In the past few months the reviews have improved and range from three to five stars, with many customers complimenting the food and service. In the Drink Bar and Restaurant is still open for business after Ramsay's intervention and it looks like things are going well. Kitchen Nightmares airs Mondays at 8 pm ET/PT on Fox, with new episodes Kitchen Nightmares is an enjoyable show that allows the viewer to better understand what goes on behind the scenes of the restaurant business. Part of the the show's entertainment though lies in the incompetence and arrogance of those working in the restaurants Gordon Ramsay sets out to rescue. This is it. OP, it's not 100% staged, like they build a fake restaurant set and hire actors, but they do force arguments and drama, because it simply wouldn't be very interesting of a show to have Gordon Ramsay just calmly give polite people tips on making their restaurant better and they just say, "Gee thanks, that's great advice" and roll In this Kitchen Nightmares episode, Gordon Ramsay visits The Greek at the Harbor in Ventura, California. The Greek at the Harbor is owned by Makis and Lynn Mikelatos. The couple have been running the restaurant since 1994. Located in a popular vacation location the restaurant was successful in the 1990s. Makis is tired, having worked at the 01:08. Kitchen Nightmares is coming back after nearly a decade and we couldn’t be more excited. According to Deadline, Gordon Ramsay will lead the series revival which joins four other shows Piccolo Teatro closed in April 2007. Six weeks later, Gordon returns and finds out that the restaurant is closed. Gordon meets with India, who tells Gordon that she went home to get her stuff. When she returned to Paris the restaurant was filled with flies and mice and Rachel had disappeared. Usually, with restaurants that Ramsay visits on the series, the kitchens are absolute nightmares (hence the name of the show). He has found everything from rotting meat, poultry, and produce, to expired foods, cross-contamination, rats, roaches, droppings, mold – you name it. Unlike many of the others, however, Amy’s Baking Company was With restaurants still closed across the UK, Gordon Ramsay would have good reason to be in one of his famously foul moods. His TV career really took off with Kitchen Nightmares, which launched Gordon Ramsay is back — in New Jersey. After nine years, “Kitchen Nightmares” has officially made its return to television and the famed chef is back doing one of the things he does best The truth is that restaurant owners don't have to worry about paying for renovations as they work to save their business. The production company behind "Kitchen Nightmares" pays for any expenses that rack up while Ramsay and his team are overhauling a restaurant. There's no evidence that Ramsay himself is personally paying out of pocket for URyX.