Gordon Ramsay Is Amazed How Much Owners Have Changed | Kitchen Nightmares Revisited FULL EPISODE

Gordon Ramsay revisits some restaurants he had previously helped to see how far they have changed.
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[@kelsiparker7990]

I can't even judge Lisa for needing a break to cry. Because considering some of the reactions owners have had to Gordon telling them they have no idea what they're doing, a "devastated self-realization" moment is better than a "Who does Gordon think he is trying to tell me what to do?" moment. Once she recovered she instantly shifted to "Okay, how can I do better?"

[@anablerun]

Love this

[@shmaowzaow5214]

Yeah she seems normal and level headed compared to other owners in kitchen nightmares

[@PurpleCh4lk]

Well said.

[@japojapo3269]

Bahahaha needing a break is way different then hiding all nite and then asking: what am i suppose to do, go dust? Entitled lil nobody, who thinks she is so much better then anyone else, she not allowed to clean with her lil hands :D pathetic owner pathetic leadership and example that she sets..

[@thatretrogameplay4521]

@@japojapo3269 she is only 28 tbf

[@YourSaddestDeer]

The way she asks Gordon to cook a new dish with her is absolutely wholesome and I am worshipping that moment forever.

[@axelsebastian777]

That was really heartwarming.

[@OwnM3Z0]

Timestamp?

[@YourSaddestDeer]

@@OwnM3Z0 13:00

[@OwnM3Z0]

@@YourSaddestDeer ty soo much

[@Jeinzt]

I'm your 666th like

[@catherinekinsbergen7954]

Lido is still opened to this day!!! In 2017, Lisa Hemmat and partner Levi Lupercio opened Playa Hermosa Fish and Oyster restaurant and reviews are excellent. GG Lisa

[@EggyEggtoast]

Seems like Lisa is the most successful of KN's rescue attempts. It's incredible how much she flourished in comparison to almost everyone else in this show!

[@naja2674]

Sigma performance and mindset right there, she learned her mistakes and makes the good use it, exceptional role model

[@andrewt836]

@@naja2674 sigma balls

[@naja2674]

@@andrewt836 Sugondese Nuts

[@febuary1497]

Sigma grindset gg

[@ChokyoDK]

When restaurants fail after Kitchen Nightmares, it's all about the owners. Don't blame Gordon. This episode is proof.

[@deku5803]

Who is blaming him?

[@user-nz5sy5te4t]

@@deku5803 there was something about a restaurant in the uk where people around it genuinely blamed Gordon for its downfall, honestly it does happen ):

[@deku5803]

@@user-nz5sy5te4t shoking...honestly its so obvious that he know what he talks about and its hatd to think that there are people who think like that

[@this_is_patrick]

Some of the failed owners were committed to the new changes and their restaurants improved, but it died anyway because they could not be saved in the first place, usually due to them being too deep in debt.

[@naja2674]

@@this_is_patrick unfortunate really... atleast they go down valiantly trying their best to recover

[@foxernator]

I love how proud he is of Lisa - one of my fave episodes.

[@Zauchi]

she did really well, still open today and has great reviews

[@naja2674]

Pure satisfaction indeed, same can go for Andy

[@corsbh]

poggers

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Lisa is one of my favorite owners on KN all the time. She started as an imature clueless spoiled brat but she then realized her mistake and learnt from the bottom. She's also a fast learner to learn how to manage her restaurant properly. Till these days, her restaurant is still open and even she has 2 now.

[@DJismailDJ]

@@margarethmichelina5146 is she still there, like the owner?

[@GetUnwoke]

I LOVE that Lisa took this opportunity AGAIN to pick Gordon's brain for inspiration by making him cook for her. Smart girl. She knows how to take advantage of these rare opportunities, and that's why she's one of the rare success stories of Kitchen Nightmares.

[@theredstonepat5316]

The cool thing is that its one of the few restaurants who survived longer than a year after the revisit episode. Even to this day they're still open and have catered big companies like Audi and Lexus.

[@migk988]

the majority did lol

[@alukardio6991]

@@migk988 only like 6 restaurants survived. Most of them closed down

[@okaydo6291]

AluKardio it’s logical considered that most of the owner are brain dead or just delusional psychopath

[@user-qn3vt8ih2p]

Mashallah

[@alukardio6991]

@@okaydo6291 don't get me started on delusional owners 🤣 especially Amy's baking company that was a wild ride 🤣

[@mli3793]

Wow what a change in character for the first girl! She is extremely charismatic and impressive when he comes back. How everything operates smoothly, how the server brings out a dish, the jacket ready, the wine. It's like all the cogwheels fit together perfectly

[@naja2674]

And the fact shes "fired" her BF means that shes now strive to become a fully fledge career woman.

[@mli3793]

@@naja2674 I think he couldn't respect her as a boss because of their relationship. Stuck in the past sort of thing. She became a new woman and with that comes new standards in men

[@capybara901]

Your pfp is so cute

[@HusbandoCollector]

@@naja2674 I mean you can be an excellent career woman and still have a bf or even husband. It's just that her character changed and like the other person said, she has better standards for herself and for the men she dates

[@margarethmichelina5146]

So, moral of the story: Be like Lisa, don't be like Cece

[@Marcusianery]

She seems pretty damn great now. Lisa I mean!

[@sleepCircle]

@dvik because you are speaking to the heart of the people

[@naja2674]

Also be like Andy, transform

[@dingatudor5176]

Cece honestly was surprisingly more chill and mature than I would have expected

[@scp_sixtynine4203]

Tbf CeCe kinda gave it up to be with her kids, so marginally better

[@kay-dc8495]

It must be a delight for Gordon to see previous restaurants doing better, thanks to him

[@josephthedreamer1508]

Yeah but unfortunately some closed down just after Gordon left

[@oz_jones]

@@josephthedreamer1508 Lido didn't. It's still open and Lisa owns another restaurant as well. Not sure of the quality of food or their financials, but I'm guessing not terrible since they're still open.

[@naja2674]

Its really is a pure satisfaction seeing people changes

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@oz_jones Same with Le Bistro. Only Lido and Le Bistro which are still open till these days.

[@bobsaturday4273]

most of them fail soon after anyway with one or two exceptions , the only thing that ever really did well was this big melodrama show

[@jacobschofield9712]

I'm so happy that Lisa is still going strong and has multiple restaurants to her name now. Makes a change from most of the ones he's helped

[@bobsaturday4273]

"multiple restaurants to her name now" what are you talking about ? then you go on to blither further about " most of the ones he's helped" ! JUST ABOUT ALL FAILED ! some within months , one even before the episode aired on tv , one owner eventually committed suicide . "helped" ? sure , himself to million$ doing the show

[@skull5531]

@@bobsaturday4273 you're interpreting 'failed' as closed down and selling the restaurant, a lot of these closures are due to already outstanding debt that these restaurants have racked up and. Majority of the owners take the free renovation/décor upgrade and sell the restaurant with the extra value that Gordon put in.

[@randomrazr]

@@skull5531 suicide>?

[@FateBoost]

@@bobsaturday4273 They own a fish and oyster restaurant.

[@traveller1231]

@@bobsaturday4273 Bro the owners are just arrogant and dont care about any thing about their quality of food and kitchen

[@char1194]

Genuinely couldnt stop smiling watching Lido's, its so heartwarming to see the restaurants really turn around and make things work. It must feel amazing for Ramsay too to see that he genuinely had positive, lasting impact on a restaurant.

[@curbyandre]

mhx!!!

[@hmt4381]

Andy talks with Gordon before: 😤😡🤬 Andy talks with Gordon when he re-visits: 😀😁😍

[@thatgirlselina9670]

💀 yes

[@airfixx_8952]

You can tell he's still a jerk.

[@dom_dom3097]

I love the part ramsey doesn’t know wether he told her to fire her boyfriend or not, it’s like he doesn’t realise what he says in a fit of rage 😭

[@Phycorax]

Did he actually say it?

[@nikhilcruz]

Certainly wasn't something he said on the filmed episode anyway.

[@sadiecharmaine2582]

He said she should grow up and dating her employees is not grown

[@nikhilcruz]

@@sadiecharmaine2582 Her boyfriend did more than she did, all she did was cry in the bathroom and act like a baby in the episode.

[@chocofudge4638]

🤣🤣🤣

[@criomede9536]

The one who was doing the meme titles has a day off today. Good for him. He deserves it.

[@justinhamilton8647]

It’s a girl

[@Edigor100]

@@justinhamilton8647 how do you know

[@saraberisha6773]

@@justinhamilton8647 its a ze

[@MyReligionIs2DoGood]

@@saraberisha6773 What's a 'ze'?

[@saraberisha6773]

@@MyReligionIs2DoGood idk

[@crystalwu7400]

Lisa is not only a good restaurant owner but also a good person. The amount of times she smiles and the way she treats the employees is very cheerful. I like that everyone in Lidos is smiling and doesn’t seem to be abused by other employees or their boss.

[@icraft2645]

Completely agree!

[@CeeShelles]

The fact that he shouted at his wife and then got mad at Gordon for calling him out.. like "I am allowed to abuse my wife WITHOUT JUDGEMENT"

[@capybara901]

Time stamp?

[@CeeShelles]

@@capybara901 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZjOiZh_eM54kLs She brings back a steak and he yells at her and Ramsey is like HOW BOUT NO.

[@user-ue6rq2em4g]

@@capybara901 28:50

[@NakedDaoist]

@Tasty Toast look back at the episode, he talked to his wife like a dog throughout the whole episode. This was actually pretty sad.

[@ttiiopp5245]

@Tasty Toast it depends but still can be abuse.

[@naja2674]

Stan for Lisa and Andy, they are great role model, they learned from their mistakes, improved, and become even better than before. this proves that Gordon Ramsey is the kindest person ever, genuinely helping restaurants to thrive. But we live in a society, because theres always... *that* person...

[@HexenStar]

Too big difference between Lisa and Andy. Even in the end he still gives off hostile vibes, - he tries hides it, and not particularly well either. Lisa, on the other hand - she's a complete opposite. Radiant, positive, confident - she thrives and loves what she's doing. Manners, body language, openness, social interaction, - no comparison. Seeing Gordon eating at La Bistro - was like observing Chef Ramsay sharing a table with Norman Bates.

[@airfixx_8952]

@@HexenStar You can tell that Andy is still a proper ass-hole and that his wife still tip-toes around him.... He just got better at running his restaurant, that's all. Lovely lady..... I feel sorry for her.

[@xlife123]

In the end. Andy was like 'go away, ur not welcome'

[@Spud24]

Lido is the perfect example of good ownership The fact its still open and Lisa has it all together Very intelligent woman who now has the right tools

[@Wastemaster24]

Just to give even more credit to how business savvy Lisa is during the pandemic she started offering takeaway and delivery for the restaurant. Even during a time that all businesses were struggling she managed to keep hers afloat and thriving truly inspiring. Shows with the right attitude and confidence that you can not only achieve anything but thrive.

[@Amm17ar]

I hope the last guy began to treat his wife better. She's so supportive. People don't know a good thing till it's gone. She loved and cared about him and didn't deserve that abuse.

[@naja2674]

If you watched to the end then youll know Andy is a different and better man now, hes now a Sigma male

[@Amm17ar]

@@naja2674 I did watch till the end....going with your logic then 5 mins of seeing him happy means he doesnt abuse and yell at his wife for shit she has nothing to do with....I guess we should just tell serious offenders were gunna come see them with a camera and if they behave well they can go home. I mean why wouldnt he be on his best behavior knowing Ramsey is coming back. I never said he was still abusive....just said I hope its better. Didnt know you knew him personally.

[@guccigirl2389]

@@naja2674 stop just.. stop calling male sigma beta and alpha it is so dumbbb

[@antoniettepamplona4481]

@@guccigirl2389 same with gucci girl it sounded so dumb to me stop plss stop

[@godgenesis0810]

@@antoniettepamplona4481 ikr

[@raiBK]

The way Lisa did not only take all of Gordon's criticism to heart, but also used his surprise visit so excellently for publicity puts all other owners to shame. This is how you run a business, Gordon must've been in awe

[@P.Whitestrake]

Wait. Lisa is a vegetarian but opening a common restaurant. Now *THAT* is a cool person.

[@TheUnone]

And stunning

[@NoobtuberFan]

@@mickey8423 Well Yeah

[@bedsheets1867]

Well, she wouldn't be less cool if she started a vegetarian restaurant but good on her for realizing that's where the money is

[@nomore583]

@@mickey8423 wtf meat is not a drug ...???

[@LazyDeath666]

Lisa is a VEGETARIAN not a Vegan. Two huge difference.

[@ShotokanEditor]

17:51 " Cee-Cee was a queen. The queen of bland frozen cuisine " When Gordon raps :D

[@AkiraTanaka11]

I will say, I'm really happy at how calm Cece became, and I'm glad she's happy with her kids. She is right, sometimes you have to make a choice and she chose for the better: for her family and herself!

[@rempanda]

That situation with Cece felt so familiar to me. I had friend that up until her early 20's acted the way Cece acted first time around. Unable to take criticism, sudden emotional outbursts, very childlike way of speaking, basically acting as though she was still 5 years old. But she had a heart of gold. And then when she had her first kid at 23 started to mature. Her entire life until then was marked by zero discipline from her parents (if she got detention at school parents would make a formal complaint about the teacher rather than making her accept responsibility for her actions, rather like Cece's father getting angry at Gordon for criticizing Cece) and just a severe lack of self confidence. Becoming a mother gave her some control and confidence back and I see that in Cece too. It's sad the restaurant closed but it was so lovely to see her more content and happy.

[@mickk8519]

@@rempanda but she didn't mature, she changed what Gordon proved worked because she was a petulant child that knew best, and let the business down. Plus she let her kids down by ditching their father, you could hardly say he was a bad husband, when he was afraid of her. Unless he left her toxicity. Couldn't you tell she wasn't telling the truth to Gordon?

[@marcpower4167]

I think Cece clearly has trouble handling stress so if that's the case, she probably shouldn't be a business owner, at least not until she learns how. Seems like she's in a better place mentally now, that's a good sign.

[@wonderland4515]

@@mickk8519 It's sad that there's always someone trying to bring other people's happiness down. Just by watching the original episode I always got the feeling Cece's husband at the time was not really in love with her, at least not anymore. It's clear the restaurant just wasn't for her but who tf cares, she's moved on, she looks way happier and her children look happy and well taken care of. If the father truly cared he'd fight to be with his children. Or for all we know you're just talking bullshit and they see their father but the parents are simply split up which is completely fine.

[@didlea]

"Oh Gordan what a surprise! I wondered what the camera crew were doing here"

[@oz_jones]

I'm sure that the camera crew lied and said that they're doing a documentary of local restaurants or something.

[@Pauly421]

@@oz_jones Bollocks lol they have to sign shit to be shown on a show thats how it works. The introductions are staged

[@dane17eduard]

the camera crew arrived a few days earlier but the restaurant didn’t know exactly when Gordon would visit

[@UnicornTuber]

I was looking for that comment

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

Lido was one of my favorites, because Lisa was seemingly spoiled and uninterested and then just turns into this amazing owner and operator that actually makes a profit. Her ambitions changed right around and the confidence that came out of her was really inspiring! Well done!

[@shaniadirstein3650]

The girl has balls. Basically asked Gordon to cook for her and HE DID

[@cejayidc]

To be fair, she was a vegetarian, and like Gordon said, she couldn't even taste the dish he made. So I got a feeling of Gordon realising that it's hard for her to create a new dish that goes well with red wine while being a vegetarian (since red wine usually goes best with red meat). At least I hope that was the case, and that was the reason he wanted to help her. He also liked how she could stand up to herself and act professionally.

[@Cya._]

I‘m absolutely in love how Lisa is respecting him like an honorable teacher. She really considers him a timeless teacher, and it‘s so wholesome and such lovely feeling for all teachers ever. Could see how often Ramsay blushed out of feeling this honour he received by his lil successful student!

[@stinkbutt3168]

Andy looking like he's about to shit a couple dozen bricks when Gordon tells everyone dinner is on the house as a joke is incredible

[@havenprice]

:D -> D:

[@someone-yw2qw]

and the sound effect was just priceless lmao

[@alexmonro1711]

😂😂

[@That.little.chef.]

Hahaha

[@KaiCluster]

love Lisa's success. What makes me laugh though, is the episode structure and it's script. From Gordon "coming unannounced" to things like Lisa asking him to cook for her. Having been on several series sets, I can't make myself not notice this things and asking myself, how many takes did it take for, for instance, Gordon walking in the restaurant. (In one of my cases, we filmed stepping out of the car 4 times, to get different angles, ect.)

[@thelonelyduck7267]

Lol I think I saw Lisa's smile get hollower and hollower as the revisit went on. I had no idea why, no I know.

[@KaiCluster]

@@thelonelyduck7267 yea lol, we're so used to these things that we don't tend to notice them at all. It's on the level of the host ringing the bell and switching camers inside the room, showing the person being surprised and asking "who could that be" - well I don't know Jessica Fletcher, did you try asking the cameraman who's filming your surprised reaction inside your apartment? You know.. this kind of things lol. Anyway yea, for a medium budget 10 minute clip, you would usually need a day of filming, of course, depending on what is being filmed, it can take or add more time. It also goes without saying that in most cases, every "random person" is not actually random at all, but is part of the cast or the show extras. Most of these shows are scripted to the bone, however, the illusion that we end up seeing is still a display of reality or something similar to it.

[@adebowaleselere4254]

@@KaiCluster wow. This just brings a different perspective to this show. I have always wondered how the attitude of people just changes in one week. And other things of the sort.

[@mikeblatzheim2797]

I was in a scene on a movie set where the same scene was filmed using three different cameras 7 separate times, which took a mere 12 hours. But yes, once you've been on a set the illusion of what's happening on-screen sort of falls apart.

[@eppsislike]

Also the kitchen team walking out. So staged lmao but it was funny though.

[@joemam6405]

A Friday is never complete WITHOUT FULL EPISODE FRIDAY LETSSS GOOOOO

[@AxxLAfriku]

I broke my feet today because I kicked my computer because someone commented that my videos are bad! I hate unjustified criticism. Please wish me a speedy recovery, dear dom

[@burkshomemadememes]

“Ah shit here we go again”

[@Seismitoad3]

@@AxxLAfriku Next try headbutting it. It can only do good, either you get knocked out cold, or some sense gets knocked into you.

[@naja2674]

@@Seismitoad3 you shouldve have told him to headbang it, wouldve been much more efficient

[@Seismitoad3]

@@naja2674 well let's just hope that either works.

[@JeremyBearimy913]

If you think about it, Lisa's age may be why she was able to take Gordon's advice so well. She didn't have decades worth of bad habits and built up ego to shed. Also, people spend their while lives expecting their elders to teach them, and so it's probably easier for a younger person to take Gordon's criticisms for what they are, as opposed to owners and chefs who are closer to his age, if not older. It makes perfect sense why a 28 year old with only 5 years experience would be able to receive Gordon's advice more easily than a 60 year old with 35 years experience.

[@zuyantee7580]

Chef Scott in Kitchen Nightmares. Name a better cross over XD

[@oz_jones]

He has appeared in at least one other episode. Or it was James. I forget.

[@P.Whitestrake]

He's from Hell's Kitchen, wasn't he?

[@zuyantee7580]

@@P.Whitestrake indeed he is

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Chef Andi also was in Kitchen Nightmares for couple episodes.

[@ViyoAlt]

14:26 "you could tell that it was fabulous" The i-card on the top right "Absolutely disgusting" 💀 💀

[@anablerun]

Lmaooo

[@iitz_exo]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH BRO YOU MADE MY DAY HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH

[@zeeonnn]

@@iitz_exo •

[@lambsauce793]

LMFAO DEADASS SAW THIS COMMENT AFTER SEEING IT

[@Excaty01]

Lisa looks like a little sunshine now, you can really see how much happier she is.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I remember when she was appearing at first time, she looked like she was on her 40's but at revisits, she looks fresh and younger

[@Jo-jn3dc]

Under that much stress crying is a natural reaction. What you do after is what really matters. I’ve worked set jobs and been yelled at for mistakes but I got back up and did better. There a lot of “hurry up and wait” in restaurants as well which is a motto used in the film industry. Both are tough and overwhelming at times but with practice and hard work you can overcome all of that.

[@Rotten_Panini]

CeCe’s transformation is incredible!

[@naja2674]

Unfortunately Cece's arrogance gets to her again when Gordon leaves... raising prices to absurd levels and stuff... her restaurant has a chance but she blew it. atleast her physiqe is better

[@MrBombastic799]

@@naja2674 The restaurant wasn't failing. It was clearly successful, she sold it so she could be with her kids.

[@Pauly421]

@@MrBombastic799 I see she got the house in the divorce xD

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

@@Pauly421 someone married that thing?

[@zizo6892]

@@kaspervestergaard2383 bruhh 😂💀

[@Gash_Kobeth]

I'm amazed of all the connections Gordon has. Like, he calls a chef out of nowhere and the guy immediately shows up to take care of buisness, absolutely baffling.

[@babyhols777]

Ik like where tf did the guy live

[@velky_reeds]

until now, Lido Manhattan is still up and running despite the pandemic which is pretty impressive

[@dindjarin2628]

I wonder how's going on Le Bistro too. I hope Andy got his Michelin star.

[@Mayaran0]

I honestly think Lisa, to this day, had the most amazing success story out of anyone on the show Having an education in business, and then the best possible advisor, you can really get far

[@johnontheradio2007]

This is what i love about Gordan , he tries all in his heart to save people's businesses even if they are very arogant , seeing him going back and see the change he made is the best

[@babanoo]

Wow, it's really neat to see someone actually be successful and grow up after one of these. Sometimes when Chef Ramsay leaves at the end of the episode you just feel sad and empty thinking "yeah that shit's going to close down in a couple of months"

[@TaliZVasTyria]

so update on the place, what happened after They focus on the wine bar and Chef Scott worked on training the chefs. Gordon revisits a year later, business has increased by 20% and Lisa has fired her boyfriend Damien, the bar manager. There are new dishes inspired by Gordon including a Mushroom Flatbread. Lisa has also expanded into Lido brand wine, catering and private dining. The restaurant hosts a number of events including wine tastings. Gordon revisits a year later and they cook a dish together. Gordon is impressed and tells her to keep up the good work. Lido di Manhattan is open and continues to be very successful. Yelp reviews are good with positive comments on the food and complaints seem to focus on service. In 2017, Lisa Hemmat and partner Levi Lupercio opened Playa Hermosa Fish and Oyster restaurant and reviews are excellent. Lido di Manhattan aired on March 04 2010, the episode was filmed in July 2009

[@m3r782]

Good for her

[@kalova6731]

Wow! Thanks for the update - great to hear

[@matthewnavarro917]

What Lisa followed shows that if you accept Gordon's advice, you are sure to be successful but not only that. She really wanted to change and accepted it.

[@corny17]

Gosh it's so adorable how Lisa now loves and respects Gordon so much. Even getting him to try her new wine and get him to whip up a new dish to pair with it xD 11:42

[@mrsloth5985]

revisit the first restaurant 8:55 revisit the second restaurant 22:40 revisit the third restaurant 33:50

[@nada_kh0brani]

Thanks

[@KJ-je9pm]

Happy to know that Le Bistro is still open to this day (2024). Glad Andy accepted the changes. Props to him

[@drumstick74]

The transformation of Andy and The Bistro was amazing to see, and they are still in business in 2023 (even survived 3 years of Corona). They deserve a Michelin ⭐ Well done, Gordon, Andy and Elin!

[@brahimbenouda5281]

33:10 i like how andy's wife is watching gordon through the door

[@mangiwetterrence1766]

Ngl didn't see that till you pointed it out lol

[@ms-vu7dv]

Looks to me like that person was wearing black top white pants,the wife was dressed in black pants....

[@okami-rose803]

Lisa's a savage and I actually like her ХD She really seems in love with The Big G

[@Sean-parker]

Got to respect Lisa, took it all on board and ran with it, hope she is still seeing success

[@curiouscat7448]

I read from one of the comments, she actually opened up her second place in 2017

[@NeidhardtDerBlitzschnelle]

She does

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

- You could get me a job - I'm not that crazy lmao Gordon is a savage even when being nice x)

[@darrenj.griffiths9507]

lol

[@EleazarJL]

I smiled trough the whole episode, i wish her a good restaurant life

[@sasuke96515]

Best thing is that her restaurant is still open!

[@30noir]

You eat from a trough? Fascinating.

[@angeldee2602]

GR has the most beautiful heart. When he gets through to them finally you can see his heart in his eyes. So kind and true. Well done Gordon!

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

A lot of these revisited episodes are really nice to watch. Obviously a lot of the places do end up going under due to a variety of reasons but it’s lovely to see some of them thriving, with great food, great atmosphere and the chefs and owners being in high spirits

[@CrimsonHybrid]

I like Lisa. She's got a good attitude and was willing to follow advice once she got guidance. All she was missing was initiative and instruction, and when Gordon gave that to her, she excelled in it. Reminds me of fellow achieving(or overachieving) children and honor students. Sometimes you just have to guide us and tell us what to do and we'll make sure it's done incredibly well. And when she asked him to cook a meal with her, that's adorable and shows how proud she is of her progress! ALSO. She's a vegetarian but runs a regular restaurant. That's the kind of people I respect.

[@FateBoost]

Impressive! Still in business 10 years on from the revisit and Lisa is still at the Helm and still getting new customers from the show.

[@brosephbroheim6428]

Only Gordan Ramsey can yell at a man for how he talks to his wife, set him straight, and then kiss her afterward while they smile. He is truly built different.

[@xenobio7402]

he dead ass pulled in Sous Chef Scott from Hell's Kitchen!! the bald man of power!!

[@charliepilote2768]

He's also pulled out sous chef james from later seasons of hells kitchen more bald powerr

[@benshearer1710]

Had him flown in personally lol

[@WolfQueenLydia]

"You want me to go out and dust?' Everyone: "...Yes..."

[@GGmeteor]

When restaurants fail after Kitchen Nightmares, it's all about the owners. Don't blame Gordon. This episode is proof.

[@chrisgoffe5048]

😆😆😆

[@HongXD23]

I really see how Lido and La Bistro Changes... Cheff Scott and Chef Gordon gives a really great lesson

[@rileymannion5301]

"The biggest thing I've learned from Gordon is to get back in the kitchen" 😂😂😂😂 bruhhhh

[@paddyh8023]

As of 2022 Lido's is still open

[@faafafineartist]

Andy is a good example of HOW so many lose themselves for a minute, and it's usually unaddressed trauma that knocks the confidence, and starts to lash out at everything, destroying himself, which has a destructive ripple effect on the surrounding environment. The way GR pushes and puts him under pressure is the only way to BREAK the SPELL.

[@sleepless9957]

Scott arriving and starting leading the team was like The Professor from Money Heist fooling around the cops once more

[@jaccob7119]

26:32 Look, there's a funny little dog character. He's got sunglasses.

[@limjaheybobandy]

most underrated comment

[@oz_jones]

I wish to be as cool as that dog someday.

[@stluffy6905]

funny little fella

[@limjaheybobandy]

such a funny little character

[@naja2674]

Dog's a chad

[@gaymerman3420]

Gordon Ramsay is truly a miracle worker, he's saved so many restaurants, relationships, families, depressed people, and so on. Truly a hero

[@Mister0men]

i was smiling the whole time watching this, theyre doing great and the owner looks so much happier and healthier

[@jumpcutfilms1958]

Lisa is a perfect success story of what happens when the owners actually take Gordon's advice

[@matthewnavarro917]

Shoutout to Chef Scott tho, he really knew it was urgent business

[@Creepin_12]

this guy is a legend for uploding this stuff so good it entertains me every day keep ip the good work

[@joyjoy-lf2py]

You save relationships, You save businesses You cook amazing Although I have never eaten your food You're a therapist, You are the best Gordon♥️🙋🙋❤️❤️🙏

[@WolfieRich1]

This is awesome. Genuinely gained her passion for doing it properly.

[@makemelaugh7518]

37:51 man change a lot! It made me happy seeing he's habits change also his emotion! He knows how to smile now!

[@lpamkinl2065]

Love how they are still open at 2021. 👏

[@BatmanDream]

When CeCe opened the door I was shocked! It's a shame she slipped back into old ways a bit after the show, but definitely made the right call for herself, to sell it and focus on what she wants - her kids. Pleased she's a lot calmer and seems to be well.

[@xoxoysabella2451]

The more I watch Kitchen Nightmares, the more I appreciate and love Gordon❤️

[@mtdfs5147]

This is the power of "being able to learn from your mistakes" which a surprising amount of people lack.

[@unluckyleprechaun2937]

you can tell those owners faces' how they got better and their business .. Im happy GR came and helped their restau ... Man's a complete inspiration for me

[@Danyymao]

FULL EP FRIDAY LETS GOOOOOO

[@PredictedCyborg]

What I like about Lisa is that she was friends with her staff before and AFTER the show. Sure she's more of the boss now, but there's no reason you can't get on with your boss if you respect each other's work and come together as a team. Love to see it. :)

[@greencreekranch]

I respect that. The initial shock was too much for her, but she obviously thought about it after going home, she pulled herself together and came back, ready to improve

[@brokenemotion_0711]

La bistro.. 37:59 the owner's expression when Gordon said "Lunch is on the house today" is priceless. 😂😂

[@khloh123]

1.50am here and this makes my Friday night perfect

[@MrUppertorso]

I love how Gordon embraced Lisa's rebirth by giving her the hip fun hangout place she's always wanted.

[@lagbeargaming]

Gordon Ramsay is amazing, I can't believe how he can turn these restaurants around and make them profitable again

[@anonymousMotivator2023]

Its nice to see le bistro still open to this day and thriving. A lot of restaurants usually close even after gordon gives it all the help he can. Good story this one! 👍

[@Rudra_arduR]

Chef Scott: In bed next to the wife about to go to sleep Gordon Ramsay: get here NOW

[@stephanrobert5593]

Literally like a hitman

[@Foosa7]

GET HERE NOW.. will you please 🤣

[@animatt3415]

The first like 10 seconds of the video "This little town, was amazing *shows clip of a person falling into the wave from his surf board"

[@megalosergamer4480]

😂😂😂

[@waedidmyhandlechange]

Kudos to Lisa for keeping on track and staying open for business until now!

[@Rotten_Panini]

We need more of these !!

[@sambonbon755]

Lisa is even hotter now. Is it the confidence, the healthy food, who knows, but Iw ill appreciate it

[@leedsdrumacademy]

Cee-cee's voice alone is a treat for anyone who's into psychology and child development...

[@rippspeck]

You mean undergrad psych majors who've read a bit of Freud?

[@10sansari]

@@rippspeck I mean he did say anyone who's into psychology and child development, so of course it includes that.

[@jutraim2422]

What does her voice mean exactly? Just curious

[@georgewinsborrow1575]

Gordon is a amazing person the way he can break someone down someone and without them knowing and now the business look great afterwards

[@Iloveapextwins]

It just makes me smile it’s so wholesome when he is like helping people and they are learning

[@robolox3125]

i think i am addicted to these videos

[@ISEGaming]

The only KZbin Channel where I crave watching the reruns

[@dog2.051]

This channel is immortal. And we love it!!

[@sarahparsons5092]

The Le Bistro episode with Andy was absolutely heartwarming