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The screaming matches and tears that come out of it are only the cherry on top. For me, as much as these sights are painful to watch, their presence on camera is comforting. I fear the unknown history of my food, so seeing the mess and grime before it is served to customers lessens my discomfort.

Showing these images is like unmasking an evil-doer or exposing a heinous plot. Ramsay always makes sure of that. Like a culinary Batman, he protected the patrons of failing restaurants all over the country from mild food poisoning and, in some cases, serious disease.

La Galleria 33 is closed. They closed suddenly in November with no announcement of the closure. Barefoot Bobs is closed. They closed suddenly in December with no announcement of the closure. Prior to the closure they reverted to their old menu and brought back the tiki decor. Mama Maria's is open. John returned some customer favourites to the menu and tweaked recipes.

Reviews are mostly positive with compliments to John, the atmosphere and service. Ms Jean's Southern Cuisine is open. They moved to a new location and reviews are positive. Reviews have improved significantly since Olde Hitching Post is open. Reviews are mostly positive with seafood being popular. They stopped doing breakfast in to the disappointment of many. Levanti's American Bistro is closed. They closed in November after Tony decided to retire nine months after the episode was aired.

Sam's Mediterranean kabob Room is closed. They closed in January as appearing on the show didn't increase customers numbers and more competition had opened in the area.

Nino's Italian Restaurant is closed. They closed in August due to retirement. Carina said that the remodel was done using cheap furniture that were not fit for purpose. Mill Street Bistro is closed. Joe renamed the restaurant to Maple City Tavern and they closed in February Joe sued Gordon after the episode for missing items and damage to the restaurant.

Yanni's Greek Restaurant is open. They returned some of their old dishes to the menu and reviews are mostly positive with the moussaka being a hit with customers. Prohibition Grille is closed. They closed in July Chef Rocky opened his own restaurant that had excellent reviews prior to its closure. Chappy's is closed. Chappy blames the closure on Gordon and has opened and closed a number of restaurants since appearing on the show.

Amy's Baking Company is closed. Amy closed the restaurant in September due to landlord troubles and after much online drama to open an online cookery school.

Amy and Samy now live in Israel. Blackberry's is closed. They closed in March as Shelly no longer saw room for growth, were maintaining and not getting the clientele they wanted. Leone's is open. Gordon revisited, the chefs had been fired and Michael wasn't at the restaurant, he stepped up and reviews are mostly positive. Rose sadly passed away in April Mike and Nellie's is closed. They closed in January 21st and Mike now owns his own catering company. Luigi's D' Italia is open. The restaurant moved location in December and opened a catering service.

Reviews are positive with praise for the lasagna and pizza. Burger Kitchen is closed. The restaurant was sold to new owners in August , was rebranded and closed in February The Greek at the Harbor is open. Some customers didn't like the changes but reviews are generally positive with praise for the entertainment and food. Michon's is closed.

They closed in August and two other locations closed - Downtown burnt down in a fire in March and Peach Tree Centre closed in early Reviews at the original location were negative after filming. El Greco is closed. They closed in December as their debts were too large.

Many staff had left due to conflict and reviews after filming were negative with complaints on food and service. Park's Edge is closed. They closed in early after their lease ran out and they did not open in a new location. They returned some items to the menu due to customer requests. Spin A Yarn Steakhouse is open. They returned some dishes to the menu as requested by regulars and reviews are positive with the prime rib remaining a big hit with diners.

Charlie's Italian Bistro is closed. They closed in July and Genevieve sadly passed away from complications due to epilepsy. Cafe Hon is open. The locals appear to have forgiven Denise for the Hon trademark issue and reviews are positive with the meatloaf being popular among diners.

Chiarella's Ristorante is closed. They closed on the 30th June after their lease expired and they could not afford an increase in rent. Zocalo is closed. They closed January after failing to open after Christmas due to spiralling debts including for taxes. Greg and Mary divorced and he remarried waitress Maria.

Spanish Pavillion is open. Michael has stepped away from the business and business is up since filming. Reviews are positive with praise for the paella and sangria. Classic American is closed. The restaurant closed in August and they continued offering catering services. PJ's Steakhouse is closed. They closed a few weeks after filming in May as the takings were low and the debts were high and returned to the construction trade.

Grasshopper Also is closed. They closed in October , was sold and reopened with new management, new staff and a new makeover. The restaurant has changed hands many times since. Davide is closed.

They closed in May after being sold in January , as the owners wanted to start a farming venture and food tours of Boston North End. Downcity is closed. They closed on 10th December , after struggling in the decline of the local economy. Aby is now a personal trainer. Cafe Tavolini is closed. They closed in December , just weeks after filming with an answerphone recording saying that they were closing for medical reasons.

Kingston Cafe is closed. They closed as a restaurant in August , however the space is still used for events and catering functions. La Frite is closed. The restaurant was sold to a new owner in July and closed in September when the owner changed the restaurant to an Italian eatery called Modo Mio.

The Capri Restaurant featured in Kitchen Nightmares season 4 episode 10 and is closed. They closed in September due to the twins health issues and declining sales at the restaurant.

Zeke's is closed. They closed in October after taping a notice to the door and the restaurant was sold to new owners. Oceana Grill is open.

The restaurant was sold to new owners, who have sued the production company over clips showing the poor state of the kitchen as this does not represent the higher standards under their ownership. Hot Potato Cafe is closed.

They closed in August as their lease was due to expire and a closed sign was put up on the door. Danielle went to college and trained to be a nurse. They closed in April as Bill and Adele decided to re-retire to Florida.

Cheryl moved out of her parents house in Bazzini is closed. Bazzini closed in June and Paul now works as a chef with his son. In a revisit we see Sharyn who had began working full time baking her cakes. Mojito is closed. Mojito closed in March and Katalina went travelling, documenting her food journey on Instagram.

Their restaurant is millions of dollars in debt. Ramsay is just trying to help. And with that, Kitchen Nightmares USA broke with the formula and, more crucially, violated the comfort zone.

You were never again safe in the knowledge that everything would turn out all right. Feel-good TV could now make you feel bad. Peter's was a New York restaurant featured on an episode where the problem was the owner's extravagant spending.

According to the Cosa Nostra News , Peter Pasta had already been kicked out of the family by the time he was on Kitchen Nightmares , as he had apparently been "falsely labeled 'a rat', with all its obvious nasty ramifications and ugly possibilities hanging over his head. It may have been for the best that Pellegrino had already been ousted by the mob before he saw how his episode turned out, as he had nothing good to say about the way he was portrayed.

It's a real-life nightmare," he told Gang Land News. There have been a lot of accusations leveled at Ramsay and Kitchen Nightmares , including claims that the show's team plants a lot of the rotten food he "finds" and that all of those incredibly grossed-out customers that sit down to eat are paid actors. According to The Guardian , Ramsay doesn't take the accusations lightly, and after one newspaper published stories about fakery, he sued for libel and won.

But there's one claim that might have some weight to it, and that's the one where customers are said to be paid actors. It's likely a half-truth, if the fine print of the credits is to be believed.

Reality Blurred picked up on the disclaimers, written in the credits that most of us fast-forward through. One reads, "The producers may have provided customers at the restaurant with a financial contribution towards the cost of their meal. What, exactly, that means isn't clear, and while it doesn't suggest they're actors, they are getting compensated for being on the show. But isn't that fair? You wouldn't want to pay for some of the food these places are serving up pre-Ramsay, would you?

It's no secret that the restaurants on Kitchen Nightmares don't feature the kinds of kitchens you'd want your food coming out of So, it's also not surprising that some have taken issue with the way they're portrayed — perhaps none more strongly than Oceana Grill. According to Today , the first lawsuit came in The owners of Oceana didn't want the episode to air because they felt they had been misrepresented — and in case you're wondering just which episode this was, you know the infamous clip: Ramsay vomiting after getting a whiff of some supposedly rotten shrimp.

The episode still made it to air, but there were concessions made in the form of a settlement where the show's producers agreed that if footage from Oceana was used in the future, the restaurant would be paid for it.

They were also required to update viewers to the changes made at the restaurant any time they were featured. The second lawsuit came in , when the Kitchen Nightmares British Facebook page posted that infamous, aforementioned clip with the caption, "No wonder this restaurant is failing Be careful what you post on Facebook. Sure, Kitchen Nightmares is a little notorious for its failure rate, but there are some major success stories. Like Pantaleone's, the Denver pizza place with an owner who just couldn't understand why no one was coming in the door.

It was the typical Kitchen Nightmares mess: denial, stress, and struggle. Fast forward to after filming, and the Gazette Review says the pizza place went on to become a success. Sure, there's still some grumbling, but based on their TripAdvisor and Yelp reviews, they're consistently stars. Also still open is Cafe Hon, featured in Season 5 and run by an owner who had managed to alienate much of the town with her attempts at trademarking the word "hon.