Kitchen Nightmares is an American television show similar to its British version Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, which is a reality show featuring the legendary Chef Gordon Ramsay, which marked the rising fame of Chef Ramsay in social media. Here are the best Kitchen Nightmares episodes, developed by Daniel Kay, following the footprints of another legendary chef, Chef Anthony Bourdain.
Chef Gordon Ramsay has invitations by the owners of the restaurants that are facing issues and are unable to hold up their reputations. The reality tv series features real-life restaurant owners who are failing to get the business right because of varied reasons which are explicitly focused on the show.
This reality tv series follows Chef Gordon Ramsay, who, with his exceptional cooking and managing insights, tries to revive the failing restaurants by resolving the deep-rooted difficult issues.
45. Hannah & Mason’s
- Show: Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 6 November 2008
- Episode number: 6
- Season number: 2
Hannah & Mason’s is one of the iconic episodes of the show Kitchen Nightmares. This episode led to the creation of the iconic meme of Gordon Ramsay shouting ‘Raw Meat’. It is a restaurant run by two friends who can do nothing right. They both lack passion and will to do anything regardless of the customer’s complaints.
In disbelief and after repeatedly shouting ‘raw meat’ Ramsay decided to take things into his hands and shut the restaurant to prevent food poisoning or any other problem.
44. Black Pearl
- Show: Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 6 November 2007
- Episode number: 16
- Season number: 1
Gordon Ramsay is unfiltered when it comes to food review. He leaves no words in the process of criticizing if the food is not good in an erratic restaurant.
This is what happened when he visited Manhattan’s Black Pearl restaurant. The restaurant was runned by three owners whom Gordon indicated as Grumpy, Sleepy, and Dopey. He explained his experience of eating in this restaurant similar to eating a wet diaper.
43. Sante Le Brea: Season 2, Episode 11
In this episode, Chef Ramsay actually feeds his meal to his neighbor’s dog, despite his propensity to refer to poor food as “a dog’s dinner”! The restaurant is out of control with bad management, a chef who never shows up and gets away with anything, and staff who are overly sweaty.
42. Piccolo Teatro
- Show: Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 6 November 2007
- Episode number: 2
- Season number: 5
It’s simple to categorize Paris as a city that enjoys its meat, but the proprietor of Piccolo Teatro was determined to alter that perception. Could the restaurant’s previous reputation for serving meat be costing them patrons?
This vegetarian restaurant emphasizes healthy eating while also serving delectable gluten-free fare.
Because of his declining staff and his boss’s laziness, he ends up maintaining the restaurant by himself. Even though Piccolo Teatro was one of the restaurants featured on the show that closed, Ramsay gave it everything he had.
41. Prohibition Grille
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 26 April 2013
- Episode number: 14
- Season number: 5
Sadly, she lacks restaurant or food industry experience, so her lead chef manages every aspect of the company’s operations. The owner frequently welcomes customers while dressed as a belly dancer.
The food is appalling. The employees are very unprofessional. Gordon tries to advise the owner on how to turn around her company, but she ignores his suggestions. The restaurant ultimately decides to permanently close its doors.
40. Oceana
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 20 May 2011
- Season number: 3
- Episode number: 14
The proprietor is a total hothead. He frequently screams and shouts at his workers. In addition, he frequently throws things and has a very short fuse. The restaurant’s kitchen is also one of the dirtiest and least hygienic areas.
Gordon arrives on the scene to assist the owner in turning around his company, but things spiral out of control when the owner rejects Chef Ramsay’s counsel.
As a result of the episode’s negative publicity, the restaurant sued Gordon Ramsay for embellishing his experiences.
39. La Galleria 33
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 26 October 2012
- Episode number: 1
- Season number: 6
The restaurant belongs to two sisters who grew up working in their father’s successful restaurant. Gordon Ramsay will have his hands full trying to assist the sisters in turning around their company.
The episode is one of the most entertaining in Kitchen Nightmares history because it is full of dramatic and hilarious moments. This is one you won’t want to miss.
38. Burger Kitchen
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Season number: 5
- Air date: 11 November 2011
- Episode number: 7
Among other problems, the business is having trouble with rude customers and a lack of business. To save the restaurant, Gordon must work with the proprietors to make changes.
In this episode, Gordon meets with the owners in an effort to assist them in turning around their company.
He soon learns that the owner is a careless businessman who had to deplete his son’s trust fund in order to maintain it. The already volatile restaurant issue gets a spicy boost from family drama as a result.
The issues don’t end there because the chef continues to serve customers undercooked food out of frustration. Additionally, the restaurant loses $5,000 every month.
37. Amy’s Baking Company
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 10 May 2013
- Season number: 6
It is the first episode of the show’s sixth season. Amy and Samy, the owners, are completely insane.
You’ll laugh out loud at the things they do, like Amy’s insistence that she can communicate with her cats by meowing at them violently. From Amy throwing a cake at a customer to Samy fighting Gordon Ramsay, this episode is a must-watch. Because it was the only time Gordon couldn’t finish the transformation, the episode stands out.
In a shocking turn of events, Yelp users who had never been to the restaurant left angry 1-star reviews in response to the episode. He left before the episode was finished because the conflict with the owners was too much.
36. The Old Stone Mill (Season 1, Episode 5)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 17 October 2007
- Episode number: 5
- Season number: 1
Although the Olde Stone Mill appears stunning from the outside, appearances can be deceiving. Dean, the owner, is a conceited hothead who prefers to agitate issues rather than calmly resolve them.
Dean has the audacity to assert that “I don’t believe there’s a better operator or restauranteur than me” despite the fact that business at The Olde Stone Mill has slowed down so much that on one day not a single customer entered the establishment.
35. Casa Roma (Season 3, Episode 7)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 12 March 2010
- Season number: 3
- Episode number: 7
Casa Roma, the oldest restaurant in Lancaster, California, is run by a mother-and-son team who have never worked in a restaurant. The establishment can occasionally only make nine dollars per night, and it’s easy to understand why given that cleanliness is a major problem.
34. Flamango’s (Season 2, Episode 2)
In addition to having a very strange name, Flamango’s Roadhouse has hideous, Florida-themed decor, according to one of the servers. One of the co-owners, Adele, is depicted in the episode as being almost abusive to her employees from the outset, and she and her husband won’t allow Chef Bryan to make any menu changes.
33. Sushi Ko (Season 3, Episode 12)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 14 May 2010
- Episode number: 12
- Season number: 3
One of the best parts is when Ramsay follows Akira’s advice and orders the sushi pizza, which is made of rice, salmon, crab, mayo, and cheese. Ramsay bravely enters the culinary unknown to better understand Akira’s cooking style despite his server’s prompt warnings that it’s not very good.
32. Mangia Mangia (Season 7, Episode 6)
On “Kitchen Nightmares,” Gordon Ramsay is just one of many hotheads, but Mangia Mangia’s head chef Trevor, 22, is much worse and more toxic than the majority. The owner informs Ramsay that he is an a**hole 10% of the time.
Trevor has the cocky attitude to back up his claim that he can never be fired: Unapologetically giving his own food a 5 out of 10, he frequently smokes outside the kitchen, and worst of all, about a month prior to Ramsay’s arrival, he attempted to punch one of the servers. It’s incredibly satisfying to see Ramsay bring this haughty, conceited chef down to size.
31. Jack’s on Waterfront (Season 2, Episode 7)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 6 November 2008
- Season number: 2
- Episode number: 7
Gordon Ramsay does not mince words when he visits restaurants where the food is subpar. Ramsay has a few go-to criticisms, like “ghastly,” “greasy,” and the perennial favorite “bland,” but when he gets inventive, it’s even more entertaining to watch.
The. Ramsay calls the omelet “rubber” and claims that the fish and chips are “almost like you’ve got a breaded condom in your mouth” after much wordplay on the analogy between fake crab and garbage.
30. The Fenwick Arms (Season 4, Episode 2)
- Show: Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 21 November 2006
- eason number: 4
- Episode number: 2
Chef Brian has thirty years of experience, but the cheesy decor and overdone table settings are all wrong. Gordon Ramsay observed, “It’s got all the formality and awkwardness of a wake. It doesn’t get any better with the “pompous” and “absurd beyond belief” food offerings either.
This episode of “Kitchen Nightmares” is all about making the pub much cozier and more traditional after Chef Brian is reduced to size. Ramsay teaches the pair how to “get back to basics.”
29. J Willy’s (Season 2, Episode 6)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 30 October 2008
- Season number: 2
- Episode number: 6
In South Bend, Indiana, Gordon Ramsay stops by J. Willy’s, a struggling BBQ restaurant. Since the owners are three hours away, they delegate management to a manager, whose incompetence has caused the restaurant’s business to spiral out of control.
The menu at J. Willy’s is obviously uninspired and poorly executed, with items like the overly fatty ribs and generic jarred barbecue sauce standing out.
28. Park’s Edge (Season 5, Episode 10)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Episode number: 10
- Air date: 22 February 2013
Richard and Jorge, two longtime friends, run the chaotic restaurant Park’s Edge in a suburb of Atlanta. Despite Jorge’s culinary training, the food on his menu is peculiar and unfocused.
Making matters worse, Richard, his business partner who manages the front of the house, openly admits that he has no prior restaurant experience, saying, “I just dress up and smile. I only do that.
27. La Gondola (Season 3, Episode 4)
- Show: Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 14 March 2006
Since it first opened in 1968, the Gondola has added some glitz to Derby, England. However, it is currently floundering while riding on its reputation. According to Gordon Ramsay, the historic location is “a bit of a time warp,” with plastic flowers and chandeliers from the 1970s, but the new owner is very passionate about it.
26. Bazzini (Season 2, Episode 3)
- Show: Kitchen Nightmares
- Air date: 5 February 2010
- Season number: 3
Gordon Ramsay visits the “minute” restaurant in search of lunch, which the establishment does not provide. Ramsay asks Paul to prepare a few of his favorite dishes when he stops by to start dinner prep, but the chef complains that the chicken is tough and dry, the risotto is gummy, and the pasta is cold and tasteless.
The carrot cake made by the cheery pastry chef Sharyn, who develops feelings for Ramsay and flirts with him throughout the episode, is the only thing he enjoys. It’s incredibly gratifying to see Sharyn shed her flirty, humorous side and emerge as a true team player after the sous chef leaves in the middle of service.
25. The Runaway Girl Season 1, Episode 1
- Director(s): Hanns Schwarz
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Run Away Girl is a pub cum nightclub run by two friends, Justin and Ritchie. The owner, Justin, always had disagreements with his friend, also the Chief Chef, Ritchie, which led the pub downhill.
The kitchen nightmare of The Runaway Girl is one of the best episodes of Kitchen Nightmares of season 1 of the two-hour special series named Ramsay’s Great British Nightmare.
24. Old Neighborhood Season 7, Episode 3
- Director(s): Jay Hunter, Glenn GT Taylor
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 6.7/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Ramsay travels to Arvada, Colorado, where owners Alexa and Randy are anxious for his help in rebuilding their 25-year-old restaurant, the Old Neighborhood. Alexa and Randy take great pride in their family-run business, which is why Chef Ramsay is taken aback when he discovers the food and surroundings are deplorable.
When Ramsay embarks on possibly the largest overhaul in the series’ history, they are driven to discover what is genuinely driving their restaurant into the ground and implement some substantial adjustments. Check to see if the couple is interested in reviving this local hangout.
23. Café 36 Season 2, Episode 11
- Director(s): Kent Weed
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, J.V. Martin.
- IMDb Rating: 6.8/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Café 36 is run by two high school lovers- Carol and Terry. Terry always wanted to run a French bistro, but their restaurant doesn’t look less than a frozen bistro. Terry is unable to make decisions when seen on Kitchen Nightmares.
Their Chef Pinto is lazy and lacks sanitation. Almost everything is frozen or falls under the category of fresh frozen. It is really sad to see that the restaurant owners had no idea what was going on inside Café 36 until Gordon Ramsay made them realize and opened their eyes
22. Handlebar Season 1, Episode 13
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Michael Cabbibo.
- IMDb Rating: 6.8/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
The Handlebar was not in good condition when it was taken over by Billy and his wife a year ago; the Kitchen Nightmares episode got filmed. Things seem to have gotten better in the restaurant, but the owner is seen to be moody.
Within the first few minutes of the episode, Chef Melissa also admits that she never wanted to be a chef and the scenario is also the same currently. She admits that the food is not good and that she didn’t think that she’ll be a chef someday.
21. Chappy’s Season 6, Episode 15
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, John Chapman.
- IMDb Rating: 6.8/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Chef
Chappy is seen to be running a restaurant that belongs to a completely different era, and the reason the viewers feel like this is its dining room, fancy waiters and high prices.
The food is not at all appealing and is overpriced. Ramsay also shares some negative things about the food, and the chef overreacts to Ramsay’s on-the-point criticism of the food. This was a lot to watch, and Chappy was still not happy with the changes that were brought about by the end. Ramsay tells him that he is a stubborn man.
20. El Greco Season 5, Episode 9
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Gordon Kennedy, Arthur Smith, Drew.
- IMDb Rating: 6.9/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Audiences like to watch Gordon Ramsay’s connection with the servers who work in an environment where they have to deal with the incompetent owners of the restaurant or cruel chefs. There is so much mention of the word “my darling” as negative energy runs in many professional restaurant kitchens.
When Ramsay’s kind side is seen, it is always so nice to watch him. Servers usually give him the in-house news like what all goes inside the kitchen. It is their way of repaying him.
19. Mama Rita’s Season 3, Episode 8
- Director(s): Jay Hunter, Mark S. Jacobs, Brad Kreisberg.
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 6.9/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Mama Rita didn’t initially get its popularity due to its successful catering business. Instead of making the food whose order is received, the staff is busy making stuff in bulk and then freezing everything. Chef Perla is also quite incompetent, and she looks to be more of a cook.
It is heartbreaking to watch Laura trying so hard to implement what Gordon Ramsay suggested and Chef Perla on the opposite, sowing the least creativity from her side.
18. Café Hon Season 4, Episode 15
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Gordon Kennedy.
- IMDb Rating: 6.9/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Denise Whiting, the owner of Café Hon, is a control freak who serves bad food to the customers in a weird dining room. Café Hon is situated in Baltimore, and when Chef Ramsay visits it, he notices that Whiting has trademarked the local slang ‘hon’.
It’s a relief that this episode has a happy ending with Whiting stopping using his trademark at a press conference that Chef Ramsay organized.
17. Nino’s Italian Restaurant Season 6, Episode 9
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.0/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
It is an Italian restaurant, which is a family business and is run by the eldest son of the family going by the name Nino.
Nino’s poor management skills were killing the family restaurant, for which he had to face the brunt of his younger brother Michael and sister Carina. Nino seeks help from Chef Gordon Ramsay to help him revive his dying ancestral business.
16. Yanni’s Season 5, Episode 13
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Alyse Avgoustiou, Karen Avgoustiou, Peter Avgoustiou, Tariya Avgoustiou.
- IMDb Rating: 7.0/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Yanni’s is a Greek restaurant in Seattle. Gordon Ramsay included some new things in the menu. Peter’s owner has his own path. He didn’t want the changes as the business had been running since 1984. He is too adamant to even listen to Ramsay’s advice.
15. The Mixing Bowl Season 1, Episode 3
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Brad Kreisberg. I
- MDb Rating: 7.1/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Billy, owner and chef of The Mixing Bowl, puts all his efforts into keeping the restaurant open. Mike, the restaurant manager, is the problem as he manipulates everyone and has a habit of drinking and yelling.
Gordon Ramsay doesn’t go easy with Mike because of his lack of knowledge regarding the restaurant’s menu. At last, it is relaxing to see that Ramsay does like some of the restaurant’s items.
14. Lido di Manhattan Beach Season 3, Episode 5
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.1/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Lisa Hemmat, the owner of Lido di Manhattan Beach, is a restaurant situated in Manhattan Beach of Los Angeles County. The owner paying no heed to suggestions and imposing her own autocratic methods led to the downfall of the restaurant’s business.
It sets an example of how a proud girl of the young generation can ruin a flourishing business because of her inexperience and carelessness.
13. Fiesta Sunrise Season 2, Episode 9
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.2/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Fiesta Sunrise is a restaurant run by Vic, who hardly showed any interest in business and was merely sucking up money from his wife and step-daughter. The episode shows yet a glaring example of how to kill a restaurant with mismanagement.
12. Le Bistro Season 3, Episode 6
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.3/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Le Bistro is a bistro situated in Lighthouse Point, South Florida, is owned by the obstinately adamant person who is also the head chef.
Having served famous chefs in the past, the owner has developed a bragging nature and lost his magic in cooking. Unwilling to accept his fault and improve his cooking, the owner digs his own grave, leading his restaurant downhill
11. Spin A Yarn Season 5, Episode 11
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10 S
- treaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Spin A Yarn is a steakhouse in California run by a married couple who ruined the business and food with their mismanagement.
The couples blamed the restaurant for their failing relationship, whereas the truth was the other way round. Chef Ramsay saved the dying steak house that stands strong today and is earning a good name amongst its customers.
10. Zeke’s Season 4, Episode 11
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Zeke’s is a restaurant owned by a man and a woman, who had bought it from its owner. The present owners were rude towards their staff and also served awful food.
The good days of the restaurant soon started into nightmares because of the mismanagement.
9. Hot Potato Cafe Season 3, Episode 1
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Hot Potato Cafe is a restaurant run by three sisters who had inherited it from their parents. The three sisters were least interested in the restaurant business and hardly paid any attention to the upliftment of the business.
The only savior, the head Chef, a highly skilled and professional lady, also wanted to leave the restaurant getting tired of the annoying sisters, which left the restaurant in much need of rescue.
8. The Runaway Girl Season 1, Episode 1
- Director(s): Hanns Schwarz
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Run Away Girl is a pub cum nightclub run by two friends, Justin and Ritchie. The owner, Justin, always had disagreements with his friend, also the Chief Chef, Ritchie, which led the pub downhill.
The kitchen nightmare of The Runaway Girl is one of the best episodes of Kitchen Nightmares of season 1 of the two-hour special series named Ramsay’s Great British Nightmare.
7. The Fish And Anchor Season 5, Episode 6
- Director: Heenan Bhatti
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
The Fish and Anchor is a restaurant run by a husband and a wife, also the owners. Both of them were pretty bad in their skills in cooking and management.
The awful food, along with the personal differences between the couple, always managed to keep customers away, devastatingly hampering the restaurant business. The kitchen nightmare of The Fish and Anchor is one of the best episodes of Kitchen Nightmares of season 5 of the British counterpart of Kitchen Nightmares.
6. Dillons Season 2, Episode 1
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay, Vikas Khanna.
- IMDb Rating: 7.5/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Dillons is an Indian restaurant that serves both Indian and British food. This is quite an odd combination, and they don’t go with each other. Ramsay told the owners about the multiple problems this restaurant was facing. This was among the first episodes of Kitchen Nightmares.
The restaurant was very dirty, and the food they were cooking was mostly rotten. There was also a language barrier in the staff, and then there were three managers who were never in complete agreement.
5. Dillon’s Season 1, Episode 2
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.6/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Dillon’s is a restaurant in New York City, which serves an odd opposite combination of Indian food and British food, ruining the dining experience of all its customers with its awful dinner service. The restaurant sets an example of one of the worst kitchens to cook rotten food in a dirty, infested environment.
The restaurant had mismanagement because of the language barrier and misunderstanding between the managers. Chef Gordon Ramsay had a tough time bringing things back in order.
4. Sebastian’s Season 1, Episode 6
- Director(s): Brad Kreisberg
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.7/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Sebastian’s is a pizzeria in California run by a fascistic owner, who always followed his own autocratic ways of running the business. The worst part is the pizza offered was even more disastrous than the management. The bland menu was way too confusing for all the customers, and the taste was not good.
But the owner never accepted his fault and continued his tyrannical ways of running the pizzeria with its overly confusing menu and awful food service.
3. Mill Street Bistro (1 & 2) Season 6, Episode 10 & 11
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.8/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Mill Street Bistro is a fine dining restaurant in Ohio owned by Joe. The owner is so full of himself that he never pays any heed to wise suggestions meant to better the food quality served in his restaurant.
The restaurant serves stale food, which ruins the dining experience of all the customers, and the owner is not even apologetic about the hideous crime.
2. Momma Cherri’s Soul Food Shack Season 2, Episode 3
- Director(s): Christine Hall
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.9/10
- Streaming Platform: Hulu
Gordon Ramsay very rarely likes someone’s food on the Kitchen Nightmares episodes. He has usually seen liking desserts, but we saw an entirely new experience in Momma Cherri’s episode that the chef gained. He loved the soul food restaurant and the flavors in its food.
The relationship shared by the chefs is also nice. Ramsay here works at two levels. First, he tries to modernize the restaurant and second, he tries to make Cherri less controlling.
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1. Oceana Season 4, Episode 12
- Director(s): Jay Hunter
- Cast: Gordon Ramsay
- IMDb Rating: 7.8/10
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime
Owned by two brothers, Rami and Moe, Oceana is a restaurant in New Orleans, which with its awful cooking, served terrible food before the visit of Chef Ramsay.
Thanks to the insightful guidance of Chef Ramsay, the restaurant has been revived, and also the food quality, including the cooking, has improved a lot. This season’s finale episode marks one of the best kitchen nightmares episodes of the season.
What’s the Best Kitchen Nightmares Episode?
Amy’s Baking Company is by far the best episode of Kitchen Nightmares with an IMDb rating of 9.3/10.
What is the Grossest Episode of Kitchen Nightmares?
Revisited is the worst episode of Kitchen Nightmares, and it holds an IMDb rating of 6.4/10.
Which Chef Killed Himself on Kitchen Nightmares?
Joseph Cerniglia committed suicide. He was the owner of Campania, and he committed suicide three years after Ramsay humiliated him on the show.
Has Gordon Ramsay Ever Walked Out on Kitchen Nightmares?
Yes! Gordon Ramsay walked out from Amy’s Baking Company as he conflicted with the owners.
