This old school Italian joint has been serving up homemade ravioli for five generations. Owner Andrea Wakefield still follows the same red sauce recipe that her great grandmother used in the 1940s. Guy was blown away by the Beef Braciole, which is braised in the oven for three hours and served with a side house-made spaghetti. The meat is so tender, Guy could cut it with a fork. “Tender, it pulls apart, crazy,” he said.
This time around, Guy Fieri's diving into a serious beef bonanza! In Wilmington, Delaware, there's a 1940s Italian family spot that's making beef braciole and meaty ravioli from scratch. There's a diner putting elevated spins on the French dip and meatloaf in San Diego. Finally, a Middle Easter joint in El Paso, Texas, is beefing up their real-deal recipes from the homeland.
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