Is This Seaside Restaurant A Sinking Ship? | Full Episode S1 E4 | Kitchen Nightmares | Gordon Ramsay

Gordon Ramsay visits the Seascape restaurant in the seaside village of Islip in Long Island, New York. Owner Peter Matthews has been struggling for seven years to make the business viable and now he's nearly reached the end of the line.
Season 1, Episode 4
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[@carolinewanjiku6610]

This guy is good at fixing broken pieces together. God bless Gordon Ramsay.

[@scxiao]

Imagine the level of arrogance needed to not taste something that GORDON RAMSAY cooked in an attempt to help and inspire you. I don't care if it's a beef wellington or a cheese sandwich, if Gordon made something for me you better believe that I would want to taste it!!

[@lynnusman2822]

Exactly 😊

[@cplcabs]

If I owned that restaurant, I would have gotten rid of the head chef a long time ago along with the other chef. The head chef was clearly a major part of the problems that the restaurant was having and he didn't care about that.

[@DubliminalFrequencies]

Anyone else see Jeff Ramsay miss the bin with that Lobster Ravioli while standing right above it?

[@Recontrooper22]

These 2 chefs in the kitchen don't give a flying $&%@^& about their work and to try to raise the bar

[@catherineward6524]

I've been in a similar place to Peter, growing up nothing I ever did was good enough. If it was less than perfect than I might as well not have tried at all. It doesn't motivate you, it makes you feel useless and like "whats the point if it's not going to be good enough anyway". Its no wonder that he's quite quiet and almost shut down.

[@Ross516]

No kidding. All it does is tear you down and make you feel at your lowest. If you want someone to do their best, critique is important, but so is praising what theyre doing right

[@user-ey4lc7tb8p]

I love chef Ramsey ❤

[@user-pf7ny4qi6f]

Wayne😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@onkelhiphop]

❤