On tonight's episode of 24 Hours to Hell and Back, Gordon Ramsay is in Seymour, Connecticut to try to save Stone's Throw. Stone's Throw is a family-owned, fine-dining restaurant located on the Housatonic River. While Gordon Ramsay is there he finds that the owners have let their sons and coworkers slack off, which has resulted in poor food quality and a dirty restaurant.
Let's take a look at some information, reviews, and updates for Stone's Throw since 24 Hours to Hell and Back and Gordon Ramsay made all of the changes to the restaurant (note - all reviews are post-makeover).
Negative Reviews:
Conclusion:
UPDATE - Stone's Throw closed in late 2019 - More info on the closure.
*To see how the restaurants from 24 Hours to Hell and Back are doing, visit the 24 Hours To Hell and Back Updates Page. Also, if you are interested in the restaurants from Kitchen Nightmares, visit the Kitchen Nightmares Updates Page.
Let's take a look at some information, reviews, and updates for Stone's Throw since 24 Hours to Hell and Back and Gordon Ramsay made all of the changes to the restaurant (note - all reviews are post-makeover).
Positive Reviews:
- " It's such a warm and inviting atmosphere. I made reservations in advance to ensure I would grab a nice table. There are beautiful views of the river and no matter where you are seated, you can still have an unobstructed view. The inside of the restaurant is just beautiful. I can't explain it. Fine dining and super cozy!!! Service was great and my waitress was attentive......Portions were perfect for all dishes!!! I would highly recommend if you are looking to try a restaurant that ensures you feel welcome and completely satisfied. I honestly believe the chef is a genius because all of the flavors come together perfectly. I felt like I was eating at a five star restaurant in the city. To me, this is 6 stars!! Can't wait to return and sample other items. (Prices are also good considering the quality was A+++)"
- "Very good food. Great service. Beautiful location. What more can you ask for? We are looking forward to coming back in the summer so we can enjoy the river."
- "Lovely setting - overlooking the Housatonic River below Lake Zoar - modern airy - different seating areas to choose from - Luncheon Menu was limited - few choices - Beer selections also small - But the ambiance was quite nice - food adequate service quite attentive"
- " Restaurant is laid out to take full advantage of the river view, which was spectacular. Live jazz in the lounge. Wait staff was attentive but not overly so, we enjoyed a leisurely brunch and did not feel rushed. A very pleasant afternoon, and we will come again to this hidden gem."
- "Excellent. Food was unbelievable, Presented very nicely, Our waitress was very sweet. Gorgeous waterfront scene. Cant wait to go again"
Negative Reviews:
- "This restaurant is such a disappointment. The service is not the best. There could be 20 open tables, yet you still have to wait so long to even be seated. Waiting for the food also takes forever, almost 45 mins last time we ate there....It's very upsetting because the atmosphere is beautiful, and the view is very pretty but the food and service are subpar."
*Reviews from Yelp, Tripadvisor, Google
Other News and Links:
- The 24 Hours to Hell and Back makeover happened in October 2018.
- Here is the Stone's Throw website and Facebook page.
- Here are some pictures of the interior after the makeover which were posted on the restaurant's Facebook page. All of the comments from people seem to love it. (Link)
- Stone's Throw is having a viewing party for the episode at the restaurant. (Link)
- Peter Hamme was the chef at the restaurant before he purchased Stone's Throw for $850,000 in 2016. That article said the restaurant used to be closed for the winter. (Link)
- Here are the Yelp reviews, Tripadvisor reviews and Google reviews for Stone's Throw.
- Peter Hamme said on his Facebook page, "I can't wait to share the inside story with everyone!" So we will see if anything interesting is revealed after the episode airs. (Link)
Conclusion:
The reviews for Stone's Throw since the 24 Hours to Hell and Back makeover are mostly positive with everybody liking the view, the interior, the food and the service. The restaurant also seems happy with the makeover as they have advertised it on their website and they are having a viewing party for the episode when it airs.
UPDATE - Stone's Throw closed in late 2019 - More info on the closure.
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