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24 Hours to Hell and Back · Season 1, Episode 6 · Aired July 25, 2018

Fetch Bistro

Wichita, Kansas

CLOSED

It closed and is no longer operating in 2019.

On the show

Season 1, Episode 6 · July 25, 2018 · bistro

Billed as the first dog-friendly restaurant in Kansas.

What happened after

Reduced to weekend-only operation before permanently closing; owner posted that the restaurant's last day in business would be April 28, 2019.

Closure date on record: 2019-04

What happened on the show

Wichita gave Ramsay a genuine novelty, a bistro built to serve both people and their dogs, billed as the first dog friendly restaurant in Kansas. The concept was charming and the execution was a hazard. The surveillance kept finding a room short on systems and procedures, the sort of gap that turns a cute idea into a health risk once the doors open and the tickets pile up. Ramsay used the twenty four hours to impose structure where there had been none, scrubbing the operation, tightening the food, and confronting owners who had fallen in love with the pitch and neglected the plumbing behind it. The reveal handed them a cleaner, better organized room. The unspoken warning of the visit was that a one of a kind hook only helps if the basics underneath it are sound.

After the cameras left

The novelty could not save it. Fetch Bistro closed on April 28, 2019, having already slipped to weekend only service before shutting for good. The owners blamed the location, which reads as a surprising verdict given that reviews from Wichita locals had been mostly positive, and they spoke of reopening elsewhere. No relocated version surfaced. The first dog friendly restaurant in Kansas ended as a short chapter, closing inside a year of Ramsay's visit.

Sources

Confidence: high. Last checked 2026-07-19.

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