Gordon Ramsay Disgusted At Being Served Three Week Old Food | Kitchen Nightmares FULL EP
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2022
- Gordon Ramsay visits Davide in Boston, Massachusetts where things are worse than he thinks.
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If anyone is wondering, the restaurant kept working good and food was delicious. Sadly, the restaurant was sold and closed around 3 years after the episode was filmed, as brothers wanted to start farming ventures and food tours. They successfuly opened family farm and are still in the business.
Good for them!
Your profile picture is awesome
@@MoonyHarkin thank you, kind man
My man your pfp is just so wonderful with this beautiful text lmfao
Thank you Mr bean from Grove St.
No filthy kitchen, no terrible service or egotistical chef, just genuine people trying to make things work hurt by a horrible tragedy. Everyone here deserved success. Do we know if it's still open?
it’s not unfortunately. but the brothers are in another successful business.
They sold the restaurant 3 years after the episode was filmed
@Julie Weaver if addiction was just a choice, why can't most people just stop by choice?
Because it's not a choice. Especially opioids are hard to get off. That's why the U.S. is struggling with an opioid crisis since the end of the 90s. Pharmaceutical companies know this. Its highly addictive substances.
Also, let's not forget the genetic and environmental causes. Addiction is not a choice. It's a chronic brain disease. Otherwise, everyone that touches alcohol or other drugs would become an addict because they chose to drink/take the drugs(medicine included). Drinking or taking drugs doesn't make you an addict.
All in all, addiction is not a choice, it's a compulsion. It's the brain telling you to take whatever substance it needs.
they all died horrifically during the pandemic
That comment is so full of semantics. Addiction can be a tragedy because a tragedy is defined as an event causing great suffering. Getting clean is a choice and even more than that it's a journey, but no one sets out taking heroin to get addicted to it, just like no one chooses to be trans.
Besides, addiction especially with IVing can cause irreversible damage and calcification/scarring of your blood vessels, that's why people switch to using their legs, then chest, and if absolutely necessary their hands.
There are lifestyle diseases where your symptoms can be either completely stopped or the progression of which can be stopped by changing and maintaining a specific lifestyle and taking your medication, type 1 diabetes is one of these.
Also if you think that psychiatrists trusting kids that say they're trans are the ones destroying lives, guess what buddy, you're the one destroying lives. I highly doubt you've got any broad experience in mental health, addiction, or damn near anything. You have a weird antagonistic tunnel vision and I recommend you stop judging others and go outside some more to talk to different kinds of people and broaden your horizons, cause it's really quite sad.
Hope you never end up being at the other end of the stick when it comes to narrow-minded clueless judgement. Or maybe I hope you do, and manage to connect how it feels to your own opinions.
This episode is deeply emotional. No bad guys here just hurt people...
Those painkillers are dangerous
Brother got addicted to drugs and stole and lied from the other brother. He's clearly the bad guy
@@crazychase98 just blame the drug, that caused the downfall of both of them
@@ramennoodle9918 He made a choice to keep taking them and use them more then what the doctor recomended. Plus steeling and lieing drug didn't make him do that his choices did
@@crazychase98 he owned up to it and you cant change the past. Though its hard to trust someone who fucked you over multiple times. Its hard for both brothers.
Literally cried when Gordon said, “I wish my brother was clean” 😭
Timestamp?
@@cassidy5542starts at 32:12 🥺
Amen.
Sober 8 years. God is so good!
@@fabiolaramirez08 Gordon says that, but also has a strong tendency to treat and refer to his brother's addiction as a choice rather than an illness
Its both really. @@nukaghoula
I've been in the service industry 28yrs as a server and manager, Andrew is definitely one of the most likeable dedicated server I have seen on these episodes. I believe he will be an asset to any workplace
YES! Servers are everything!
Ok Andrew…we know it’s you
Can we just spend a minute in acknowledgement of Anthony being 2 years clean
When is Gordon Ramsey going to go to Chili's restaurants?
Yes 🙌 I agreed
@@iamgermanewhen there for the for Time I was speechless tasteless raw steak uncooked chicken the chicken was raw & hard ! Drinks omg piss
He deserves major props. Unless you have been there, you will never know true hell.
I am surprised he never made amends to his family over that two years.
It’s not a delusional owner or frustrating incompetence of the staff, it was an unfortunate personal struggle that was ruining the business. I was so heartbroken for Frank, seeing him so broken was hard to see. An emotional but Really great episode.
Look at ur face. Says it all
@@moontoonbaaabi1070 You’ve got nothing to show yourself, tough guy.
@@moontoonbaaabi1070 says you with no picture...knob head 😂
@@moontoonbaaabi1070 ok bot
Why do yall all have to fight and judge and hate on each other... stop all the hate.
15:41
Gordon Ramsay: I'm gonna get some fresh air
The waiter: I'm sorry the air here was made three weeks ago
underrated joke here
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😂Wait, I missed that!!
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This episode actually make me so sad because im a chef too and i’m feeling helpless in the industry also. Just gonna comment here cuz the video is probably old and no one would read the comments anymore. I’m a chef for 6 years, it wasnt my passion but i had to follow it when i first moved to Canada as my original passion is soccer met disapproval from parents. I chose cooking and turned out I’m actually have some talent in it. Slowly i became obsessed with fine dinning food style and have a job at a great restaurant until now. But then i just feel so defeated everytime i show up for shifts, and if i do i wouldn’t have complete uniform, my attitude is not great, i couldn’t focus, i still send great food out but i just didn’t feel like it because i realized that the industry doesn’t care about cooks, they work 60+ hours a week and spent 3/4 of monthly income just to pay the bills. Along with so many other reasons that affected my life and i slowly burnt out, i couldn’t get out because i have never done anything else but cooking and then i slowly lose my passion, till a point where i think to myself everyday that i couldn’t do anything right and im a failure, i tried to killed myself twice when im alone and i just wished i had someone to tell me like the wife tell frank that its ok to be broken. Ive been living carelessly and most likely in denial in the last few months and this episode actually got to me. I know my problem is nothing compare to the guy in this video but i still understand his anger and depression. I hope he is doing ok now, and i hope all the cooks in the world will be more happy.
Stay strong. 🙏❤️🙏❤️ You did a brave thing leaving your passion of soccer to find approval from your parents. Thank you for sharing your truth and keep going. 👏🙌💪
that's really heartbreaking. I wish you all the best! just keep finding inspirations and reasons to keep the passion alive!
The industry does destroy cooks, and only a select few get recognition. Owners use cooks and throw them away...owners try to use people as much as they can because the margins is small. The entire industry is kind of broken because food costs are so high compared to cooked food, they make most their money on wine. Look into related fields: you can do better catering, or baking, or anything you can make your own. Cooks, especially in medium and small restaurants, can wear you out and you end up on your feet for 6 hours. Its also a heavy drug/alcohol field, with many addicts. Get enough skill to go into teaching, thats a better option.
I wish nothing but the best, chef, I really do. Much love and you deserve something wonderful for that passion you have!
I am a chef for 11 years now. I am burned too. Feel lonely and defeated. I am working 250 h per month with no hope for future.
People that order lobster, when knowing gordon is in the restaurant, should see a therapist.
Or a gastroenterologist.
It’s all fake anyway
@@forrestrobles813 yea ik, but is way too fake and the plot is the same for all the US videos, the UK version was real entertaining
Paid actors!
@@jadeforestcoif the owners are still in business you can literally go visit their restaurant and see them for yourself. Not paid actors
I like that waiter. It's refreshing to see a server that cares about the quality of the food. Hope he is doing well.
I think seeing Gordon talk about his own brother and his experience touched Frank so deeply and this whole episode just really showed the difference he makes to people, their businesses and families. I had a lump in my throat then promptly cried when he called Frank 'Chef' at the end.
Yes, that was so hearth warming...❤
I feel sympathy with Anthony. As a former addict I can tell you that when you're craving it can become so intense that you'll rob, steal and beg without a thought. When you come round you realise the errors you've made but it's a vicious circle. However when you do become clean you have to be real in your regret, make amends and prove you've changed through action. It's a long road but regaining trust helps but being constantly reminded of your past hurts.
Firstly Daniel M, well done to you for breaking away from the addiction. Addiction is not a choice, you didn't order it or pick choose off a menu (excuse the pun hehe). Addiction happens for so many a reason. I have just lived through 7years of my son being an opiate painkiller addict which started when he broke his foot while still at uni doing his PhD and he was prescribed painkillers/codeine to help him keep practicing. By the time the foot was fully healed the addiction had started. (i, his mum suffer with M.E and am prescribed a cocktail of very strong pain meds........) he stole all my medication to keep his habit going, to the point i was bed ridden and suffering my own withdrawals and horrendous pain due to not having my meds) he would lie, steal, borrow, make up reasons and stories just to get pity from people!!!! I couldn't walk away from him though, he was my first born and I always feared the worst. 3 years ago he finally went into recovery and is finally clean (I am so proud of him for that) only now he chooses to blame me for it all and refuses to have anything to do with me. I lost so much, my friends, my family, nearly my home by defending him through those years yet it is I whom is to blame. For me though I am just glad he is finally clean and free. I hold no grudges and would love my family back totally together and I wasn't the addict! So I am really proud that you found the strength you needed to kick your addiction. x
@@steviegg2670 I'm sorry you went through that, I hope your doing better now 💕
@@That_Star_Kid thank you for your kind words. I live in hope that one day he will try make amends with his sister and myself. I get told I should have left him to deal with his addiction on his own, report his stealing, stopped protecting him but i just couldn't i was so scared he may die (he knew i am soft though). His own father totally ignored him while it was happening and now his father is like a god as far as my son is concerned! I don't ever judge people who are addicts/or have an addiction though because it can happen/start from the slightest thing to absolutely anybody from anywhere. Big hugs 💗 x
Im sorry what does "burned out" mean?
@@spanishlearning9600 It means being so physically exhausted you could collapse. Also mental burnout is when someone is close to a mental breakdown
Can't really blame Frank. The worst betrayal and heartbreak comes from the family and those you love most.
so true my friend.... sadly... so true
Addiction makes u do stupid things u cant really blame the addict only the one who sold to him and made him this way
And the guy clearly has turned his life around and got out of it so props on him
Yes you can. The addict at first made a conscious decision to take an addictive drug. Than was weak enough to fall into it. And then got others in trouble because of his own selfishness. Screw that, it's on him.
@@heroinmaker8423 yeah right the easy solution of saying its weakness that makes u fall into drugs. Ive seen the strongest people fall into crack cocaïne lsd etc u dont have a clue xD
In absolutely no way connected to this, Gordon’s ability to eat food and be able to tell if it’s really fresh and also guess the right time is impressive. I really want to know as a aspiring culinary arts student how he learned this skill
Make an experiment by making a dish and freezing it for 2 weeks, then schedule a day where you make the same dish and eat half portion of the fresh and half portion of the defrosted, and you can try two ways: microwave or re-frying, re-cooking. You should be able to tell apart based on texture, and taste. Could be a good practice :) In some episodes I can distinguish it from the way it looks even, no need to taste. Defrosted food is often way more watery, meat can be really dry, pasta will be either really mushy or dry (depending on how it was reheated) or just lose the texture. I am no chef or cook, but we cook a lot at home and freeze some portions if we have too many portions, so we have something if we have a "lazy" evening. So it does differ, and it differs depending on the way you are reheating ot :) Even by freezing and defrosting pasta dough you do destroy it, I have done that and never did it again... :D
To determine if a food is frozen or fresh depending on its texture and taste, usually a frozen food taste bland and worst-case scenario its like cardboard or rubber. For foods that are stored a long time ago they have an awful smell even if it's cooked already.
If you really can’t tell the difference between something fresh out the pan and the same food made with week-old groceries, frozen and then defrosted and reheated then maybe you should learn basic cooking before calling it culinary arts…
Because he has a refined palette
@@daivabrazauskaiteeidukiene To add to that, I've seen Gordon noticing that food has been reheated in the microwave because the center was steaming while the side of the dish wasn't.
Just seeing the light of life leaving Andrews eyes broke my heart. That boy is an absolute gem for this restaurant
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That was nice when Gordon said goodnight Chef to Frank...that meant alot to him!! Got his passion back
"All the tables are priority!" This was so important for him to say!❤️
That woman loves Frank so damn much
I was honestly looking for more comments like these, this woman's love for her husband is just coming through the screen it's really amazing
Daily doses of Gordon roasting other restaurants
hi
That's exactly what I thought
He is not trying to roast any1 he is trying to bring common sense
@@krizula1117 ❤❤❤
It’s called tough love some people just can’t handle it
Frank’s Wife Is EVERYTHING 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
She is the stong Fondation that kept them all together! As we women usually do! We are the glue!! Period!! I bet she's the that called the show ! 😮❤
Despite anthony’s addiction past, he wanted to show his brother how much he has changed.
It’s just sad.
I got way to emotional watching this episode.
I'm glad Gordon didn't go full aggro on them. He noticed quickly that the potential was there and that these guys are NOT an embarrassment to the industry.
This was a beautiful episode. Perhaps my favourite.
As someone who’s only 23 and a recovering alcohol addict, it really is so important to have a support system by your side and as much as you could go to groups or go to therapy or see specialist, there’s nothing that means more than family I will say. For Gordon to have the struggles in his own family which if you haven’t done your research please; it really is such an impact not just on the single person but the family so when that person finally finally strives and has the passion to show change, it is important to help support and encourage them and help them through those times because unfortunately I hate to say it… we didn’t choose those lives. Those lives ended up, unfortunately, taking over us at our worst and most vulnerable weaknesses and times in life.
Got to be the most genuine episode of kitchen nightmares I've ever watched
Oh man, I'm sobbing so hard on this episode, I feel so sorry for both brothers. I had the darkest time in my life being substance addicted and it takes lots to admit it, get sober and rebuild trust. Frank, you've got this! :)
I’m sobbing right along with you. What an amazing show
After Chef Gordon compliments Frank on how he handled the pressure in the kitchen that evening, you can see a glimpse of hope in Frank's eyes, kudos to all the divide crew and Chef Gordon Ramsay congratulations sir.
The best part from 27:13...and when Frank asked Gordon something that he cooked.
Frank: "No good?"
Gordon: "It's frocking delicious!"
"Why you're so defensive?"
Frank: " You frocking whipped my arse the whole day!" 🤣🤣🤣
“Ripped me a new asshole” is what he said but close enough.
Frank sounded so dejected it broke my heart.
One of the most beautiful moment for me was when Ramsay in the end said "goodnight chef" to Frank
It was like you might not think you deserve it but I do and a person going through mental issues it's like you'v got an endless pit behind you one step back and you're done for and compliments like that could really help and also I think this was one of the few episodes that Ramsey had a proper connection with cause of the similarities of what's happening here and what's happened in the past in his life.
This show never gets old, amazing work.
@TheGamingbeaver3......😂😂😂
I got tears in my eyes when Anthony started to read a letter to Frank.
Imagine going to a restaurant to pay for 3 weeks old food? Not even fast food does this...
this is "slow food" 💀💀
@@Iiverpoolfc lol this is "Old Food"....
@@bigdoguk7773 😂😂
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Is it a coincidence that Frank said that in Davide’s heyday you had to book three weeks in advance to get a place?
I really like the attitude if the young kid. You can tell he wants the business to succeed
Must be one of the best American episodes ive seen. No drama just a genuine strong American family and staff that have been through a tough time. Was wishing them on through this... really hope they done well after this
I’ve not seen Gordon add someone else’s dishes to the menu. Actually warming, and I bet it was a boost for Frank… Freaking brilliant
He’s done that many times when he asks people to make something for him. He’s put them on the menu as specials plenty of times. They also stay many times too.
@@Burlykim13I’ve seen him have all chefs make him something. But only TWO has he added their dish to it HIS menu. Thats just my observation, and with this particular family… especially for Frank which is my focus… that was a special & telling moment for Frank. It wasn’t about Franks skillset… it was far greater than.
"Do you go grocery shopping three weeks in advanced before you eat the stuff"
YOU TELL THEM *While eating my probably 86754 pizza thats been in there since the brone age*
This was such an emotional episode, I cried when they were telling Frank what he meant to them and it broke my heart when Frank thought and said Gordon didn't like the chicken he cooked.
The way Gordon related with Frank about how their brother's are in similar situations was brilliant 😊
I love how people are supposedly like "oh, this restaurant is being featured in Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmare, I think I'll go eat dinner there tonight, what can possibly go wrong?😅"
That “goodnight chef” at the end is the sweetest thing Gordan said - GR calling you chef and saying bye one last time. So heartfelt
Davide closed in May 2014 after being sold in January 2014, as the owners wanted to start a farming venture and Boston North End food tours.
I give him so much credit for being clean and having to endure that kind of attitude and environment...and STAYING clean. You can be angry but you have to communicate and express your feelings dude. Building up anger aint helpin nobody
Lasted 3 more years after this. I hope Frank finds his peace. Anger and bitterness combined with stress can take down the best of men.
Chef Ramsay: " It's awful! dreadful! absolutely disgusting all of it!"
Frank: " Soooo....How bout that sauce tho?😏" 🤣
as Italian living in Italy and have learned cooking from my grandma, i can say you need to enjoy cooking to do good.
Dr. Grazie Arcazzo è lei?
@@xevenxaver4759 yes Mr. Pain in the ass, what a pleasure!
This server is amazing, you can tell he's passionate about front of house. I hope he keeps his love for it.
Fixes the restaurants and he’s a family counsellor as well lol. Pretty much each ep he repairs the relationships along with making there restaurants run. Gordon’s a real nicca 💯
Kim (Frank’s wife) is so precious 🥺🥺🥺❤️so supportive to her husband
at 26:00 you can feel the way he feels... hurts your soul when you see a man this emotional...
I love Gordon Ramsay's honesty
Yeah me too
Same
In other words, he calls a spade a spade, it's not a bloody shovel.
We all do
Im in love with gordon 💖
A truly difficult part of recovery (8 yrs sober here) is the fact that some cannot forgive bad acts. This is legitimate and we have to own it.
I felt the pain in Frank’s eyes. He was lonely, hopeless, and passionless. Its not something you can just change in a matter of day. But, I am hoping He is happy and now found himself again.
Gordon's "that's fantastic " about 2 years clean, was so sweet. And that guy probably hasn't heard that from his family
Love their accents and how the brothers communicate with eachother
Loved the moment when the bus driver took his hands of the steering wheel entirely to gesticulate wildly while talking to Gordon 👌
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God bless Marco for making Gordon the beast chef that he was meant to be. As a chef…when I work I always pretend Chef Ramsey is watching me and it helps me to aim for perfection for my customers:
such a nice episode, no ego chef just a nice little story of a family praying for the help they badly needed and managed to get at the end with a happy ending
most of the chefs in this show makes you wanna punch them in the head but this guy was honest to the very end and felt like you wanna help him
Wonderful. I hope Frank and his brother go from strength to strength and not forget to give each other lots of love. Gordon you rock, this is the best one I've seen so far.
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I honestly think this is my favourite episode. To see Frank come back to life was beautiful. Chef Ramsey is such a tremendous human being.
30:15 "you're better than any chef that I've ever tasted" 👀
ahahahaha i noticed that too
@@MoonyHarkin and you both simply don't get it..
@@casecold1864 i understood what she meant, im playing along with his joke
Where can I find the topic on chefs in "To Serve Humans"
Hey don't ruin a wholesome moment there
Cook: "That's impossible, I don't have time"
Number of guests in restaurant: One (Gordon)
I've watched so many of these shows, the pacing feels like food intervention. This one finally crosses the streams with the actual show, very cathartic expression of how the care for making food for people can cross roads with the human condition. Beautiful.
I feel like Frank needed to open up himself to forgive Anthony. And Anthony needs to support his brother and show him that Frank can trust him again.
Frank had my respect by respecting his chef's jacket like he did and his wife's devotion to him is beautiful. I wish nothing but happiness for them both
This episode kicks even harder if you work in a kitchen yourself!
I mean... Wow! Gordon Ramsay is an amazing person.
Signed. Its stressful as heck. So many substance abusers in the kitchen business. And at the same time its an interesting and challenging job.
In cooking once the passion is gone out of the food. Your restaurant will suffer. I'm happy to see Frank passionate about his cooking
Daw this episode 8 months ago. Had the same issue as the brother. I was heavy adicted to Adco-Dolls. I work as an engineer in south africa and paying 40 bucks a box i had in abundance. It nearly destroyed my life had lots of health issues and took around 80-90 tablets a day. Gordon will never see this but thanks mate. Im clean ever since.
Good for you!
22:38 gordon is so funny bc hes so sympathetic and nice but whenever someone cries hes immediately like "noooooooooooooooo!!!! Dont cry dont cry!!!" Its so funny he gets so awkward when people cry
I love how faithful, loyal and hopeful franks wife and brother are when it comes to believing in frank
Its easy for Anthony to say its in the past, but its really not. For poor Frank handling the debts of the business its his present and likely his future :(
Yeah I see people saying poor Anthony but he doesn't seem to have really tried to make amends he's just like "oh get over it" fuck him
Gordon: Is there anything here that is fresh?
Andrew: Uhhh....the water.
I love it when there is a genuinely happy ending.
I have never cried so hard at an episode of KN before. The broken spirit of Frank is just heartbreaking. I don't think I even want to. know if the restaurant made it. I just want to believe that whatever happened he found joy again.
Probably the most heartfelt episode I've watched. I may of shed a tear or two for all involved
That waiter!!! I can't! ❤
My favorite moment:
Gordon says everything was just crap
Frank: "But how was the sauce?"
Gordon Ramsay is a legend.
that waiter young man is so damn handsome, damn
I love that Gordon is not only there to help the business… but to be the guy that helps the family come together and realize that everyone is there for a reason.. a bad employee will leave a job because they’re not happy.. An unhappy employee will stay with you because they know who and what your capable of being
Gordan is an amazing person. takes a lot of pride in his work as one should.
*"But how was the sauce?"*
WTF! You don't fucking go to a restaurant for a sauce.
>Do you go shopping 3 weeks in advance?
I mean if it's cheap and freezer friendly? Lol
This made me tear up because you could see he really wanted to make his food good but he just couldn't because he was stuck in the past. This just shows what Gordon Ramsay can do! Even if they closed the restaurant 3 years later, I'm 100% sure they had a great 3 years
As a New Englander, I super appreciate a whole episode with Boston accents ❤️🙏😂 makes me feel more at home #Massachusetts
The Chief did not get what he really needed was a second chef someone who can help him and someone that can give him days off.
His sous chef seemed quite good.
So many people these days would need a good reality check from Gordon Ramsay
Underneath that crusty shell, Gordon has a heart of gold!
watching the two brothers , made me emotional. having my brother gone since 2020 reminded me how my brother and I were. i was hard on him for being the way he was the same like anthony effed up on something and screwed up stuff. and it is like hey guys clean work with him .... one day he might be gone
just sad to know that this restaurant is closed now and so many others! Only 17 restaurants from the 77 that showed in this show are open! Just so sad
They stayed open for three more years then sold up to buy a farm, so this one was successful.
The show does have many restaurants that's deep in debts, they'll need miracle to comeback from it. But this one is one of the successful restaurant.
The look on his face when Gordon said " it's delicious" is cute
..isn't it funny how every episode word "leaks out" that Ramsey's in town.😂
Oh this episode touches deep. Makes me want to cry seeing a family come together again after such struggles.
This is by far the best episode of Kitchen Nightmare. I wish there were more like these.
The benefits of working in a high pressure environment with family. It always leads to tears.
I do however fully empathise with Anthony. Addictions are horrible and even when you do get clean, that little devil still effects you every single day
Chef Ramsay is a way better therapist than any I've had. He genuinely knows how to get to the heart of people. I've never met anyone like that.
I'm a Boston girl. Those brothers in the kitchen bring me back to my 80's days in Boston/ Hyde Park . . I loved those days
There is nothing more heartwarming, then watching people succeed! I love watching people succeeding. Brings tears to my eyes, watching prople being truly happy! 💖
After Filming, the restaurant mainly received 1-2 star reviews on Yelp, and shut down in early 2014, just 3 years after this episode
Beating opiates was the hardest thing I have ever done and it’s a daily battle but my kids deserve the best me
And addiction doesn’t just effect the addict but mostly those around them
This is so sad. I remember this place. My Girlfriend and I went in its heyday and were impressed with the food and the service. Fortunately, I'm sure someone else has come along now. Boston's Little Italy is still a great place to eat. The Best Irish Bars, Best Chinatown, and Vietnamese can still be found there. Boston is wonderful for many reasons. People take great pride in cooking well. Now you can find amazing African, East Asian, and even Latin American Restaurants such as Brazilian and Mexican are always getting better. The competition is fierce. If you don't have good food and service you'll be shut down in no time. That's an ideal situation anywhere.
From what I heard they may have closed the restaurant but the brothers are still in the food business doing food tours and own a farm together. And it's successful as well, so not all is lost. I hope the brothers are beyond happy and are flourishing
As Someone who has fought severe depression I can understand how hard it is to come out of it