The First-Ever Tour of Flavortown

Welcome to Flavortown Food Fight, where the kitchens change every round and amazing flavor is always on the menu. From food carts and fast-casual joints to corner restaurants and high-end dining rooms, chefs will cook everywhere the "tastiest town on earth" has to offer.

The Law of Triple F is simple: two rounds and two eliminations, all while keeping up with Guy Fieri's ever-changing Flavortown mandates. After each round, one chef’s shift comes to an end. The last chef standing can earn up to $20,000 and return to Flavortown as the reigning champ.

Flavortown Mayor Guy proclaims the official kickoff to the inaugural season of Flavortown Food Fight.

Every episode begins with a two-minute Flavortown Skills Challenge inspired by some of Guy’s favorite things. The winner gets first pick of where the chefs cook in Round 1: the mom-and-pop restaurant, the corner restaurant or these Flavortown food carts that change episode to episode, each equipped with a flat-top grill, induction burners and a limited pantry of authentic ingredients.

The neighborhood Italian joint, featuring an expansive, authentic pantry and a fully equipped kitchen ready to turn out classic Italian favorites.

Named after his wife, Lori (who he loves even more than a good diner), Loretta’s is a short-order kitchen stocked with classic diner staples.

The next stop is a high-end, farm-to-table fine-dining spot serving seasonal dishes with standout presentation and seriously fresh ingredients.

Restaurant host, head waiter, sommelier, you name it. Guy’s son Hunter Fieri wears many hats in Flavortown and is easily the best-dressed as he explains the rules for the challenges throughout Season 1.

Knuckle Sandwiches, a fast-casual sandwich spot known for fresh bread and knockout flavor.

A high-end seafood restaurant packed to the gills with the freshest seafood and a Flavortown food market stocked with ocean-to-table ingredients.

Guy’s cherry red ’68 Camaro is parked outside the mayor’s office, right in the heart of Flavortown.

At Hushpuppy Holler, you’ll find Southern comfort cuisine that will tickle your taste buds and warm your soul.

Known for its handcrafted patties, Hunch Burgers offers up a Fieri favorite, perfect for anyone looking to get their grub on with a side of fries and a shake.

Named after Guy’s mother, Chez Penny offers patrons French bistro cuisine with a fully stocked kitchen and all the classic ingredients needed to create elegant, restaurant-quality dishes.

Step into Ryder’s Roadhouse, named after Guy's son, where the good times keep on rolling and the flavor is always the bomb.com. Superfans might recall Guy packing Lori, Hunter and Ryder in the car for a cross-country adventure in Guy's All-American Road Trip.

In Flavortown, you’ll find flip-flop shops, mom-and-pop spots and everything from casual to fine dining, but you also may run into the local Flavortown marching band rolling through the streets keeping the energy cranked up to 11.

A fine-dining steakhouse with a fully equipped kitchen and stocked pantry, Sonoma Prime is where juicy steaks and bold flavor collide for a next-level experience.

Anyone who knows Guy knows he loves a taqueria almost as much as a good diner or a messy burger, and Love, Peace & Taco Grease delivers the goods.

If there’s one thing Guy loves as much as a muscle car, it’s great food, and Hot Rod Thai delivers the goods in a fast-casual setting that packs serious flavor.

Hungry for a quick bite? Stop by The Awesome Pretzel Cart, a throwback to the pretzel cart Guy once operated in California, as you make your way through the tastiest town on earth.

Big Slurp Chowder House is a New England-style seafood kitchen packed with fresh ingredients and is known for its thick, creamy clam chowder and stews.

Flavor de España brings the charm and classic flavors of a local mom-and-pop spot in southern Spain, right here in Flavortown.