restaurantRestaurant Stakeout · Season 2, Episode 7 · Aired October 17, 2012
Anna Maria's Italian Restaurant
Larchmont, New York
Open. The rescue stuck and it continues to operate.
What happened after
Active DoorDash delivery/takeout listing under the same name and address.
What happened on the show
The Larchmont stakeout was framed around money leaking out the door, and Degel's hidden cameras went looking for exactly where. At Anna Maria's, an Italian restaurant, the surveillance did the show's usual work of catching the floor in its natural state so that Degel could confront management with documented losses rather than vague suspicions. As broadcast, the footage gave him a picture of waste and slack that the owner had not been tracking. His fixes leaned on plugging the leaks through tighter systems and clearer oversight, the operational discipline he prescribes almost everywhere. The episode fit the stakeout format's core promise, using the cameras to convert an owner's uneasy sense that something was wrong into a specific, documented account of where the restaurant was losing its margin every single service.
After the cameras left
Anna Maria's is open. An active DoorDash listing carries the restaurant under the same name at the same Larchmont address on Chatsworth Avenue, showing current delivery and takeout service. The signal came through a search result rather than a direct fetch of the restaurant's own page, so we hold it at moderate confidence, but it points clearly to an operating business. A quiet survivor among the show's Westchester stops.
Sources
Confidence: medium. Last checked 2026-07-19.
What is there now
Street imagery via Google Maps. Location approximate.