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- Mary Lou Davis and Kori Sutton faced off on Thursday's finale of Hell's Kitchen – but only one came out victorious! Chef Sutton from Newport Beach, Calif. ultimately took home the title of being America's next culinary star and will be the next head chef of Hell's Kitchen Lake Tahoe in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- Michael Wray — Season 1. The inaugural season of Hell’s Kitchen aired on May 30, 2005, and aimed to set the tone for what viewers should expect from the subsequent episodes.
- Heather West — Season 2. During season 2, viewers witnessed Heather West go up against some of the toughest competitors to date, including runner up Virginia Dalbeck.
- Rahman “Rock” Harper — Season 3. From the start of the season, “Rock” Harper was the fan-favorite contestant as well as one of the most beloved and talented chefs to ever grace the Hell’s Kitchen stage.
- Christina Machamer — Season 4. It came down to Christina Machamer and Louis Petrozza back in 2008 and it was Machamer’s hospitable touch and dedication to the craft that would ultimately earn herself the title.
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This is the list of Hell's Kitchen winners. Note: Some of these winners have competed more than once.
- Christina Wilson. Christina Wilson won “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 10 on September 10, 2012. She’s considered by most fans to be the best winner of all time.
- Ariel Contreras-Fox. Ariel won “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 18, which pitted Rookies vs. Veterans, on February 8, 2019. She earned a head chef position at Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen Restaurant at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, NV, which came with a salary of $250,000.
- Kimberly-Ann ‘Ryan’ Ryan. Ryan won “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 16 on February 2, 2017. She earned a head chef position at Yardbird Southern Table & Bar at The Venetian Las Vegas.
- Dave Levey. Dave Levey won “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 6 on October 13, 2009. He was awarded with the position of head chef at Araxi Restaurant and Bar in Whistler, British Columbia, but was treated like a line cook so he eventually left.
- Michael Wray
- Heather West
- Rock Harper
- Christina Machamer
- Danny Veltri
- Dave Levey
- Holli Ugalde
- Nona Sivley
- Paul Niedermann
- Christina Wilson
The first season of this epic cooking show was won by Michael Wray, a professional chef who hails from Fort Collins, Colorado. Since he won the show, things haven’t particularly been great for Michael Wray. As the winner, he was offered a chance to work with Gordon Ramsay in London, but he instead, chose to work as head chef at the Standard Hotel i...
Followers of Hell’s Kitchen know that Gordon Ramsay specifies the reason why each winner won and in the case of Heather West, it was her determination. That determination has gotten her a successful life, with a head chef position at Schafer’s in Port Jefferson. Before getting the position at Schafer’s, she worked for Red Rock Casino, Jellyfish Res...
Winner number three from Hell’s Kitchen, Rock Harper has taken his career as a chef a little further by writing a book, 44 Things Parents Should Know About Healthy Cooking For Kids. As a chef, he worked at Terra Verde restaurant for a year before he joined Ben’s Next Door in Washington DC as an executive chef. He is also a lecturer who taught a cou...
At the age of 25, Christina Machamer was the youngest winner of Hell’s Kitchenwhen she won in 2008. Since she was declared the winner for her abundance of potential, she has completed her education (she was a student when she won), she has worked at London in West Hollywood, and in another restaurant before enrolling and completing her training as ...
One of the benefits of surviving Gordon Ramsayscreaming at you is you are now equipped to handle whatever life throws at you, and even make a success of it. Danny Veltri embodies this truth with his current status as the owner of a catering company, Back From Hell Catering and a chef at Gnarly Surf Bar & Grill. Before all of that, he worked as a So...
As the winner of the sixth season of Hell’s Kitchen, Dave Levey got the prize of working as a line cook at the Araxi Restaurant and Bar in Whistler, British Columbia, holding the position for several months until the end of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he moved on to other restaurants. In 2014, Dave Levey was arrested as part of a drugs bust...
When she won Hell’s Kitchenfor her confidence, many expected big things for Holli Ugalde, and that has happened, just not in the way many were expecting. After visa issues robbed her of her prize as a chef at Gordon Ramsay’s Savoy Grill in London, she took her prize money and moved on to working as an executive chef at Fort Lauderdale in Florida. H...
Before she joined Hell’s Kitchen, she was a sous chef working in Atlanta, Georgia. The improvement she recorded on the show, that led to her victory has earned her a couple of career milestones. For the victory, she won a position as the head chef of LA Market at the JW Marriott Hotel, getting her menu from the show added to the restaurant’s menu. ...
18 people contested in the ninth season and Paul Niedermann emerged winner, based on his enthusiasm according to the super chef, Gordon Ramsay. As the winner, he got to work at the BLT Steak restaurant in New York City, spending a few months there before he returned to his home state, Florida, working at Hudson at Waterway East and then later at SA...
At 32, Christina Wilson was one of the older people to win Hell’s Kitchen, and she made enough impression on Gordon Ramsay that she has worked at two restaurants owned by the chef since the show came to an end. First, she worked as the head chef of Gordon Ramsay Steak in Paris, Las Vegas and then later as executive chef at Gordon Ramsay BurGR in Pl...
Find out what happened to the chefs who won Gordon Ramsay's reality cooking show since Season 1. See their updates, photos and current projects in the food industry.
Sep 13, 2021 · Find out what happened to the winners of the first 19 seasons of the reality TV show Hell's Kitchen, hosted by Gordon Ramsay. Some of them stayed in the industry, some opened their own businesses, and some faced personal challenges.
Hell's Kitchen is a Fox series hosted by chef Gordon Ramsay, where two teams of chefs compete for a job as head chef at a restaurant. The web page lists the seasons, episodes, challenges, and winners of the show, as well as its format and history.
