Yanni’s Kitchen Nightmares Update: Seattle Status in 2026
Yanni’s Greek Restaurant in Seattle advertises dine-in, takeout and catering as of 10 October 2026. Its Kitchen Nightmares episode dates to 15 March 2013; current financial performance has not been verified.

Yanni’s Greek Restaurant in Seattle still advertises dine-in, takeout and catering on its official website as of 10 October 2026. That is the current evidence behind this update. The restaurant featured on Kitchen Nightmares is at 7419 Greenwood Avenue North in Seattle, Washington.
Is Yanni’s still open after Kitchen Nightmares?
The restaurant’s official website currently lists a menu, ordering options, a telephone number and service hours. It presents Yanni’s as an operating restaurant at the same Greenwood Avenue address. We have not independently visited or telephoned the business for this update, so check with the restaurant before travelling.
The site lists dine-in hours of Tuesday–Saturday, 4–9 p.m., and Sunday, 4–8 p.m., with Monday closed. Those are the hours advertised at our latest check; holiday or service changes may differ.
Which Kitchen Nightmares episode featured Yanni’s?
Apple TV’s official episode listing dates “Yanni’s” to 15 March 2013 and labels it season 6, episode 13. Its synopsis identifies Seattle and describes Gordon Ramsay helping owner Peter and his family consider changes at their Greek restaurant. Some streaming catalogues group the seasons differently; use the episode title and date when searching.
| Restaurant | Yanni’s Greek Restaurant |
|---|---|
| Location | 7419 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 |
| Episode date | 15 March 2013, according to Apple TV |
| Episode reference | “Yanni’s,” season 6, episode 13 in Apple TV’s catalogue |
| Latest status evidence | Official site advertises current restaurant services; checked 10 October 2026 |
What happened during Ramsay’s visit?
The official Kitchen Nightmares episode description centres on Peter’s resistance to changing a long-established menu and his family’s concern about the restaurant’s direction. That is the televised story, rather than a description of conditions at the restaurant today.
Yanni’s own About page acknowledges its 2013 appearance. The business continues to use that television history in its public presentation. Its live site also identifies Peter Avgoustiou in connection with catering.
What does the post-show evidence establish?
The dated episode record and current business website establish a clear chronology: the programme was released in 2013, and the restaurant was still advertising services at its Seattle address when we checked in October 2026. They do not establish how much revenue the show generated, whether the business is profitable, or that Ramsay alone caused its subsequent survival.
Restaurant location
This map points to the Seattle address shown on the restaurant’s own website. For menus, service changes and booking questions, use its official contact information.
Correction — 10 October 2026: An earlier version incorrectly referred to Denver and a 2021 broadcast. This article now identifies Seattle and the 15 March 2013 episode date, replaces the undated “saved” claim with current source evidence, and explains the limits of the operating-status check.
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