Restaurant Recovery

Open since 1946 in Los Angeles, Chili John's has been hit hard by COVID-19 restrictions and is on the brink of collapse. Todd Graves brings in his team and the star power of Snoop Dogg to help save the business.

Todd Graves travels to Dallas to visit Smokey John's Bar-B-Que and Home Cooking, a restaurant owned by two brothers carrying on their father's legacy. Todd must bring his business acumen to help the owners, who are keeping all their employees afloat.

The 107-year-old Crown Candy Kitchen in St. Louis has been in the same family for three generations, but the owners are struggling to keep the lights on. Todd Graves gives it an amazing renovation and recruits rapper Nelly to help boost sales.

Todd Graves is in Denver to help My Brother's Bar, a legendary family-owned spot operating since 1873. It has been barely making a profit with outdoor dining, but the winter months threaten to put an end to all of it.

Todd Graves returns to his hometown to help Poor Boy Lloyd's, a legendary seafood spot in the heart of Baton Rouge, LA. Shaquille O'Neal joins Todd to help save this beloved restaurant.

Todd Graves is in Chicago to help Mr. Beef on Orleans. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, sales dropped to a few sandwiches a day, a loss compounded by a 300-percent hike in beef prices. Todd enlists football player Roquan Smith to help save the business.

In Las Vegas, Todd Graves works on a solution to make up for the drastically reduced dining capacity at the eclectic restaurant "eat." COVID-19 has cut profits, and the restaurant may be forced to close within three months.

Todd Graves is up to bat at Irma's Original, a staple for Mexican food in Houston. The nearby baseball stadium can no longer guarantee a flow of customers, and Grammy-winning musical group La Mafia joins Todd to put Irma's back on track.

Owned by a mother and son, Curry Corner has been a Phoenix staple for nearly 10 years. Todd Graves is on site to help, with special guests Rob Schneider and football player DeAndre Hopkins.

Todd Graves travels to New Orleans to visit Domilise's Po-Boy and Bar, a family restaurant operating for over a century. NFL star Michael Thomas and football legend Archie Manning join Todd, along with musical group Rebirth Brass Band.