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The 'Our Story' page gives us plenty of info - the restaurant opened all the way back in 1984 and is family owned - the original owner is named Alfredo. Who do you see in that photo? It's Patti! Google searching it now redirects you to the final restaurant in this puzzle - Fiesta Mexico.ДЇiesta Mexico is located in Orangeburg, New York, and is still open, and has a website. However, this location is closed, perhaps due to the pandemic. Both have Yelp pages - it appears Fiesta Cancun relocated to Mount Kisco and stayed open there until 2019 - I can't imagine Vic was running this location.

I could not find much info on Fiesta Cancun - though apparently this restaurant operated in two locations - Mount Kisco and Stony Point.

Scrolling down, a commenter says that the family/relatives owned 3 more restaurants - Fiesta Sunrise, Fiesta Cancun, and Fiesta Mexico.

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The contact is a 'Yolando Flores' which is presumably a misspelling interestingly enough, the business apparently specializes in food cutlery, but this may be an error on the site.Д«ut more revealing is this Chowhound page, which is commented by West Nyack locals the post dates back to April 2006, a full two years before the episode aired, and the restaurant closed down by this time. A quick Google search of this restaurant gives us this page, and the restaurant first opened in 1998. Madero's army during the Mexican Revolution). The first piece of the puzzle is the previous restaurant - Fiesta Garibaldi (which, in case you're wondering, was named after Plaza Garibaldi in Mexico City, which itself was named after an Italian soldier who fought for Francisco I. However, there is hard evidence and old websites that we can find which will help us solve this mystery. Unfortunately, the original source of these rumors has never been found. So, are these rumors true? It sounds far too crazy to be real, yet sounds so outlandish, it must be real. Yet there has been this extremely salacious rumor regarding the fate of the Flores family (supposedly found on a foreign-language website): supposedly, Vic died of a heart attack, Yolanda's whereabouts are unknown (she went off-grid), and Patti had a sex change in order to avoid any association with the restaurant or the national embarrassment of the Kitchen Nightmares episode (which featured an infamous scene where Gordon Ramsay threw a literal garbage can of old refried beans in front of the customers). The restaurant closed before the episode initially aired on Fox, there was a stabbing before it closed, and the restaurant was claimed by the state after it failed to pay taxes. So, there has been a lot of recent discussion regarding Fiesta Sunrise, a Mexican restaurant featured on the 2nd season of Kitchen Nightmares that became infamous for its dirty kitchen, low-quality food that was aging in a retirement home of food storage, and an extremely incompetent husband who was not only absent-minded, but was running the place to the ground.