and they are close to closing for good.

Gordon is set to arrive and Dean’s head chef has not come into work.

Gordon arrives and meets Dean before he is given a tour of the space.

There is wheatgrass they grow in the ceiling.

Dean plucks some and eats it raw which makes Gordon laugh.

Dean says the restaurant has vegan options of all of their meals.

He admits that his chef did not come in for the day so he will be cooking.

Dean complains Mark spent $5000 on a liquor display.

Gordon meets Mark and he explains he is responsible for the design of the restaurant.

He then sits down to sample the menu.

He is confused by what the Mogadoofu is and Sammy explains what it is.

Gordon orders the Turkey Patty Melt, Mogadoofu and Blackened Salmon.

The first meal is a turkey melt and it is dry and disgusting.

He feeds it to the dog Tubs, who is sat on the patio with his owner.

Tubs doesn’t turn it down but is reluctant for seconds.

The Mogadoofu is a joke, with over cooked rice and Gordon brands it as inedible.

The blackened salmon is dry and tastes way too fishy.

Gordon gives feedback to Dean that the food is so awful.

Gordon asks to inspect the kitchen as he is suspicious over the fishy salmon.

There is fresh and cooked salmon side by side and turkey and salmon defrosting together.

Dean says that he does not look into the refrigerator as his chef is in charge of it.

Chef Aurelio arrives two hours late with some lame excuse.

Sammy and Arthur are angry at him.

They cannot believe that Dean wants to give him another chance.

Dean goes easy on him, letting his lateness slide and this makes the pair angry at him too.

Gordon returns to observe a dinner service.

Aurelio says he is just a Chef and that he does what he wants in the kitchen.

Dean is helping the chef, he makes excuses and cleans up after the Chef.

Food is sent back from the dining room as the dishes are bland.

ordon discovers some frozen fake meats that are being used.

Gordon talks to the staff after the service.

They say the manger is letting so many things slip.

Dean says that no one listens to him.

Gordon says their philosophy is not as healthy as they think but is gimmicky.

Gordon says the main problem is the food.

The place is filthy so he asks the staff to deep clean the restaurant.

Gordon puts up an F sign for their cleanliness on the door.

He thinks they don’t deserve the A rating from their last inspection.

The staff clean all night.

The next morning, Gordon takes Dean to a hill to help him find his voice so he can lead staff.

Gordon gets him to shout out his frustrations at his staff into the sky.

Dean calls out Mark and the chef about their practices.

As soon as he gets back he shouts at Sammy when he does something he wasn't supposed to.

Sammy thinks it is awesome that he is showing some backbone.

Gordon inspects the kitchen and it is in great working condition.

Gordon introduces two new specials for the evening service.

These are a halibut dish and a Shrimp salad.

Before dinner service is started Dean is put in handcuffs by a police officer.

He is told not to run around picking up after staff.

They will have to do their own jobs as he is unable to help them.

Mark is the host and he sweats profusely as he is greeting customers.

Dean struggles with not touching things.

He uses his voice and the specials are sold out very quickly.

Mark should not be taking orders and takes an order for a sold-out meal.

Dean scolds him and he apologises to the guests.

Mark is so sweaty he is dripping everywhere.

He is sent home to change his shirt in the middle of service.

Customers are left lining up outside while Gordon buys Mark some deodorant.

Dean is released from his handcuffs.

He is made to promise to lead and not just pick up stuff.

Dean comes across some customers who have found a hair in their food and it is cold as well.

Dean takes the dish into the kitchen and bickers with the chef.

Aurelio dismisses Dean in the kitchen and at one point ignores him completely.

When the service ends Gordon praises Dean.

He points out the food is still the biggest problem.

Gordon’s team work all night to renovate the restaurant.

On the outside the signage has been changed and the entrance is decluttered.

Inside is fresher and brighter with healthy green colours and a mural.

The menu has been revamped as well and Dean is moved to tears.

The staff get to taste the new dishes on the new menu and they love the flavours.

They quickly set up and prepare for the dinner service.

On relaunch, Dean is on top of this staff but he catches Mark taking orders.

Dean marches him out the back by his collar and shouts at him.

Everyone is feeling the pressure, especially Dean and the Chefs.

Aurelio threatens to leave mid service and Dean shouts at him and he leaves.

The chef only comes back to apologise to Gordon.

A fight starts between Dean and the chef.

He says he will stay if he is paid the money he is owed.

Gordon pays him the money out of his own pocket and Aurelio returns.

The kitchen is backed up and the customers are waiting for food.

They work together and successfully push all the food out.

The customers are happy with the food and the relaunch is a success.

The night ends with complements from the guests and Gordon’s best wishes.


What Happened Next at Santé La Brea?


Gordon revisits the restaurant to find that Dean has retired and gone overseas.

He has passed the restaurant to his sons.

Aurelio and Mark are both no longer working at the restaurant.

He discovers takings are up 10% and Sammy's girlfriend Dawn is the new manager.

Gordon thinks the food he tries is delicious.

He then discovers that it is the Unchicken.

He meets with Mark, who tells him that they had lost respect for him.

With this he couldn't continue working there and he is now working in raw food.

After Gordon had been to the restaurant they returned some customer favourites to the menu.

They changed their chef in early 2009.

Yelp reviews were mostly positive, with even meat eaters complimenting the food.

There are negative reviews on delivery and the odd dish failing to impress.

Santé La Brea closed in June 2011.

They posted the below on the Sante Le Brea Facebook page,

"will be closing its doors in a few more weeks - so be sure to stop by & enjoy your Last Supper (or Last Lunch)!

We really appreciate (& we will dearly miss) all our loyal customers who have steadfastly supported us over the years..

Thanks to you, we can retire on a High Note =)"
"*UPDATE: The process of selling the restaurant is taking a bit longer than expected so - as of this moment - it looks like we'll probably remain open until around mid-May.

(We'll keep everyone posted, tho.) Again, THANK YOU soooo much to all our loyal customer who have continued to support us!!"

In the restaurant's place now is a German restaurant called Wirsthaus and reviews are good.

Santé La Brea aired on November 20 2008, the episode was filmed in March 2008 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 10.


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Fiesta Sunrise - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Fiesta Sunrise

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visit's Fiesta Sunrise in West Nyack, New York.

Fiesta Sunrise is a Mexican restaurant owned by Vic, Patty and Yolanda.

They previously owned another Mexican restaurant Fiesta Garabaldi that failed and it closed.

They wanted to try again and open another restaurant but didn’t have the money to do so.

They asked Yolanda’s daughter Patty to use her credit and savings to open the restaurant.

Patty is an owner but everything in the restaurant is controlled by her step father Vic.

Yolanda says that Vic never listens to any suggestion of hers or her daughter.

He runs the restaurant the way he sees fit.

Patty thought it was a big opportunity as Vic and Yolanda had experience in running a restaurant.

From day one, it was a disaster and is causing problems from all involved.

Initially the restaurant was busy but the customers started dwindling within months.

Patty offered to make some changes and Yolanda begged for changes to be made to the menu.

Both of them and their ideas were ignored by Vic, who said that people liked things the way they are.

Yolanda and Vic's marriage is under strain as is the relationship between them and Patty.

Patty’s marriage is also in a bad position, which Yolanda feels guilty about.

Patty feels resentment towards her mother as Yolanda puts her husband before her.

She is essentially owner of a restaurant where she has no control.

Gordon arrives and is confused if he is at the right restaurant as there are two different restaurants on the signs.

He is told that the second logo at the front is for the previous restaurant that was in the the building.

Gordon is offered a free Margarita on arrival at the restaurant.

He thinks is a nice feature but it is very strong.

Gordon sits down to order some food from the menu.

He orders the combination one, which is a sampler plate.

Whilst ordering he notices that there is only one other table eating in the restaurant.

Gordon discovers that there is a sticker on the front of the menu.

He peels it off to reveal the name of another restaurant, Fiesta Garibaldi.

Vic explains that it was his previous restaurant that failed and closed.

Vic reveals that he has kept the same menu, same recipes and the same chef from the previous failed restaurant.

Gordon’s food arrive and he isn’t impressed.

The burrito has dry chicken, the beef is difficult to swallow and the rice tastes old.

He ventures into the kitchen to talk about the food and give feedback.

He discovers from the cooks that he has been served old rice.

Gordon realizes that Yolanda and Patty finances the business while Vic runs it or in their words, he ruins it.

The talk about the finances and they need to take, $22,000 per week to breakeven.

The restaurant is currently making a third of that.

They are losing half a million dollars a year.

They are in $850,000 of debt after just 18 months of being in business.

Gordon arrives to observe a dinner service that is busy due to Gordon being at the restaurant.

He comments on how huge the kitchen is and he meets Chef Ambrosio and the other cooks.

A customer sends back their tortilla chips as she doesn’t like the taste.

Gordon watches the server puts them back into the drawer with the fresh chips.

The fridge is full of food that the staff say was cooked yesterday.

But after pressing the staff further Gordon discovers that it was actually cooked last week.

Gordon also finds 5 month old chives, smelly curled up fish and oxidized steak wrapped in foil.

There is also pork sitting in blood and greasy, slimy chicken in a tray in the kitchen.

Gordon finds more poorly prepared and stored food in the kitchen’s refrigerator.

There are tray after tray of ready prepared food that are undated.

There is a huge bucket of refried beans.

There is a skillet in the beans that has been used to scoop them out.

Gordon tells Vic that he wouldn't trust him to run a bath, let alone a restaurant.

Gordon tells Vic to take the beans into the restaurant to show the customers which he refuses to do.

Instead, Gordon storms into the restaurant carrying the huge bucket of beans.

Gordon declares he has stopped the service for the night based on what he has seen.

He tells the customers to look at the bucket on their way out and they are disgusted with it.

While Vic supervises the cleanup of the kitchen, Gordon spends his time with Yolanda.

It doesn’t take long for him to see that she is a woman who is torn between her daughter and her husband.

She says that before Gordon’s visit, she had told Vic that they couldn’t be together anymore.

Yolanda now realizes that her daughter is more important to her.

She wants to prove it by being responsible in the business.

As Patty and Don's marriage is suffering too, Don is invited in for a chat the next morning.

He isn't happy with how Vic treats Patty and promises to be more involved.

Vic isn't happy Don is there and it turns quickly into an argument.

Don reveals he has paid for Vic's mortgage.

After the heated exchange which almost led into a fight, Gordon goes into the kitchen.

He is going to come up with a game plan to fix the restaurant’s biggest problem, the food.

He moves some plates around on the shelf and discovers an infestation of cockroaches.

Patty and Yolanda had no idea but Vic tells Gordon he was aware of the problem.

Gordon calls in an exterminator to deal with the cockroaches and walks out.

Gordon returns to be able to observe a full dinner service.

They begin the dinner service serving fresh food.

However the chefs overcook the rice and try to serve it before Gordon steps in.

The kitchen is backed up and customers are left waiting for food.

Yolanda steps in to cook the rice correctly as the cooks are unable to do it.

On one table half the customers have no food whilst the others have already eaten theirs.

Gordon discovers that the broiler is covering the food in soot.

Customers walk out in frustration after waiting and receiving no food.

Gordon is frustrated with how the service went.

Their takings for the evening didn't even cover the cost of staff.

He goes back to New York City overnight to ponder what action to take

Gordon returns the next day with Chef Julieta Ballesteros, a top Mexican chef.

He has also given the restaurant a makeover with new chairs and tables.

There is also a new menu designed for the restaurant, which Julieta teaches the chefs to prepare and cook.

On relaunch night, they get off to a good start.

Food is sent back and the chefs burn nachos.

The kitchen soon picks up and Vic handles serving the customers well, receiving good feedbacks from most of them.

The Mayor calls to say he is going to be coming for dinner.

The Mayor brands the food excellent and says that he will come again.

The customers are also pleased with their food and overall the relaunch was a success.

Gordon was impressed with Vic and takes him outside to unveil the new sign on the side of the building.


What Happened Next at Fiesta Sunrise?


Fiesta Sunrise closed in September 2008.

The restaurant was seized due to failure to pay taxes that were owed.

It had been closed previously in July 2007 for failing to pay taxes.

They paid in full and was allowed to reopen, they should have learnt their lesson then!

Google Maps showed the building empty and boarded up for years.

The space reopened as a machine hire shop but this appears to have closed.

Patti's family owns the nearby Fiesta Mexico restaurant.

Fiesta Sunrise aired on November 13 2008, the episode was filmed in February 2008 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 9.


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Sabatiello's - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Sabatiello's

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Sabatiello’s in Stamford, Connecticut.

Sabatiello’s is an Italian restaurant owned by Sammy Settembre.

He is known in the area for working in the pizzeria owned by his brother Benny.

Sammy had always had a dream of having a nice restaurant.

He wanted it ever since he started making pizza at the age of eight at his brothers restaurant.

Lauren, Sammy’s girlfriend has been working in Sabatiello’s for two and a half years.

Over the last few years the restaurant has slowly declined.

They have gone from being really busy to having only a few customers.

The restaurant is now months away from closure.

Sammy believes the decor and the food at the restaurant are excellent.

He does not know why they have so few customers.

Head waiter David and Lauren believe that Sammy is why the restaurant is failing.

They say he is rude to both the staff and the customers.

The restaurant will not last another year if Sammy refuses to change his behavior.

Sammy believes the restaurant is failing because the staff don’t listen to him all the time.

Sammy is stressed out because he is $1,000,000 in debt.

He has a house on the line and all his savings have been spent in order to stay open.

Gordon reads through the online reviews of the restaurant on his way to Sabatiellos.

He reads many negative reviews about the food and Sammy’s behavior.

In the reviews he is described as being obnoxious.

Gordon arrives and he’s greeted warmly by Sammy.

Gordon is taken through the restaurant.

He thinks that both the decor and the host is nice and warm.

He comments that the problem must be the food.

Sammy assures him that the food is very good.

Gordon orders the soup of the day, a wedding soup, Sammy’s homemade lasagna and the New York strip steak, cooked medium rare.

Gordon is impressed by how quick it took to prepare the Wedding Soup.

However, it tastes hideous and bland with anemic meatballs.

He thinks that it tastes like it was made yesterday.

The lasagna has white meat, tastes synthetic and Gordon does not believe it is homemade.

Gordon describes the steak as tough, not seasoned and greasy.

Gordon meets Head Chef Jose, who told him the soup is three days old.

The lasagna was made last Friday and frozen and the steak was not Aberdeen Angus as advertised.

Sammy says the fact that the lasagna was frozen doesn’t mean it’s bad.

Gordon disagrees with him, saying the lasagna was supposed to be cooked fresh every day.

Sammy says he dropped down on the steaks because his business has dropped,

Gordon describes the downgrade as just an excuse.

Sammy is becoming upset and he now tells Gordon he is being too critical.

He continues to say that there is nothing wrong with his food.

Gordon inspects the kitchen and finds it to be spotlessly clean.

In the fridge he discovers cooked and raw chicken next to each other, which Sammy thinks is no problem.

Gordon tells the Jose, the chef to rearrange the meats.

He tells him put the cooked meat with the cooked meats and the raw meat together.

Gordon arrives to observe a dinner service to find out what the issues are with the restaurant.

He asked Jose what the Sole is stuffed with.

Jose told Gordon that it is stuffed with vegetables and imitation crab meat.

They use canned imitation crab because fresh crab meat is too expensive.

Gordon is not too happy about the fake crab.

One customer returns the imitation crab meat.

Sammy tastes it and says it is not bad.

Gordon spits it out saying it is watery, mushy, and disgusting.

One customer is not happy with her lamb and returns it to be cooked some more.

Sammy tells the chef to put it on the microwave.

She sends it back again as she expected them to put it back into a pan.

Sammy goes into the restaurant to confront the customer.

He handles it badly and he refused to apologize despite his girlfriend, Lauren asking him to.

He instead told the workers to stop working.

Sammy explodes in the kitchen for the customers to hear.

Lauren goes to apologize on behalf of the Sammy.

Gordon talks to Sammy about the way he agitates customers and staff and that he is difficult to work with.

The next morning Gordon sits Sammy down to talk about the past.

The talk about his brother Benny, the pizzeria, and the man he was.

Gordon wants says that he wants him to connect with again.

For the next dinner service Gordon introduces two new specials.

There is a homemade Lasagna and a Filet Mignon to be carved at the table.

Gordon’s presence at the restaurant has attracted many people to the restaurant.

They are fully booked for the evening service.

The steaks are being returned for being under cooked.

Jose is not communicating and the old Sammy began to resurface.

Gordon tells Sammy the kitchen is now a big problem.

Sammy says Jose is on his last chance.

The day after, Gordon introduces a new menu.

They will be relaunching the restaurant as an Italian Steakhouse.

Gordon introduces the new dishes to the staff.

They sample all the new steaks on the menu.

On relaunch night, Jose proves he isn't up to the task. The steaks are sent back as under cooked once again.

The kitchen falls behind with orders.

Sammy makes the decision to step behind the line and help them out.

He successfully turns the kitchen around.

After a long wait the customers are happy with their food.

They are happy with the changes Gordon has made.

Sabatiello’s relaunch ended successfully, primarily because Sammy jumped behind the line.

It is because he helped them out when the kitchen struggled instead of spinning out of control.

What Happened Next at Sabatiello's?

Sammy told local press that he didn't know if he would do the show again.

He claims that he lost money during the filming.

Sammy says he wasn't compensated for the loss of income during the closure.

He also didn't get expensive equipment as part of the makeover.

Sabatiello's closed in October 2008.

A Chowhound review prior to closure was negative.

Prior to closing there was a sign outside the restaurant promoting the episode.

It read "Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay's favorite Italian in Fairfield County".

Sammy opened Sabatiello Gourmet Pizza in Riverside in December 2008.

This later closed as the rent was not paid.

Sammy was arrested for trashing his restaurant.

He was also arrested for unauthorised use of credit cards.

He was working as a Chef in New York at The Appalachian Market until 2018.

It was a gas station that also serves food, Pizza being a speciality.

In 2019, Sammy bought restaurant EATalia on the Hudson.

It closed in 2022, the reviews were more negative after he purchased it.

Sabatiello's aired on November 13 2008 and the episode was filmed in February 2008.

It is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 8.


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Jack's Waterfront - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Jack's Waterfront

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Jack's Waterfront in St Clair Shores, Michigan.

Jack's Waterfront is a lakeside seafood restaurant.

It is owned by three body builders Bill, Tammer and Scott.

St Clair Shores is a popular summer resort community not far from Detroit.

Jack’s is known for entertainment for the young holiday crowd.

It is empty during winter when only the locals remain.

They believe their reputation for bad food is what is killing their business.

Tammer's father, AJ, was brought in to hopefully improve the kitchen.

It didn’t work and he was made General Manager so they wouldn’t have to fire him.

He has become problematic and flirts with female customers.

AJ also has a habit of getting drunk to the annoyance of Bill and Scott.

Scott is also terrifying the customers with his presence.

Due to the amount of complaints, Tammer and Bill had to make him a silent partner.

Aaron is the new Chef brought in to replace AJ in the kitchen.

He isn’t being given enough space or freedom with the menu.

They are currently pumping more money in than they are getting out.

Scott has put the most money in with $500,000 invested.

They owe different taxes and are currently in over $500,000 of debt.

Gordon arrives during winter and snowmobiles across the frozen lake to Jack’s.

A.J greets Gordon and he later meets Scott and Bill.

Gordon talks to them all individually.

Bill is first and tells Gordon he puts in 65 hours a week.

Scott was pushed out because he intimidated staff and customers.

AJ mirrors Bill's response to Gordons questions.

Scott says he wants to be more involved in the restaurant.

Bill believes the problem with the restaurant is the food.

AJ thinks the food is good.

Scott lays the blame on AJ, who is drinking right in front of them at the bar.

Gordon sits in the restaurant to try the food they serve.

He orders a ‘Krab’ Omelette, Pecan Salmon and Fish and Chips.

Scott stares at Gordon whilst he is ordering and eating, making him feel uncomfortable.

The Krab Omelette comes and the server speaks to Aaron about the K for Crab.

He finds out from the chef crab is spelt with a K because the meal is made with artificial crab meat.

Aaron didn’t want to mislead people that it was real crab meat.

Gordon is baffled that a seafood restaurant located beside the water would serve artificial seafood.

The Krab Omelette is rubbery and horrible.

AJ says he has no idea the crab meat was fake.

He says that he is allergic to shellfish so he never tasted the dish.

Next, the Fish and Chips are rubbery, greasy and very obviously made with frozen fish.

The Salmon is too sweet.

Gordon says it is one of the worst salmon dishes he has ever eaten.

Gordon enters the kitchen to speak with staff.

Aaron tells him the fake crab meat is inventory the restaurant had before he got there.

He says that he is not in charge of the food.

Aaron has no control over shopping for produce or the menu.

AJ deflects blame, as well as Scott, for the menu management.

Gordon observes the night’s dinner service.

Tammer comes in after working a full day and meets with Gordon.

He informs Gordon that AJ is supposed to be in charge.

Gordon begins the kitchen inspection and watches Aaron work.

It takes 45 minutes before the first orders of the night leave the kitchen.

Chef Aaron is struggling to control the staff.

They ignore him when he is calling orders and go out to smoke whenever they please.

Customers start complaining almost immediately about the food.

The complains about the food are that it is too chewy, too raw and basically bad food.

While all this is going on, AJ is smoking and socializing with the guests rather than dealing with issues.

Bill is comping meals and drinks and lots of food is being thrown away.

The biggest issue with the restaurant is that there is no clear leader and no one is in charge.

Gordon tells Tammer that he has to separate family from business.

It is the only way to be able to turn the restaurant around.

AJ had 44 years of restaurant experience but it doesn’t show.

He is the only one getting paid an astounding $100,000 a year.

Gordon inspects the kitchen early in the morning.

He sees salmon marinating in Italian spices, tuna dyed pink and solid mushroom risotto stuck to a pan.

When the staff come in, he takes them on a tour of the fridge.

They see spoiled condiments and rotting produce.

There is beef sat in a tray of blood and old, grey chicken.

AJ says he is not at fault.

Scott is angry, and they all come together to deep clean the kitchen.

Gordon meets with a local fisherman and catches a fish himself.

The fisherman says he hates the food at Jack’s as their fish is buried in sauces.

Gordon gets a promise from the fisherman to come by to taste a chowder made with their catch of the day.

Gordon shows Aaron and AJ how to make a chowder served in a bread bun.

He shows them a poached salmon that's simple enough not to put too much pressure on the kitchen staff.

Scott is made to work a section.

He will take orders and serve for the evening with a challenge not to stare at customers.

He flounders but Gordon gives him a pep talk.

Aaron tries to give instructions but his staff are not listening to him.

The customers are left waiting 45 minutes to 1 hour for their meals.

The kitchen staff don’t respect him.

Gordon had to give them all a pep talk to get them to listen to Aaron.

The specials are going down well but everything else is being sent back.

AJ is lost and waddles around the restaurant, unsure what to do.

The evening service is a disaster.

There is a staff meeting afterwards.

Gordon tells Aaron he has to command respect in the kitchen.

He also says that A.J. is at fault for creating that culture and he is being overpaid.

Gordon’s design team works overnight for the relaunch.

The new Jack’s has an aquarium and fish tanks on the walls.

Corrugated iron is used as accents to brighten up and modernise the place.

There are ropes on the tables for customers to occupy themselves.

They are for practicing tying knots from the backs of the menus while waiting for their food.

The menu is changed to incorporate fresh seafood and fresh produce.

On relaunch night, there is a snowstorm but customers still turn up for the service.

Scott is pleasant to customers and Aaron tries to take control of the kitchen.

He loses control soon after the restaurant is at capacity.

AJ is not doing enough to help in the kitchen and makes it worse.

Scott is forced to speak up in support of Aaron and restores order in the kitchen.

Food then goes out faster and customers enjoy the new food.

Aaron holds his kitchen staff accountable.

The relaunch night overall is a success and customers are happy.

Gordon has a final meeting with the owners and they are happy and pleased.

All except for AJ, who is made to cut back on hours and pay.


What Happened Next at Jack's Waterfront?

In the weeks that followed, Aaron was given full control over the kitchen menu and staffing.

Two cooks were fired and two new experienced sous chefs were hired.

AJ was eventually fired, making space for a new General Manager.

Jack's Waterfront closed in December 2010.

Yelp reviews after the episode filmed were mostly positive.

The handful of negative comments were on service.

Jack's reopened as Dockside Jack's in March 2011.

Yelp reviews were good but it closed after just a month.

They sold the restaurant back to the previous owners.

It became Brownies on the Lake in April 2011.

Yelp reviews are mixed.

They have since rebranded and are now called HOOK.

Jack's Waterfront aired on November 06 2008, the episode was filmed in March 2008 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 7.


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Kitchen Nightmares Hannah & Mason's

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visit's Hannah and Mason's in Cranbury, New Jersey.

Hannah and Mason's is a French style bistro.

It is owned by Chris Posner and Brian Kelly.

The restaurant is only open three evenings a week.

This is because Brian doesn't like working at night time.

Cranbury is only an hour outside Manhattan but it seems worlds apart.

The pair previously worked as Chef's in the restaurant under the former owner.

Three years ago they decided to buy it when the owners decided to sell.

Chris does everything including ordering food, managing the staff and cooks.

Brian is lazy and does as little as possible.

Even the restaurant servers aren’t afraid to call Brian lazy.

Brian describes himself as laid back and doubts he will ever be able to change that.

Brian doesn’t feel they are losing out on any business by only opening three days.

But the staff are finding their paychecks bouncing and they are losing out on tips.

Gordon arrives at the restaurant.

He notices that the awning at the front of the restaurant is missing a N and reads Hannah and Maso's.

Gordon sits down to order food.

He orders a baked onion soup, quiche and lamb lollipop.

The soup tastes like dish water with greasy onion.

There is a thick layer of cheese and bread and very little liquid.

The quiche is runny as if someone forgot to put it in the fridge.

The lamb lollipops are under cooked.

Brian’s reaction of his criticism of the food is to not believe him.

He doesn't think it is as bad as Gordon’s initial assessment.

Chris is scared of Gordon’s reaction.

The 23-year-old restaurant manager says that Chris is afraid of anyone giving his food a bad review.

Gordon heads into the kitchen and meets the owners.

They tell him that they are only open three nights a week.

Gordon is shocked that they are closed more than they are open.

Brian admits that he doesn't want to own a restaurant and doesn't have new ideas.

He says that he is a different person to Chris when asked why he lacks passion.

Gordon returns for Valentine’s Day evening service.

This is a night when all restaurants are usually busy.

He quickly notices the dessert display with old desserts, some as old as a week.

The quality of the food isn't checked as rotten lettuce nearly leaves the kitchen.

Gordon questions the cook about this.

He tells him he hasn't washed the lettuce as it comes in pre-washed.

Gordon notices that a dessert is missing from the display tray.

It appears to have made it out to a customer.

Concerned at this, Gordon checks the storage and walk-in.

He finds mouldy food and raw and cooked chicken together in the same tray.

Due to what he finds he is forced to shut the kitchen down.

The staff are devastated to have to close.

The customers are forced to look elsewhere to eat on Valentine’s Day.

Gordon speaks to the owners and once again lays into Brian.

He had left Chris to speak to all of the customers after the kitchen was closed.

The staff are forced to clean up the mess rather than serving meals and bringing in money.

Gordon goes for a drive to see what is in the area.

He notices the large number of local farms that are close to the restaurant.

He returns with a bushel of fresh apples.

Brian has an attitude so he teaches Chris a dish using the local apples.

Brian threatens to leave if Gordon shouts at him again.

Brian’s attempt to run the kitchen are slow and unenthusiastic.

Gordon asks Chris to lead the kitchen.

Brian leaves the kitchen before returning after a pep talk from Gordon.

Despite a slow start, things pick up eventually.

Meals reach the customers, who seem pleased with the quality.

Overnight, the restaurant is given a makeover.

A new deli counter has been added to sell local produce.

Even the missing ‘n’ on the front sign is painted in to create a better first impression.

Chris is not happy and is nervous and negative about the new direction of the restaurant.

Brian is energised and eager to make it work!

Gordon organizes a farmer’s market to coincide with the relaunch of the restaurant.

Even a town crier is brought in to hype up the excitement around the restaurant.

Chris gets enthusiastic about the local farmer’s.

He is happy being able to use more local produce for the business.

For relaunch night, Gordon tells them they need to flip tables.

Due to the size of the restaurant they need this to make more money.

The customers love the new food.

It isn't long before the orders are backed up.

In order to flip tables they need to get the food out quickly.

They run out of mashed potatoes.

Chris wants to give them a substitute.

Gordon steps in and calls him lazy for not even beginning to cook some more.

He gives in and starts preparing some more mashed potatoes.

Chris manages to pick up the speed over time and two dinner seatings are completed.

The staff admit that Chris does not deal well with change.

They expect him to get used to the new style of food and service.

The relaunch overall is a success.

Chris admits he will need time to get used to the changes.

He wants to commit to making it work.

As Ramsay tells them, he can’t give them the heart to make the restaurant work, that has to come from within.


What Happened Next at Hannah and Mason's?


Hannah and Mason's closed in February 2010.

Chris claimed this was due to less customers.

He also said that the state of the economy led to the decline of the catering side of the business.

Chris thought that Gordon's new menu alienated their loyal customers.

He still claims that he does not know where the container or raw and cooked chicken came from.

Chris believes it was planted for the show.

A few months after filming, they returned to the previous menu and changed the decor.

Chris said that the airing of the episode did not bring in more customers as he had hoped.

After filming, Chris was teaching part time at the local college and looking after his children.

Chris is currently Associate Research Chef at Pinnacle Foods Corporation.

It is rumoured that Brian Kelly was chef at The Lamp Post in Jersey City, NJ in 2010.

There is now a Law Office in the former restaurant space.

Hannah and Mason's aired on November 06 2008 and the episode was filmed in February 2008.

It is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 6.


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J Willy's - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares J Willy's

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits J Willy's in South Bend, Indiana.

J Willy's is a barbecue restaurant.

It is owned by husband-and-wife team Rick and Tricia and their friend John William.

South Bend is a middle-class town made famous by the University of Notre Dame.

It is just a few miles up the road from J Willy’s.

After they opened the restaurant, they were busy.

The business was making money each year consistently.

The day-to-day running of the restaurant is left to John.

Rick and Tricia live over three hours away, where they own another restaurant.

The couple assumed that John would be able to uphold the service standards and the food quality.

They believed the restaurant would continue to make money.

However, they think that John has run the venture into the ground.

John admits that it has being tough as they were struggling.

They weren’t really bringing in cash so they don't have a proper chef in the kitchen.

The cook Steve uses cans and bought in sauces to get food out as quick as possible.

With the increasing negative reviews, the customer numbers declined heavily.

Between the three of them they have invested all of the money they have.

Gordon arrives and thinks that the restaurant looks like it closed down ten years ago.

He isn't impressed with the desperate flashing sign out the front.

He meets John and Rick and Tricia and he sits down to read the menu and order food.

Gordon isn't impressed at the photos on the menu.

He orders a loaded baked potato pizza, beef ribs and a pulled pork cheese boat.

While waiting for his food, Gordon notices the sad and grim atmosphere of the restaurant.

He comments that the carpet looks like “a thousand Buffalos walked over it”.

Before he tries the food he asks a priest at a nearby table to bless his food before he eats it.

The food is terrible and strange looking and the pizza is covered in ranch dressing.

The ribs are untrimmed and have a bland, generic barbecue sauce.

The pulled pork sandwich is smothered in processed cheese.

After tasting the food, Gordon refuses to let the priests table eat the food.

They had pulled pork sandwich they ordered but he stops them before they eat the food.

Gordon discovers that all of the food is canned or frozen.

The barbecue sauce comes in a huge plastic container from a wholesaler.

In the kitchen, it is clear that John has cut corners in order to save money.

John says the menu is designed to cut a lot of labor out since there is no chef.

All of the kitchen staff describe themselves as cooks as they are just reheating food.

Dissatisfied with the answers found in the kitchen, Gordon takes the owners aside.

He is hoping to determine the root of the problem.

Tricia says the problem is John as he lacks the passion to run the business.

John argues that it is hard to be passionate without any money.

He knows that the business going downhill.

They reveal that they’ll be $1.2 million dollars in debt.

They will lose their house if the business shuts down.

The couple state that they do not have any children.

They haven't as they are too busy babysitting two different restaurants.

Gordon observes a dinner service.

He hopes it will give him more answers as to why the restaurant is failing.

In the kitchen, all of the ingredients on the pizza are frozen or from a can or bottle.

There are cheap cuts of chicken and John admits to cutting corners with the food.

The food is sent out quick and Gordon compares the kitchen to a production line.

Most of the food were sent back by dissatisfied customers.

They didn’t like the mushiness and greasiness of the food and how cold the dishes were.

After the miserable dinner service, Gordon calls all of the staff together for a meeting.

The staff admit they were embarrassed by the service.

They say that it is getting harder at the restaurant as the pay checks keep getting slimmer.

Rick tries to blame John for the failure.

The staff stand up for him and say that Rick isn't there.

Rick is defensive and says he can't come to the restaurant.

He says he lives 3 and a half hours away and relies on John.

Gordon tells all three owners that they should all be ashamed of the state of the restaurant.

He asks if they need to get someone else in to run it.

John tells Gordon that he still wants to run the restaurant but that he needs help.

After the meeting Gordon inspects the kitchen storage.

The fridge isn't cold and there are old potato skins.

There is also a box of rotten tomatoes and peppers and blood in trays of meat.

Gordon tells the Rick and John to throw out all of the old food.

He tells them to clean the kitchen to prove their passion for the restaurant.

The next day Gordon meets with the owners at a Church.

He asks the owners to clear their conscience.

John wants to change and Tricia and Rick want John to step up.

Gordon has a much deeper understanding of the kitchen’s situation.

He begins to implement his plan to turn the business around for good.

In the kitchen, Gordon brings in fresh ingredients.

He teaches the staff how to make barbecue sauce from scratch.

He also teaches them a new burger special.

It is made from all fresh ingredients to be served at the evening's service.

As guests arrive for dinner, the kitchen prepares the new burger specials.

The burgers are popular with the customers and they loved it.

An hour into the service, the orders become too much.

Steve panics, causing disorganization in the kitchen.

After they rush to fulfil the orders, the burgers are sent out undercooked or overcooked.

It is not long before they run out of the ingredients to make the burgers.

Instead of the fresh special they lower the standards.

They begin sending out prepared burgers on sourdough bread and use frozen fries.

Things quickly spiral out of control.

Gordon goes mad over the dropped standards.

One customer is in tears over the burger as she was looking forward to it!

Before Gordon's team start on making changes he asks the owners if they are ready to commit to change.

They promise they are ready to change.

Overnight, Gordon's team give the restaurant the most underwhelming makeover.

It appears only the carpets were replaced.

A unit for their new sauce was added and one wall was changed.

Gordon announces they are to make and sell their own BBQ sauce.

This will also be for customers to take home when they dine.

He reveals that the 75 item menu has been halved.

This is in order to allow the kitchen to focus on using fresh ingredients.

Gordon introduces four chefs who will be training and up skilling the cooks.

On relaunch night, Gordon gives John a pep talk before the fully booked service.

As the orders hit the kitchen the cooks struggle at first.

They try to send out potato skins without bacon and food slopped onto dirty plates.

The kitchen begins to get backed up.

John talks to customers to keep them happy whilst they are waiting for food.

One table becomes fed up of the wait and a customer goes into the kitchen.

She complains about her two hour wait before leaving the restaurant.

The kitchen steps up, gaining control of the orders.

The food begins leaving the kitchen again.

Despite the hiccups in the kitchen the relaunch is a success.

The customers loved the new food.


What Happened Next at J Willy's?


In the weeks that followed they kept Gordon's changes.

They won first prize at the College Football Hall of Fame ribs cook-off with their signature barbecue sauce.

Yelp reviews after filming were mixed.

J Willy's closed on 4th February 2009.

With food prices increasing and customers decreasing, they had the choice of cutting the quality or closing.

A coffee shop opened in its place but this also closed.

The building was demolished in 2015.

Rick and Tricia also closed their restaurant Damon's Grill.

Rick is now working in restoring and selling classic cars.

J Willy's aired on October 30 2008, the episode was filmed in February 2008 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 5.


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Black Pearl - Kitchen Nightmares Update - Open or Closed?

Kitchen Nightmares Black Pearl

In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits Black Pearl in New York City, New York.

Black Pearl is owned by three owners Brian, David and Greg.

The three owners do not get along.

They are never in the restaurant at the same time.

Black Pearl restaurant is a seafood restaurant specializing in lobster.

The Black Pearl restaurant started out as a small downtown lobster shack.

It was originally owned by Brian and David.

David suggested they put an ad in a newspaper for a third investor.

This was how they found Greg and he became part of the business.

They later moved to mid-town adding third partner Greg.

The owners hoped to become the premiere lobster restaurant in Manhattan.

The relationships between the three owners were good until they started to lose money.

The relationships declined dramatically.

They stopped talking to each other.

They only communicated via email or text and everybody got nervous and frustrated.

Brian states that the restaurant is a nightmare.

This is due to lack of management as they don’t have one voice.

The staff think Brian is a silent partner who would bail if he had a choice.

They also think that Greg is the hardest working owner.

However, he doesn’t make decisions and gets frustrated too easily.

Out of the three owners, they like David the least.

He lets his ego get in the way of a healthy atmosphere.

Gordon arrives and is greeted by Nigel and Steven and some other staff.

They tell him that the three owners are never at the restaurant together.

While talking with the staff, David comes into the restaurant unexpectedly.

He claims that he is a hands-on owner.

In reality, he is at the restaurant three to four days a week.

Gordon orders clam chowder and lobster mac and cheese.

He also orders all three of the lobster rolls from server Steven.

While awaiting his order, Gordon notices the weird bar and the bizarre mismatched interior.

He comments that the restaurant looks like it has been decorated by three different people.

The chowder is watery and the mac and cheese is chewy and rich.

He's not impressed with the bland, unseasoned lobster rolls either.

After tasting the best food on the menu, Gordon meets the three owners and head chef, Phil.

He is critical on the food he tried.

He is especially harsh about the lobster rolls, which he brands as bland and unseasoned.

David is defensive of the food.

He says that the maine lobster roll is authentic as they don’t season them.

He discovers that the restaurant is currently $250,000 in debt.

They say that they haven’t sat down together to decide things.

They vote on the way forward whenever any of them proposes an idea.

Gordon tells them he doesn’t feel that any of them are committed to making the business work.

Greg says he has fallen out with the other two few times in the past.

He feels they aren’t doing the things they need to do.

They say that they feel the same about him.

Gordon decides to witness how the restaurant operates its dinner service.

It is a rare night as all three owners are there.

David works the service station and is also expediting in the kitchen.

His lack of experience is resulting in lack of quality control and food is sent back.

Steven feels the disorganization is due to the owners competing amidst themselves.

The owners are all trying to prove to chef Ramsay that they know what they are doing.

Greg was out of his element as he normally was in the kitchen.

He was waiting the dining room instead as David has taken over.

David gets upset when a table sends back a dish for grit in the mussels.

He argues with the customer that made the complaint.

Gordon inspects one of the dishes that was returned.

He says that the food has a weird, old smell that David denies.

Gordon confronts David’s denial, calling him blind and clueless.

Gordon is concerned about the quality control and the truthfulness of the owners.

He investigates the storage unit of the kitchen.

After service, Gordon says that he is concerned with the disorganization of the restaurant.

David says he expedites every night he is around but the chefs disagree.

Gordon tells David they are advertising Maine Lobster but are serving Canadian lobster.

David tries to argue that it is acceptable as they are the same animal.

Gordon makes it clear that they are misleading customers by listing it as Maine lobster.

The next morning, Gordon calls a staff meeting.

It is a rarity at the restaurant as they have not had a meeting in the last 7 months.

He requests the staff to write down questions, which the owners will answer.

David defensively avoids the question directed at him.

Gordon compares him to a politician.

The last question was to address the lack of a general manager.

One of the staff suggests that one of the owners should be the general manager.

The owners were contemplating on who would be the general manager.

Gordon decides to add a new special for the night’s dinner service.

For dinner service, Brian is sent home.

David and Greg alternate the managing and expediting job for the night for Gordon to watch.

David is rude to the staff in the back and patronizes customers out the front.

Greg did well in the dining and struggles in the kitchen but ultimately pulls it off.

After the nights service, Gordon calls the staff together.

They are to vote the person they would want to be the manager of the restaurant.

The majority of the members of staff choose Greg.

Overnight the restaurant is given a makeover.

The staff and Greg love the new decor.

David isn’t happy about the changes.

Gordon introduces a new lobster claw game, where whoever picks it up gets to eat it.

Gordon hires a man in a lobster suit to go into Times Square.

They hand out flyers with the staff, which David comments won’t help at all.

Hours before the relaunch, Gordon gets everyone up to speed on the new menu and gets them to taste it.

David dislikes most of the dishes.

He makes a number of negative comments while everyone else loved the new food.

The owners sign a document stating Greg as the general manager.

Gordon asks Brian and David to come for dinner.

On relaunch, Brian and David arrive.

They sit at the table, moaning about all of the new changes.

Things aren't better in the kitchen.

Greg has lost control in the kitchen and it has fallen apart.

There are delays with the food.

When it reaches customers they are pleased with the food despite the wait.

After the service, Gordon tells Brian that he is lazy.

He tells Greg that he has a good heart.

He thinks David doesn't care and that's he's only in it for his ego.

David calls him "Gordy" and is really snarky.

He tells them he isn't sure it can succeed with David a part of it.

He challenges him to come back and see for himself.


What Happened Next at Black Pearl?


Black Pearl closed in September 2008.

It closed just 4 days after the episode aired.

Yelp reviews after filming are mostly negative.

There are complaints over the quality of the food.

David had an extremely long rant about Gordon in a letter.

It is allegedly from all three owners, blaming him for the 50% drop in sales.

Gordon revisited the restaurant in the next series but Black Pearl was already closed.

The Hog Pit is open in it's place.

He meets Steven there to discuss what happened.

Gordon tries the food and loves it.

Yelp reviews were average.

The Hog Pit closed in October 2020.

Below is the full text of David's rant:

"Hello Everyone... Well, after three years, we have fried our last clam and shucked our last oyster.

On October First, we sold our lease and fixtures to someone who may be better equipped to handle the exceedingly high cost of doing business in New York City.

As you may know, in February, we filmed an episode of Kitchen Nightmares, at our restaurant, hoping for the best.

We were naive, believing that the show was at least somewhat honest; we truly felt we could learn something from that jerk, and we anticipated a solid boost in sales from the publicity.

The sad fact is, from the beginning, it was clear that the show was a joke.

From the very first day they were initiated, the changes Gordy Ramsay made were ridiculed by the press, hated by our regular customers and were the direct cause of a 50% drop in revenues.

And, we were never able to recover financially.

Our hope was that we would benefit from the publicity of participating in that horrid "reality tv" series, but the promised air-date of May 2008 turned out to be a lie, and we were not able to sustain ourselves until the end of September, when it was finally broadcast, especially with the damage inflicted upon us by the producers and star of KN.

While the partners certainly weren't on the best of terms, I do admit that we exaggerated the issues we displayed on the show in order to convince the producers to feature our restaurant, but during the week of filming in February, it became clear that the show was a complete sham.

KN is simply a series of set-ups staged to illustrate situations that fit their script, and, as you would expect, their expert editors tell only half the story--the part that makes their star shine brightest.

All of my brilliant and pointed comebacks were left on the cutting-room floor!

Darn the luck! In fact, Gordo's menu changes were horrible, and mirrored the buffet offerings of a cruise ship in the 1950s--lobster bearnaise?

Shrimp Louis with green goddess dressing?

His ideas were laughable, and proved to be utter failures; his "innovations" had nothing to do with our concept of a New England Lobster Shack--something he clearly knows nothing about.

For God's sake, he thinks the Canadian and Maine lobster are two different species!

Maybe he thinks Canadian lobsters have an accent--"butter, eh?"

Finally, his big design change, the lobster arcade game, was nothing short of asinine.

After the filmed "grand re-opening dinner" (attended by actors, we learned, who responded to the producers' Craigslist ad and were instructed to order the new Gordy Ramsay special!), very few ever ordered the lobster bearnaise again.

And who can blame them? Greasy potatoes, buckets of oil, egg and butter . . . nice one, Gordo; real good idea.

But what really sealed our fate was his b*stardization of our award-winning lobster roll.

To "improve" upon our recipe, he cut the amount of lobster in half, added lemon, lettuce, celery, salt and pepper and way too much mayo.

Of course, it didn't work.

It served us right for allowing a potty-mouthed teabag to mess with our New England cuisine.

We should have taken a page out of history, revolted and sent him packing and bleeding back to King George.

Anyway, enough sour grapes.

While I hope Gordo meets an untimely death so that I can dance on his grave, it is time to move on.

The point is, we would like to thank you all for your support during our brief time operating what we thought was the best seafood shack in New York.

My partners and I really did care about everything we offered at Black Pearl.

From the inception, we did our best to keep the concept pure. We made every effort to be fair to our customers, our staff and ourselves.

We remember fondly those crazy nights with Sherry Vine, Sean Lynch's Rat Pack Revue, the Rasta Christmas parties, and the brilliant musings of pianist Tommy Mandel.

We were lucky to have you all aboard.

And, of course, we thank our loyal staff for all their hard work, especially Heru, Charles, Lana, Lisa and Steve.

Perhaps we'll do it again (sound of my partner's bullets whizzing by my head), I don't know. If we do, we'll be sure to spread the word.

For now, we'll take advantage of the new-found holes in our schedules to relax with our families and friends.Love and best fishes,
David, Greg and Brian"

David returned to his previous career in the music industry.

He released an album in 2010.

The Flatiron Room opened in the space and reviews are positive.

Black Pearl aired on September 25 2008, the episode was filmed in February 2008.

It is Kitchen Nightmares season 2 episode 4.


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