The Insider Secrets of Where Gordon Ramsay’s ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ Is Actually Filmed

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Where is Hell’s Kitchen and Fox show filmed? Get the full scoop on Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen restaurant in Las Vegas and filming details.

While rewatching episodes of Hell’s Kitchen this summer, it’s hard not to salivate over all the beef wellingtons and lobster risottos flying out of the red and blue kitchens. In fact, it may just make you want to book a reservation at the Chef Gordon Ramsay-owned restaurant.

Before you do so though, here’s all that you need to know about where the show Hell’s Kitchen is filmed and how and where you can go to taste the iconic dishes from the Fox cooking competition show.

Where is Hell’s Kitchen filmed?

Believe it not, most of the episodes of Hell’s Kitchen dating back to the show’s premiere in 2005 weren’t actually filmed in a restaurant at all, according to Mashed. In fact, the show moved filming studio locations quite a few times. For seasons 1 and 2, filming took place at 915 N. Labrea Avenue in West Hollywood, California (pictured below):

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915 N. Labrea Avenue in West Hollywood, California, where Hell’s Kitchen season 1 and 2 were filmed.

Not exactly what you’d expect, huh? Then, according to RealityTVWorld.com, season 3 was taped at 3322 La Cienega Place in Los Angeles. Not long after, Gordon and the Hell’s Kitchen crew packed their bags yet again and relocated once more to 8660 Hayden Place in Culver City. While newer seasons have been filmed in Culver City, GoldDerby.com reports that the show recently moved locations again. Fittingly, the show’s new filming home is Chef Ramsay’s very own Hell’s Kitchen restaurant at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas strip, which opened in 2018.

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Chef Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen restaurant at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Okay, so can I eat at the actual Hell’s Kitchen restaurant?

Yes! Despite being shut down temporarily earlier this spring due to the coronavirus pandemic, the restaurant is now open for lunch, dinner, and to-go orders.

The eatery serves up all of the hearty classics you see on the show, including scallopini, filet mignon, and pan-seared scallops (see the full menu here, if you’re curious). What’s more, it’s designed to look just like the Hell’s Kitchen set, which means you can expect to see a red and blue kitchen, spacious dining area, a wall of Hell’s Kitchen winner portraits, and more. For reservations and more info about the restaurant, visit Caesars.com.

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