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Gordon discovers the owner of an Italian restaurant in New Jersey treats his staff like friends more than employees. Unfortunately, Joe did not really know what he was doing and ended up in heavy debt. Kitchen Nightmares (US) Season 1 Episode 9 - Campania, New Jersey - CLOSED. When it was time to try the pizza, Ramsay assured a volunteer that one was, in fact, vegetarian. ‘Playtimes over’ we’re told, and things are far more serious in the kitchen with Gordon running around in the restaurant issuing orders like the Emperor of eateries. Some of that can be taught, but some can't.
Kitchen Nightmares (US) Season 1 Episode 9 - Campania, New Jersey - CLOSED.
Joseph Cerniglia, who was warned by TV chef Gordan Ramsay in a 2007 episode of "Kitchen Nightmares" that his debt-ridden eatery was "about to …
At one stage during filming Gordon had told Joe that his business was ‘Going down the Hudson River’, and the media made much of this, but Joe’s family were forthright in stating that Joe’s suicide had nothing to do with Kitchen Nightmares and that Gordon had been a great help in keeping the business going as long as it did.
With Gordon Ramsay, J.V. Ramsay paid tribute to Joe, calling him a ‘Brilliant chef’ who he had enjoyed working with greatly, and the media fell back on other rumors about Joe’s personal life that equally had nothing to do with his eventual decision to close the restaurant.With an almost empty restaurant, over-sized portions and an over abundance of staff Joe needed to streamline the business, but for Joe and his staff Campania was more than just a workplace, it was fun, they all got along and at least one waitress likened the kitchen to ‘a big romper-room’. Gordon’s not happy, ‘Home-made is made on the premises and that’s it’, he says as if declaring a new eleventh commandment.
One other customer complains that her food tastes like Ragu, and Joe tries to deal with her, but fails to be assertive enough to resolve the problem. "You never see him get mad off camera, but that's because he doesn't have a reason to," the former "Kitchen Nightmares" the crew member said.
The staff is not interested in taking business seriously and the condition of the kitchen is quite shabby.
Kitchen Nightmares. The fridge has broken doors while the broken oven is used to store cloths. Gordon asks waitress Josette if the ‘Bland and tasteless’ tortellini is really home made, as claimed in the menu, she’s a clever girl and tries deflecting the question, but eventually Gordon narrows her down to ‘Home made in another location and sent here’. Please try again later. But isn't that fair?
Joseph Cerniglia bought the successful Italian restaurant Campania and hoped to capitalize on its success. S01:E07 - Campania ... Gordon Ramsay visits a family-run Italian restaurant that has a chaotic atmosphere in the kitchen.
Campania Before Kitchen Nightmares. Hope his wife had a great insurance policy and her and their kid are taken care of is all I have to say about the rest of it.The next day, Gordon meets with Joe's wife Melissa and she tells him that if the restaurant fails that they will lose their house. Unfortunately things aren’t going well in the kitchen, the orders are stacking up and customers are waiting far too long. What it comes down to is that some people have the innate ability to run a successful business, and some don't — but everyone seems to think they've got what it takes to run a restaurant.
But Gordon isn’t having any of it, he tells her to stop complaining and even refers to her as an ‘Old bat’ in front of other customers. Ramsay leaves Campania satisfied that everyone is working together more professionally, and that Joe’s biggest problems with profitability have now been fixed, but unfortunately the story of Campania and Joe Cerniglia hasn’t got a particularly happy ending.Goron and Joe later have a heated discussion about waiting times, inefficiency in the kitchen and the huge portions that Joe serves, which Gordon sees as the biggest waste of money as far as the business is concerned. Martin, Gene, Jessica. Days after his suicide, details are starting to emerge about the dark side of former Kitchen Nightmares chef Joseph A. Cerniglia.. E!
Faced with ever increasing financial problems Joe sold the restaurant in September 2010 and eight days later committed suicide by jumping from the George Washington Bridge into the Hudson River. It is truly terrible that this happened, Joe seemed to be a talented chef and well-meaning guy.
Gordon also scales down the portions on a new revamped menu so that customers are no longer taking half the food home with them, and equips the kitchen with smaller plates to go along with the new leaner menu. She ends up complaining about the food outside to other customers but another, far more satisfied customer, goes outside to argue with her. Based on the hit British reality show, celebrity chef and Michelin Star winner Gordon Ramsay ("Hell's Kitchen, " "MasterChef") travels across America attempting to turn failing restaurants into the most popular, sought-after venues in town.