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All Kitchen Nightmare Restaurants Still Open, Confirmed

You can still eat at these Kitchen Nightmares restaurants in 2024

Gordan Ramsay’s goal in Kitchen Nightmares is to help struggling restaurants turn things around. Of course, not every restaurant can stay afloat in a difficult industry. If you’re curious about which restaurants are still open, we’ve rounded up every restaurant from Kitchen Nightmares that’s still open in 2024.

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All Kitchen Nightmares Restaurants That Are Still Open Today

Since the US version of Kitchen Nightmares began in 2014, the show has featured 84 restaurants across the United States. Of these, a sad number could not turn things around and ultimately closed their doors.

However, these 23 restaurants featured on Kitchen Nightmares are still in business in 2024.

RestaurantLocationWhen They Were on Kitchen NightmaresNotes
Bask 46Woodland Park, New JerseySeason 8 (2023)
Bel Aire DinerQueens, New YorkSeason 8 (2023)
Da MimmoDumont, New JerseySeason 8 (2023)
DiwanPort Washington, New YorkSeason 8 (2023)
El Cantito CafeBrooklyn, New YorkSeason 8 (2023)
The Greek at the HarborVentura, CaliforniaSeason 5 (2011)Renamed to The Greek Ventura in 2016
In the Drink Bar and RestaurantWayne, New JerseySeason 8 (2023)
The Juicy BoxBrooklyn, New JerseySeason 8 (2023)
Le BistroLighthouse Point, FloridaSeason 3 (2010)
Leone’s RestaurantMontclair, New JerseySeason 5 (2011)
Lido di ManhattanManhattan Beach, CaliforniaSeason 3 (2010)
Luigi’s D’ItaliaAnaheim, CaliforniaSeason 5 (2011)
Max’s Bar and GrillLong Branch, New JerseySeason 8 (2023)
Ms. Jean’s Southern CuisineWilkinsburg, PennsylvaniaSeason 6 (2012)Has moved to a new location since being on Kitchen Nightmares
Oceana GrillNew Orleans, LouisianaSeason 4 (2011)
Olde Hitching Post Restaurant & TavernHanson, MassachusettsSeason 6 (2012)Under new ownership as of 2022
The Olde Stone MillTuckahoe, New YorkSeason 1 (2007)Under new ownership as of 2009

Renamed to The Wicked Wolf North
Pantaleone’sDenver, ColoradoSeason 7 (2014)
South Brooklyn FactoryBrooklyn, New YorkSeason 8 (2023)
Spanish PavillionHarrison, New JerseySeason 4 (2011)
Spin-a-Yarn SteakhouseFreemont, CaliforniaSeason 5 (2012)
Yanni’sSeattle, WashingtonSeason 6 (2013)
Zayna Flaming GrillRedondo Beach, CaliforniaSeason 7 (2014)

It’s worth noting that many of the restaurants still open in 2024 from the US version of Kitchen Nightmares are from the most recent season, which only finished airing in 2023. It will be interesting to see what happens as time goes on for these more recently featured establishments.

All Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares Restaurants That Are Still Open Today

Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares promotional inage from the UK show
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The UK version of Kitchen Nightmares, titled Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, has featured significantly fewer restaurants and boasts a less favorable success rate. This is likely in part because the show hasn’t filmed a new season in ten years, meaning restaurants will need to have really stood the test of time to remain open to this day.

Of the 27 restaurants featured in the show’s run from 2004-2014, only these four are still open in 2024.

RestaurantLocationWhen They Were On Ramsay’s Kitchen NightmaresNotes
The Fenwick ArmsClaughton, LancashireSeries 3 (2006)Featured on a “Revisted” episode in 2020
The Sandgate HotelFolkestone, KentSeries 3 (2006)
The Runaway GirlSheffield, EnglandSeries 6 (2009)Renamed to Silversmiths

Under new ownership as of 2017
The Walnut Tree InnSkirid, WalesSeries 1 (2004)Briefly closed in 2007 before reopening under new ownership

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