Chef Gordon Ramsay couldn't save every kitchen from its
nightmares.   More than 60% of restaurants featured on the show
"Kitchen Nightmares" are now closed, according to Grub Street
New York, which did the math. Approximately 30% of those
kitchens closed within one year of their episode's air date.
The show announced earlier this week it would end its 10-year
run.  Considering the current closure rate of restaurants,
Ramsay's success rate might not seem so bad. About 30% of
restaurants fail in their first year, and another 30% fail
sometime in the following two years, according to the National
Restaurant Association.  On a positive note, around 39% of
restaurants featured on the show are still open. Those include
the infamous Amy's Baking Company, the Arizona restaurant that
had a complete social media meltdown after Ramsay stormed out
during the episode. Amy's Baking Company closed for a brief time
and later reopened without much fanfare.  "Kitchen Nightmares"
will air four more episodes.