Gordon Ramsay's "Hell On Wheels" travels to the Trolley Stop Café, a classic Cajun-inspired restaurant located in the heart of New Orleans, LA

Vasi's, a family-owned Italian restaurant in Waterbury, Conn., suffers from a disconnect between the head chef and restaurant owner that makes it difficult to implement much-needed updates, but Gordon and his team work to turn the restaurant around.

Gordon Ramsay and his team visit the Catfish Cabin in Memphis, Tenn., which offers traditional southern-style delicacies, but the waning morale of the passionate-yet-splintered team is causing a slew of problems for the success of the restaurant.

Gordon and his team visit Stone's Throw, a family-owned restaurant that serves fine dining on the Housatonic River in Seymour, Conn., which suffers from stressed owners who have let their crew slack off too much for their restaurant to be a success.

Gordon and his team visit the Bayou on the Vine, a family-run Cajun restaurant from Kansas City, Mo., where he quickly notices a challenging work environment created by the family dynamic that must be corrected for the restaurant's sake.

Gordon Ramsay and his team visit a Los Angeles gastropub and karaoke bar called Boardwalk 11, where there are strong issues that stem from the restaurant's staff and owner's lack of commitment, which makes the karaoke more appealing than the dining.

Gordon and his team visit the Los Toros Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles, where they discover an over-worked owner who struggles with high debt that is taking a toll on his health, but there could be hope for the owner with some fresh hope.

Ramsay and his team transform Los Angeles restaurant Social with renovations, a fresh new menu and hope for the future.

Ramsay and his team transform Los Angeles restaurant M'Dears Bakery & Bistro with renovations, a fresh new menu and hope for the future.