Mrs. Potato Restaurant (Orlando, Fla.) • Alcenia's (Memphis, Tenn.) • Evelyn's Drive-In (Tiverton, R.I.)

This trip, Guy's headin' back to some of his favorite surf and turf spots. In Orlando, a Brazilian joint famous for overstuffed potatoes now cookin' up even more South American specialties. In Memphis, revisitin' a from-scratch soul food spot carryin' on Momma's traditions and startin' some of their own. And on the waters of Rhode Island, a seasonal shack uppin' their game with a lobster BLT and a two-pound fried seafood platter.

Saigon Noodle & Grill (Orlando, Fla.) • Marlowe’s Ribs and Restaurant (Memphis, Tenn.) • Silk City Diner and Lounge (Philadelphia, Pa.)

This trip, Guy’s catchin’ up with some of his favorite Triple-D spots. First up, a taste of Vietnam in Orlando, where a husband-wife duo are crankin’ out three times the servings of their killer phở than before. Then in Memphis, Graceland meets Flavortown at a joint smokin’ sweet and tangy barbecue and dishin’ dessert fit for The King. And in Philly, an old school diner puttin’ their spin on classics like ham empanadas and cheesesteak egg rolls.

Super Duper Weenie (Fairfield, Conn.) • Stogie Joe's Tavern (Philadelphia, Pa.) • Standard Tap (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Guy Fieri's sampling Northeastern takes on nationwide flavors. First, a funky Connecticut food truck empire with its own brick-and-mortar joint servin' elevated hot dogs and chicken nuggets. Then, a Philly tavern with street cred is crankin' out savory seafood dishes and strombolis overflowin' with salamis and "gabagool". And around the corner in the City of Brotherly Love, a new American spot is platin' elevated pub grub like bratwurst rarebit and real-deal Italian chorizo mussels.

Se7en Bites (Orlando, Fla.) • Gaul & Co. Malthouse (Philadelphia, Pa.) • Italian Corner (East Providence R.I.)

Guy heads back to popular Triple D spots: first up, gettin' saucy with a smothered Sloppy Joe in Orlando. In the Port Richmond neighborhood of Philly they're servin' up kielbasa eggrolls and Buffalo Chicken Cheese Sauce-drenched fries. And in East Providence they've added sauced-up spicy gnocchi and a killer pork and pepper sandwich to the menu.

On this trip, Guy Fieri has an East Coast experience. First up, he stops by a food truck in Orlando, Fla., that's now permanently parked but still rollin' out perfect pastrami and Reuben rolls. Then in Charlotte, N.C., a hot dog haven is branching out of the bun with a Nashville hot chicken sandwich, and an O.G. Triple D alum right down the street is dishing out tacos and crab puppies.

On this walk down memory lane, Guy Fieri explores a what's what of culinary skills. First up in Orlando, Fla., Guy's checking in on an Italian joint rollin' chicken marsala meatballs. Then, he's smokin' rib tips and fermenting with chili paste in Denver and going wild with grilled cheese in Charlotte, N.C.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's checking out seafood sensations and fryin' up a lot of fowl. First up in Los Angeles, he's tasting a spicy Thai soup and garlic prawns from a GGG alum. Then, Guy's off to Colorado for Italian-inspired crispy cutlets in Colorado Springs and a tower of fried chicken meant for the Mile-High City.

On this trip down memory lane, Guy Fieri's wrapping 'em up and stacking 'em high. First up, a Filipino-fusion joint relocated to California's Inland Empire, but their lumpia and spicy pork fries are worth the commute. Then in Santa Monica, an oldie but goodie is still making out-of-bounds burgers, while a staple in Boulder, Colo., is celebrating a century with their college-town classics.

For this trip, Guy Fieri's chowing down on South-of-the-Border bites throughout California. First up, Guy's swinging through Victorville to check in on an O.G. DDD truck stop servin' monster-sized sandwiches and scratch-made salsa. Then in Garden Grove, a generational joint is dishin' out chile verde by the vat, and a Salvadorian spot in Los Angeles may have changed hands, but the top-notch tampiquenas are still the same.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's gearing up for vacation mode with Italian and island-inspired eats. First up in Manhattan Beach, Calif., there's both carbonara and Kalua pig comin' out of the same spot. Then just up the 405, Guy's sampling Lao Lao in Los Angeles. Plus, a Jamaican joint in Cincinnati's servin' a brown stew chicken wrap to-go.

Guy Fieri's going across the country to sample all sorts of savory eats. He catches up on all things BBQ on St. Simons Island, GA, before heading to Los Angeles for chicken parm at an Italian deli and supersized subs loaded with plenty of fried food.

Guy Fieri's hittin' all the flavours, from barbecue to banh mi. He enjoys rib tips under the Hollywood stars in Los Angeles, gets an Italian element on his jerk chicken in Ohio and checks out a business-busting Vietnamese-BBQ mashup in Michigan.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's tasting food from coast to coast and across the pond. First up, Guy's eating Irish-inspired egg rolls in Atlantic Beach, Florida. Then, there's bacon jam and mile-high meatloaf from the 18th hole in Vincentown, N.J., and an all-American breakfast with an English twist in Ventura, California.

On this trip down memory lane, Guy Fieri's eating all sorts of sandwiches, from fried to "pied." First up, in Boise, Idaho, an old school drive-in is deep-dunking their Monte Cristos. In Atlantic City, pork rolls and patties are all wrapped up in pizza dough. Finally, a pizza joint in Las Vegas is stuffin', seedin' and saucin' East Coast-inspired eats.

From coast to coast, Guy Fieri's wrapping up all kinds of grub. First up in Vegas, a crepe shop is folding up everything from pork to peaches. Then in Santa Barbara, California, there's killer carnitas and green chile verde that hasn't changed, while in Robbinsville, New Jersey, real deal Italian dishes like prosciutto bread and chicken parm are served straight out of the deli case.

It's a full-blown meat-fest on this road trip! First up, Guy Fieri stops to check out a BBQ joint in Las Vegas that's doin' burnt ends and meatloaf in a totally different way. Then in Belmar, New Jersey, a Mexi-Cali must-stop is stuffin' street tacos like you’d find South of the Border. Just across the state in Rocky Hill is burgers and fries you can't find anywhere else!

On this trip, Guy Fieri's crossing the country for off-the-hook culinary creations! In Santa Fe, N.M., Guy goes bananas for a banana curry. Then in Las Vegas, a trio representing both coasts has tripled their real estate all thanks to pineapple on their pizza. Plus, they've got a new kind of pie getting rave reviews. Finally, clams and crab cakes in Leeds Point, N.J., are creating all kinds of buzz.

From chicken to chickpeas, this road trip's got it all! First up in Santa Fe, N.M., Guy Fieri checks in on an African joint to taste their extra special oxtail and a downhome stew that'll warm you right up. Then, a café in New Jersey is still pressing paninis and stuffing sandwiches in two locations and growing. Finally, a Brooklyn spot is servin' traditional Southern sides in Super Bowl portions with enough mac and cheese, fried pickles and collards to feed the whole team.

In a bowl or on a bun, this trip's got it all! First up, Guy pops into a poke truck he found at the Ferndale County Fair for some island-inspired flavors. Then in Hackensack, N.J., a diner is still serving sliders and steak sandwiches you can eat by the truckload. Plus, a popular Palm Desert, Calif., spot has savory and sweet breakfast options to satisfy any palate, including frosted pastries and a banger benny.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's got sweet and savory. First up in Pembroke, N.C., he stops by a never-seen-before treat truck to try some knock-out candy apples. Then, an old school diner in Jersey City may have gotten a new name, but the pancakes are still the same. Down the road in Brigantine, N.J., a tried-and-true butcher shop is still grinding and stuffing sausage.

Host Guy Fieri travels across America in search of the best diners, drive-ins and dives. He visits classic "greasy spoon" restaurants and talks to staff and customers about the food. Episodes often feature eateries linked by a common theme, such as burgers or comfort food.

Guy Fieri looks for culinary creations you can really sink your teeth into, including a New Hampshire catering truck full of beef tips, shrimp and dirty bird wings. Then, there's rockin' pierogis in Ohio and homemade gnocchi at a New Jersey eatery.

This trip, Guy Fieri's throwin' everything in the fryer! His first stop is an O.G. Triple D in Knoxville, Tenn., where the pizza, onion rings and fried chicken come straight to your car. Then, crunchy crab cakes are gettin' all spiced up in Somers Point, N.J., and a popular pub in Blue Ash, Ohio, had to make more room for their crispy pig tails and humongous hot dogs.

On this road trip, Guy Fieri's finding new takes on classic favs. First up in Palm Desert, Calif., Guy pops into a place servin' avocado fries and a burger with an Italian accent. Then, soul food -- like pigs' feet and St. Louis-style ribs -- gets a Jersey twist in Atlantic City, N.J. And in Lansing, Mich., a barbecue joint puts their own take on bruschetta.

Guy Fieri pops into a Jewish deli in Palm Springs, CA, to reminisce about pastrami and brisket. Then, it's double trouble with Kid Rock in Clarkston, MI, and a look back at not one but two of Kid's favorite hometown restaurants.

Kesté Pizza & Vino (Manhattan, N.Y.) • Joe's Gizzard City Café (Potterville, Mich.) • Taste of Belgium (Cincinnati, Ohio)

On this trip, old friends are whippin' up new flavors. In Manhattan's Financial District, Guy follows a Triple D alum to his new place to check out old-school pizza and a new level of lasagna. Then, it's back to the south-central Michigan place known for its gizzards - where they're frying everything from burgers to breakfast sandwiches. Plus the Belgian bistro in Cincinnati still servin' waffles every which way.

Guy Fieri's got a mouth full of the best burgers, starting with a Cali-inspired chorizo burger in Blue Ash, OH. There's a strawberry jam-packed double patty in Nashville, and a burger joint in Ann Arbor, MI, is making 'em a million different ways.

Guy Fieri's got breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks, starting in Columbus, Ohio, where he loads up on a meatball sub; Guy turns his attention to creative cocktails and a jammin' turkey burger in Edison, N.J., and shawarma in Lansing, Mich.

Jamaicaway Restaurant (Nashville, Tenn.) • 55 South (Franklin, Tenn.) • Eastside Fish Fry & Grill (East Lansing, Mich.)

On this trip, Guy Fieri's fuelin' up for visits back to a few Flavortown favorites. First up: a Jamaican joint in the Nashville Farmer's Market dishin' out oxtail and red snapper escovitch straight from the island. Then just a bit south in Franklin, a joint is servin' loaded fries and messy shrimp. And outside Detroit, the East Lansing market preppin' more batches of fried wings, frog legs, and chicken gizzards.

Guy Fieri is packing his passport because he's eating abroad! First up in Houston, Texas, Guy stops into a Mexican joint makin' mole and guisada just like grandma. An Italian eatery in Nashville is loadin' up the lasagna, and a Polish place in Hamtramck, Mich., is still pinchin' perogies and wrappin' beef rolls the old-fashioned way.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's gettin' creative with comfort food. His first stop is a Jewish deli in Houston, Texas, where he tackles a towering take on chicken and waffles. Then, in Portland, Ore., Texas-style barbecue is pulling inspiration from south of the border with their smoked chicken enchiladas. And, in Nashville, a "meat and three" is still serving their Southern staples, but now you can get 'em after-hours.

This time, Guy Fieri's got all kinds of chicken and a chowder that can't be missed! First up in Florence, Ore., a never-been-seen seafood shack is makin' a must-have crab chowder, and Guy's creating a crab toast for their menu! Then, a Cuban spot in Chicago is cooking pollo and vaca frita the authentic way, and in Houston, a Jamaican joint's still adding their wet jerk seasoning to just about everything.

On Maui, Guy Fieri and his family stop by musician Mick Fleetwood's restaurant to whip up lamb with mint pesto; Guy returns to a diner in Wisconsin and savours the burgers and specials at a joint in Houston.

On this trip, it's Flavortown at its freshest. In Hawaii, Guy Fieri stops by a food truck for fresh hamachi on chilled soba noodles. Then, Guy checks in on an empanada empire in Houston, TX, and a Chicago hot spot known for their homemade chorizo.

In Kihei, Hawaii, Guy Fieri finds a pairing of papaya and pork belly; an Italian eatery and market in Norridge, Ill., creates authentic Sicilian recipes like pane and panelle; a Chicago BBQ spot is dishing up pulled pork.

Guy Fieri starts off revisiting a spot on Maui for smoked chicken and killer cornbread; there's a breakfast of sweet potato hash with chorizo at a Wisconsin diner and jumbo wings in soy ginger sauce at a Chicago BBQ joint.

In Lahaina, Hawaii, the Fieri family revisits a funky noodle joint; in Chicago, an Italian eatery cranks out calamari and a Korean-American burger joint goes crazy with kimchi.

Guy Fieri travels from sea to shining sea, starting in Key West, FL, where a food cart has increased its footprint to churn out more kimchi and Kogi dogs. In College Station, TX, an early stop on the road trip is still making classic diner staples.

Guy Fieri hits the road to Houston, where he checks out the rotisserie pork at a Greek diner; a poke place in Kahului, Hawaii, is dishin' out fresh fish and turning up the heat on tako, and a Mexican joint in San Francisco makes it all from scratch.

This time, Guy Fieri is diving into all sorts of seafood sensations. In Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, a poke place had to change their address to handle the DDD crowds, but they brought their ahi and oysters with them. Then, in San Francisco, a quaint spot is still servin' Southern staples with a twist -- like their crawfish pot pie. Plus, a clam shack in Key West, Fla., got creative with conch.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is chasing down dynamite dishes on the move. First up, in Kihei, Hawaii, Guy, Hunter and Jules stumble onto a pizza cart that Guy first found on the beach in 2016 -- and the pie is still legit. Then, in Cloquet, Minn., an old-school carhop's delivering double cheeseburgers and real-deal Coneys right to your car, and a food truck traveling throughout San Francisco opened a permanent spot for their Asian-Mexican mashups.

This time, Guy Fieri is checking out a mix of familiar places and new faces. In Miami, Guy and a couple buddies hit up a Haitian place for the first time, and the fried pork and pikliz do not disappoint. Then, in Oakland, a vegan version of Creole classics like gator bites and jambalaya, and, in Blawnox, Pa., an old school dive still dishin' out heaping helpings of hearty home cooking.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is diving into all sorts of off-the-hook flavors. First up, in the Florida Keys, Guy and Hunter are hittin' up a local landmark that's new to DDD -- but their deconstructed ceviche is the talk of the town. In St. Paul, the stuffed burgers and spicy apps at a neighborhood hot spot called us back for a third time, and, in Philly, classic comfort food is made with unexpected ingredients.

Rocco's Cafe (San Francisco, Calif.) ● The Wienery (Minneapolis, Minn.) ● The Dining Car (Philadelphia, Penn.)

This time, Guy Fieri is cruising the neighborhood to revisit local hangs he can't get enough of. First up, a San Francisco Italian joint that keeps crankin' out favorites like chicken Marsala and eggplant Parmesan. Then it's back to the downtown Minneapolis dive that's added even more Chicago-style staples to their menu, including a hot dog topped with giardiniera. And finally, on to Philly, where an old-school, family-run diner is still offerin' up scrapple, crèpes and apple walnut French toast any hour of the day.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is making Triple D history in San Francisco with a GGG-turned-DDD star who's bringing his Ethiopian-style flank steak and sauteed prawns to the Triple D Nation. In Minneapolis, an Italian joint is still scratch-making their pasta and prosciutto. Then, a Duluth diner is gathering ingredients straight from their planters and putting them right on your plate.

Guy Fieri revisits an old favorite he's been going to for years in San Francisco, but nowadays it's his buddy who's on the line serving up cod rillettes and chowder with a surprise ingredient. In St. Paul, the Godfather of pasta is still servin' scratchmade everything, including a twist on mac and cheese, and in Superior, Wis., a neighborhood hot spot has added some new appetizers with influence from up north.

Guy revisits a few spots for barbecue, breakfast and brewpub favorites.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's cruisin' around Cali, and his first stop is a Fieri favorite from the pilot episode that's still slayin' with their killer prime rib sandwich. Then, the Camaro's heading south to a neighborhood eatery in Eagle Rock where chicken and pork sandwiches are still supreme. Finally in Los Angeles, a chef from Yucatan is branching out with his Mexican menu.

Guy Fieri's trip around the U.S. is a culinary spin around the globe. First up in Alaska, Guy's headed to Santa's hometown, North Pole, where Chinese staples like Dragon Chicken are favorites all year 'round. Then, in Portland, Ore., meat is still king at a family-run German sausage joint, and a Ukrainian market is feeding the Minneapolis crowd authentic eats like cabbage rolls and bigos stew.

On this trip, Guy Fieri's plate is full of hearty, heaping helpings. First up, he stops by a neighborhood joint in Pittsburgh that's still servin' local staples and family favorites. Then, a Florida diner with inspiration from up North is spreading out all over the South, and in Oklahoma, the second generation is churning out award-winning chili on all kinds of creations.

This time, Guy Fieri's heading back to a century-old sausage maker in Portland, Ore., for a taste of pepperoni and a trip down memory lane. Then, in Oklahoma City, a meat-and-three is still dishin' out fried ribs and oxtail just like Mama used to make. And a Jamaican joint in Miami with the same cast of characters is servin' up everything from saltfish to spicy hot hand pies.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is going to diners, drive-ins ... and delis. First up, Guy revisits a hoagie shop in Florida where the numbering system has him scratchin' his head. Then, in Denver, a Jewish deli is getting creative with their knishes, and, in Norfolk, VA, the inventor of the ice cream cone is still serving sandwiches and sweet treats over a century later.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is grabbin' straight from the garden. In Portland, Ore., he checks in on restaurant vets who closed down their original nose-to-tail eatery and opened a farm-to-table vegan joint. In Cleveland, a cafe is still sourcing local staples and making everything from scratch, and finally, a brunch spot in Virginia Beach, Va., literally bought the farm to grow their own ingredients for their take on potato pancakes.

Guy Fieri takes a drive down memory lane and revisits a German joint in Brighton, Colo., known for their killer kraut and signature sausage specials. Then, at a stop in the Midwest, a mod-Mex menu is now showcasing mole smothered pork chops, and a New Orleans native in Los Angeles is still slinging po' boys and boudin in Old Chinatown.

Guy Fieri is chickening out across the country, starting at a sandwich shop outside Boston that has customers begging for more with their once-a-month Super Cluckin' sandwich. In Los Angeles, a Filipino favorite is keepin' it real with their coconut beef, cornbread and candy-coated chicken. Plus, a grilled cheese joint in Cleveland brings Guy's catchphrase to life with the Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.

Guy Fieri is covering all things smothered, starting with some mole sauce masters in Salt Lake City. Then, in Florida, a diner is dishing out down-home comfort food like biscuits and gravy, and a joint in Reno, NV, is servin' up sweetbreads in style.

On this road trip revisit, Guy Fieri pops by an Oklahoma City diner known for their onion burgers. Then, a Baltimore brunch spot is stepping up their grit game, and a quirky joint in Los Angeles is still putting a spin on their diner dishes.

Guy Fieri checks in on some favorite East Coast eats. First stop is a neighborhood joint that's dishin' out diner classics from a cramped kitchen, and in Baltimore, third time is the charm with this out-of-bounds pit beef stand.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is biting into burgers and barbecue. First up, he heads back to an O.G. Triple D barbecue joint in Oklahoma City to see what they're smokin' these days. Then, a burger biz in Roy, Utah, is flippin' patties for a third generation, and they've added some exotic meats. Finally, in Virginia Beach, Va., it's brisket and burnt ends like you wouldn't believe.

Guy Fieri gets in touch with his Italian roots as he pops into a Baltimore market where the arancini and eggplant lasagna are both off-the-hook. Then, in Park City, Utah, the apres-ski crowd is clamoring for this seafood cioppino.

Guy Fieri's thinking outside the box. He and his son, Hunter, check on an Italian spot in Boston dishing out double portions of their authentic eats, and a Baltimore pizza joint is serving up not-your-average-shaped pies.

Guy Fieri's taking a trip around the world without leaving the U.S. An Italian eatery in Boston is still serving up real-deal dishes from the homeland, and just down the street, a popular place is making major-league burgers and poppin' up all over the city. There's a first time for everything when Guy decides to revisit a ramen spot in El Paso, Texas, that he just discovered for dinner the night before!

Guy Fieri has a righteous time revisiting joints offering everything from Thai to pie. In Honolulu, a family spot serves up specialties straight out of Thailand, and a funky spot in Dallas draws crowds for pizza and pasta.

It's a feeding frenzy, as Guy Fieri stops in Kansas City, MO, for a not-so-secret menu of sandwiches. Then, a Baltimore taqueria is now three locations deep, and a Greek joint in Cambridge, MA, has the moussaka market cornered.

Guy Fieri is going lighter, starting at a Boston diner that's serving up egg-white omelets. Then, a Cuban joint in Los Angeles is trading in bread for plantains, and jackfruit tacos in Park City, Utah, are perfect after a ski day.

Guy Fieri grabs a spoon for slurpin', starting in Honolulu at a diner known for oxtail soup. Then, people are flocking to a family-run restaurant in Baltimore, and a New Mexico chef is spicing her soup with a Santa Fe staple.

Guy Fieri is getting culture shock, starting with a French-inspired Hawaiian hot spot. Then, he checks in with a Lebanese joint outside Dallas, and in Santa Fe, NM, a Salvadoran chef is whipping up classics from his home country.

Guy Fieri is checkin' out Flavortown's all-time turkey-centric spots. At a Boston diner, Guy reminisces about the Thanksgiving plate he had in 2007. Then, in New Orleans, traditional turkey gets the French Quarter flair with some seafood stuffing you won't see coming. Finally, a chef in Albuquerque is still puttin' a New Mexico spin on her turkey -- not to mention the pork and corned beef.

Things are cookin' all kinds of ways when Guy Fieri visits a San Diego diner where law enforcement hones their skills and stuffs their gills. Then, a French-trained-chef-turned-barbecue-expert teaches Guy a thing or two about smoking sausage in Mission, Kan. And finally, in Phoenix, a Triple D legend serves up a Mexican-Asian mashup that has never been matched.

Succotash (Kansas City, Mo.) • Twisted Root Burger Company (Dallas, Tex.) • Monte Carlo Liquor & Steakhouse (Albuquerque, N.M.).

It's Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives and decadence … as Guy revisits Triple D spots with plenty of sweet to go along with the savory! First up, Guy's in Kansas City, where a brunch spot is serving up a vegan treat rich enough for any meat eater. Then, a burger joint in Dallas is stirring things up with their mouthwatering milkshakes. Finally, a hidden steakhouse in Albuquerque, N.M., is keeping Mama's Greek classics -- and confections -- coming out of the kitchen.

Fresh Catch (Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii) • Blue Water Seafood Market & Grill (San Diego, Calif.) • Privateer's Cove (Kona, Hawaii).

The sun is out and the surf is high as Guy Fieri hits up some ultimate DDD spots by the shore. First, he's in Honolulu to say aloha to an old buddy who's reelin' in fresh poke and smokin' pork by the filing cabinet-full! Then it's on to San Diego where two brothers who learned the fish biz before they could drive are dishin' out the freshest catch. And finally, Guy is back on the Big Island where a modern-day pirate is serving up craft dishes from around the world.

Elena's (Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii) • El Indio (San Diego, Calif.) • Blue Koi (Kansas City, Mo.).

This trip, Guy's checkin' back on some family-run favorites. On Oahu, siblings with a brick-and-mortar spot now rollin' out their mom's Filipino food all over the island. In San Diego, a taquería scratch- makin' taquitos the same way for three generations. And a brother-sister team in KC still dishin' out off-the-hook, Asian-inspired eats.

Guy Fieri's checking out all kinds of food across Flavortown. In Boulder City, Nevada, a chili-churning diner is keeping it all in the family, and a taqueria in Salt Lake City is still cranking out burritos as big as your head.

Guy Fieri revisits some of the best of Flavortown, from a noodle house in San Diego to a bigger-and-better neighborhood bistro in New Orleans.

Guy Fieri's hittin' up some of his favorite hometown haunts. He pops into a Mexican joint in Santa Rosa, CA, for pozole, grabs New York-style pizza in Eureka, CA, and visits a college hangout in Las Vegas for strombolis.

Guy Fieri brings the whole family to his favorite jerk joint in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Then it's back to the States, where a Georgia cafeteria sticks to Southern staples and a barbecue hot spot is seriously smokin' in Salt Lake City.

Peaceful Restaurant (Vancouver, B.C., Canada) • Fox Bros. Bar-B0Q (Atlanta, Ga.) • Los Taquitos Comida Mexicana (Phoenix, Ariz.)

Guy Fieri crosses the border to Vancouver, British Columbia, to check in on an authentic Chinese place and see if their Thousand Chili Chicken is as spicy as it sounds. Then he heads south to Atlanta, where a couple of Texan twins are makin' out-of-bounds brisket chili and expanding all over the ATL. Finally, a sibling-run taquería in Phoenix is churning out Mom's famous green chili and taking over the town.

Red Wagon (Vancouver, B.C., Canada) • The Green Mesquite BBQ (Austin, Tex.) • Pizzeria Lola (Minneapolis, Minn.)

On this trip, Guy Fieri crosses the border to Vancouver to check in on an elevated eatery serving the ultimate in diner food, from confit duck to pancakes. In Austin, Texas, a barbecue joint whose claim to fame — and its name — is all in the wood. And in Minneapolis, a Korean-inspired, French-oven-baked pizza parlor knockin' out killer creations and pilin' 'em on their perfect pies.

Louie Mueller Barbecue (Taylor, Tex.) • Forte European Tapas Bar & Bistro (Las Vegas, Nev.) • The Highlander Diner (Atlanta, Ga.)

Guy Fieri's trip is all about the three B's: beef, barbecue and bar food. First, he stops in Taylor, Texas, at one of the first DDD barbecue joints to pay homage to an old friend whose son is carrying on his legacy. Then, it's on to Las Vegas, where Bulgarian bites and the ultimate Triple D prank reigned supreme. Finally, in Atlanta, a punk rock bar is still flippin' the script on bar food.

Guy Fieri hits up his favorite Italian joints from over the years. In Scottsdale, Arizona, a real-deal Italian grocer crankin' out scratch-made staples like gnocchi and prosciutto that bring a tear to Guy's eye. And a San Antonio pizzeria serving authentic Neapolitan pie -- and they have the papers to prove it. Plus--BONUS! Guy pops into a by-the-slice stand in Austin, Texas, that the Nation has never seen before.

It's all about the beef on this trip as Guy Fieri pops into a classic diner in Marietta, Georgia, for a taste of what's topping the charts these days. Next, it's on to San Antonio where a carwash-laundromat-kitchen combo is crankin' out killer burgers. And in Gilbert, Arizona, there's a joint pullin' all their ingredients from their own backyard and giving new meaning to the phrase, "farm to table."

It's meat mayhem and Guy Fieri is checking out a joint known for cheesesteaks and meatballs that have taken over Salt Lake City. Then, a father-son team stays true to their Italian roots in -- of all places -- Glendale, Arizona. And in Omaha, a Triple-D chef's son pays tribute to his father by carrying on his legacy and his recipes.

Guy Fieri is circling the globe starting in Salt Lake City where a Vietnamese sandwich shop has exploded with six -- count 'em -- SIX locations around town. In San Antonio, Texas, a Greek chef is whippin' up real-deal Mexican for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Finally, a haus in Glendale, Arizona, that hasn't missed a beat in their quest for true German flavor.

Guy's headed back to see what the Triple D Nation is cookin' up from under the sea starting with an oyster shuckin' shack in the Big Easy and ending with a legit Mexican joint in Phoenix.

Sometimes it's not what you're cookin' but how you're cookin' it. This trip, outside San Antonio, Guy's checkin' in on the O.G. Triple D and she's blowin' his mind with her new fried food. In Miami, things are smokin' with a fish dip appetizer and chicken wings. In Omaha, it's soul food all-around. And in West Des Moines they're servin' up barbeque and Southern twists with smoked duck.

Guy Fieri knows it's what's on the inside that counts, and these top spots in the Triple D Nation really know how to stuff the good stuff in, from stuffed calamari in CA to the Empress of Empanadas in CO.

It's all about the meat as Guy Fieri crosses the country to stop at some of his favorite haunts. In Denver, a Native American eatery has a new way to serve bison, and a Nashville diner is taking lamb to the next level.

Guy Fieri's always down for a good sandwich, so he's stopping in to check out some of the Triple D Nation's latest creations in Nashville, Denver and Miami. He also shares a Fieri family tradition.

This trip, it ain't no thing but a chicken wing in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, when Guy Fieri stops by to taste a couple of new eats they've added. A Nashville barbecue spot has a new take on the old standard wings, and a joint in Miami is keepin' it real with a variety of new dishes, including drumsticks and duck.

Guy Fieri's digging into everything from pretzels to paella. In Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece and a French toast Monte Cristo. In Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery servin' up elevated pub grub like scratch pretzels and a gumbo-cheese fry mashup. Plus, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up Spanish specialties like on-point paella.

Sakaya (Miami, Fla.) • Blackbrick (Miami, Fla.) • Frank's Noodle House (Portland, Ore.) • Waddell's Brewpub & Grille (Spokane, Wash.)

It's meat any way you like it when Guy's headin' back to favorite spots to see what they've been up to. In Miami, a long-time buddy craftin' magical dishes with chicken and duck at his second joint. In Portland, a noodle shop expandin' to crank out thousands of dumplings a week these days. And in Spokane, ridiculous burgers and chicken wings have never been so explosive at their gigantic new location.

It's a mix of land and sea as Guy Fieri pops into a few favorite spots. A Portland, OR, chef is still serving up seafood for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and Guy taste-tests new pizzas in Jackson, WY.

Guy revisits some favorites spots in Seattle, Minneapolis and Portland, OR.

Taste of Peru (Chicago, Ill.) • Mike's Chili Parlor (Seattle, Wash.) • Pok Pok (Portland, Ore.)

This trip, Guy's takin' a walk down memory lane to check on some of his favorite DDD finds. Up first in Chicago, he gets a second helping at his first Peruvian place. In Seattle, tradition's been standin' firm since 1922 at an old-school chili parlor. And back to Portland for a walk-up still servin' their killer wings.

Big & Little's (Chicago, Ill.) • Pam's Kitchen (Seattle, Wash.) • The Shanty (Wadsworth, Ill.) • Atomic Cowboy (Denver, Colo.)

This trip, Guy's headin' back to some of his favorite joints still servin' up a bite for any time of the day. In Chicago, things have changed a lot for a shop still dishin' up poke. Up in Seattle, DDD's returnin' to its first and only Trinidadian joint where they've got a new spin on their classic fry bread. In Illinois, Guy's reminiscin' with the owner on how Triple-D changed his life and his menu. And in Denver, it's a second helpin' of a triple threat bar-biscuit-pizza joint where they're servin' up new late-night options.