Guy's Family Road Trip - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Fieris Go to Griswald
The first leg of the trip takes the Fieris from their home in northern California to Lake Tahoe, where decadent Belgian waffles fuel a day of mountain biking.
Wild West Canyons and Cookouts
In Flagstaff, the Fieris head to a farmers' market for fresh organic chicken and roasted green chiles; cooking a homemade chicken taco dinner on a Lake Powell houseboat; after some quirky stops along legendary Route 66, they land in Albuquerque, N.M.
Remember the Lone Star State
A feast of tri-tip French dip, pork tacos, spatchcock chicken and Cajun chicken alfredo to thank the troops for their service; Guy and his son Hunter skydive with special forces; a cowboy cookout of smoked nilgai antelope and all the fixings.
Gulf Dreams
The Fieris rise at dawn in Corpus Christi, Texas, to head out on the Gulf in search of snapper. Luckily the fishing is good, and they take their catch to a nearby ranch. Guy Fieri and his friends fry up the fish, along with some chicken parmesan, for an evening feast. In New Orleans, Guy searches for the perfect po'boy in the back of an off-the-beaten path grocery store, before visiting Johnny Sanchez, where chef Aarón Sánchez shows Guy how to make ceviche and a soft-shell crab sandwich. A canoe tour of the bayou followed by a festive crawfish boil round out this leg of the road trip.
To Shining Sea
The Fieris stop in Fairhope, Alabama to visit their friend Panini Pete and see one of the most unusual farming operations in the country: oysters! Guy and Hunter wade into the Gulf to harvest the oysters for a local pop-up dinner. Guy takes Hunter and Ryder to Punta Clara Kitchen to make old-fashioned candies from scratch before they head for Florida. There, the Fieris explore the Everglades by airboat and cook a feast of frog legs and fried gator before ending their epic adventure on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Miami.
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