
Elk Grove taqueria rides Guy Fieri spotlight to a customer surge
Streetzlan, a family-owned taqueria in Elk Grove, has seen a surge in customers after being featured on Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
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Streetzlan, a family-owned taqueria in Elk Grove, has seen a surge in customers after being featured on Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

A Twitch streamer analyzed hours of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives clips and claimed Guy Fieri often keeps food in his mouth or doesn’t show swallowing, fueling a lighthearted debate about whether the show edits out swallowing for pacing, a common TV-editing explanation.

Guy Fieri faces online backlash after a clip circulated alleging he didn’t swallow any food on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, prompting debates about authenticity, respect for restaurants, and whether the show’s format tolerates such behavior; social media responses are mixed.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri shares a four-part approach to building the ultimate burger: start with seasoned 80/20 ground beef and smash it on a hot griddle for deep caramelization, finish with American cheese melted using steam from a dome for perfect melt, and assemble on a toasted buttered brioche bun with LTOP (lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles) prepared thin for crisp texture and balanced flavor.

The Food Network canceled the 2008 live show Guy Off The Hook after six episodes as the network pivoted away from studio cooking formats toward cheaper, reality-based programming, while Guy Fieri continued to host and star in other projects like Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri says he was devastated after a 15-second clip showed him greeting Andrew and Tristan Tate at UFC 327 in Miami; he claims he didn’t know who they were and does not support them, while critics urged a Food Network boycott amid the Tate brothers’ controversial reputation and legal troubles.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri addressed online backlash after greeting Andrew and Tristan Tate at a UFC event, saying he didn’t know the controversial brothers and does not support them; he described the interaction as a polite encounter, while the Tate brothers face multiple criminal investigations in the UK, Romania, and the US.

Food Network star Guy Fieri addressed online backlash after greeting Andrew and Tristan Tate at UFC 327 in Miami, saying he did not know the brothers and does not support them, while noting the Tate brothers are under criminal investigation in multiple countries.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri reveals six foods he won’t touch—ghost peppers, peanut-butter hamburgers, cow brains, haggis, liver and onions, and eggs—showing even the Mayor of Flavortown has surprising limits to his bold palate.

Guy Fieri's dramatic new look was a temporary marketing stunt for Bosch's Super Bowl spot, shot like a movie and completed with CGI to remove the goatee; the change isn't permanent and wasn't AI-generated.

Guy Fieri shows a more conventional hairstyle in a Bosch Super Bowl teaser, pairing “classic” and “Justaguy” personas to hype an upcoming ad. THR confirms the look is a marketing teaser, not a midlife makeover, with the commercial set to air during the Feb. 8 game in an $8 million, 30-second NBC slot.

Bosch released a teaser for its Super Bowl spot featuring Guy Fieri in a stripped-down look, shaving off his iconic hair to become “Just a Guy.” The campaign, continuing Bosch’s Like a Bosch branding, uses humor to tie Fieri’s transformation to the brand’s home appliances, following Bosch’s first Big Game ad from 2025.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri marked his 58th birthday with a toned-down look—brown flat hair and a clean shave—appearing to be an AI-generated makeover and sparking discussion about a possible upcoming ad, with a caption reading 'New Year. New Guy. New Look.'

On his 58th birthday, Guy Fieri teased an AI-generated makeover that swapped his iconic blonde spiked hair for a more conservative look, prompting confusion among fans and highlighting a playful tech-driven stunt.

On his 58th birthday, Guy Fieri posted a video revealing a clean-shaven, darker-haired, more understated look—far from his signature spiky hair and bold outfits. Captioned 'New Year. New Guy. New Look,' the moment left fans doing double takes and joking about a suburban-dad vibe. There’s no official comment on whether the style is permanent, but Fieri’s status as a Food Network star remains unchanged.