Restaurant Makeover - List of Renovated Restaurants - Season 5

Season 5

Restaurant Name Original Name Location Chef Designer Still Open? Notes
A Catered Affair's Cafe N/A Milton, ON Lynn Crawford Cherie Stinson Yes
Cocina Lucero Arre Burrito Toronto, ON Lynn Crawford Cherie Stinson Yes
Bacchus Roti N/A Toronto, ON Brad Long Meredith Heron Yes
Bon Vivant N/A Toronto, ON Massimo Capra Glen Peloso Yes
Church Street Diner N/A Toronto, ON Lynn Crawford Glen Peloso Yes For reasons which have never been publicly clarified, the restaurant remained closed for over a year after the renovation before finally reopening in 2010.
County Fish and Chips N/A Port Credit, ON Corbin Tomaszeski Meredith Heron Yes
De Great Iron Pot N/A Scarborough, ON Corbin Tomaszeski Cheryl Torrenueva No
Earth Indian N/A North York, ON Brad Long Jonathan Furlong Yes
Attilio's 1957 Gippino's Toronto, ON Michael Bonacini Meredith Heron Yes Temporarily closed after a fire.
Joe Boo's Cookoos N/A Thornhill, ON Michael Bonacini Glen Peloso Yes
Cluck, Grunt and Low Riviera Toronto, ON Lynn Crawford Brenda Bent No Now Puck 'N Wings.
Locavore Slippery Boot Toronto, ON Brad Long Meredith Heron No Became Trillium Bistro, now La Cascina.
Tresca Trattoria N/A Richmond Hill, ON Corbin Tomaszeski Tracy Kundell No New ownership and called 'Bathurst St. Deli' which was later renamed 'Bathurst St. Bistro', which was later sold and is currently 'Capital Pizzeria and Grill'

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