This page lists all of the restaurants that are closed as of 2023.
If you want to see more detailed statistics and a map of locations, you can check out the full Kitchen Nightmares open and closed list.
Momma Cherri’s Soul Food Shack was a Brighton, UK restaurant featured on Season 2 of Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares in the UK. Though the Momma Cherri’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in … Read Full Post
PJ’s Steakhouse, later renamed PJ’s Grill, was a Forest Hills, New York (Queens) restaurant featured on Season 4 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the PJ’s Steakhouse Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in … Read Full Post
Lela’s was a Pomona, California restaurant featured on the very first season of the US version of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Lela’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in November 2007, the … Read Full Post
The Olde Stone Mill was a Tuckahoe, New York restaurant featured on Season 1 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Olde Stone Mill Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in October 2007, the … Read Full Post
Sabatiello’s was a Stamford, Connecticut restaurant featured on Season 2 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Sabatiello’s Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in November 2008, the actual filming and visit from Gordon … Read Full Post
Classic American was a West Babylon, New York restaurant featured on Season 4 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Classic American Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in January 2011, the actual filming … Read Full Post
The Secret Garden was a Moorpark, California restaurant featured on Season 1 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Secret Garden Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in December 2007, the actual filming and … Read Full Post
Seascape Inn was an Islip, New York restaurant featured on Season 1 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Seascape Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in October 2007, the actual filming and visit … Read Full Post
Davide was a Boston, Massachusetts restaurant featured on Season 4 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Davide Kitchen Nightmares episode aired in February 2011, the actual filming and visit from Gordon … Read Full Post
Dillons Lounge, later renamed to be Purnima, was a New York City restaurant featured on season 1 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Purnima and Dillon’s Kitchen Nightmares episode originally aired … Read Full Post
Trobiano’s was a Great Neck, New York restaurant featured on Season 2 of Kitchen Nightmares. Though the Trobiano’s Kitchen Nightmares episode originally aired in September, 2008, the actual filming and … Read Full Post