Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is filming in New Orleans this week for his rebooted "Kitchen Nightmares" show, according to Chelsea Shannon at NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune. Why it matters: His disastrous visit to Oceana in 2011 led to the restaurant suing the show twice.

In addition to the Verdict Lounge, the upcoming season of Fox's "Kitchen Nightmares," starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, will be filming at three other New Orleans restaurants.  The city of New Orleans has approved filming permits at Iberville Cuisine,

Vito Gigante Sr., a Hoboken police detective, bought the restaurant in 2021 with a cousin and business partner. His wife, Melissa Gigante, who also worked as a police officer in Hoboken for 26 years before retiring as a lieutenant, runs Da Mimmo with their son Antonio Gigante.

As with all episodes of Kitchen Nightmares, Chef Ramsay streamlined the menu using fresh ingredients and gave the restaurant a makeover. Gone was the graffiti wall. Instead, Gordon's crew opted for a more rustic and traditional look. This made DaMimmo much warmer, inviting, and less obnoxious.

Da Mimmo, a popular Italian restaurant on Veterans Plaza in Dumont, will be closing its doors on Sept. 30, following a tumultuous journey that included a high-profile rescue by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay on his show "Kitchen Nightmares." The restaurant’s owners made the bittersweet announcement on Facebook Tuesday.

After the show's revival in 2023, Fox's "Kitchen Nightmares," starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, has returned to New Orleans for filming. The city of New Orleans approved filming permits for the show to shoot at Verdict Lounge,