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Food Network (foodnetwork.com) has 218 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.1 out of 5.
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Lisa T.
I am So, So Sick of Only seeing the show: Diners, Drive-ins a dives!!! Come On Already!!! More contests and competitions, Bake offs, Cook Offs!!! All you ever show now is bbq cook offs and food trucks, if the Diners… isn’t on!!!!..,
Bruce B.
Looks like a lot of the comments are similar. Tired of the competition shows and the lack of actual cooking shows. I have quit watching Food Network. I now prefer to watch PBS where the cooking shows actually show you how to cook. Get back to your roots Food Network!
Kelley C.
No longer have instructional shows, and my gosh - the number of commercials is ridiculous! And for some reason many of them are in Spanish. Geez…. Nope, done.
Elise S.
Tired of the same diners, drive-ins, and dives being played. Get some actual cooking shows. I can’t even stand to watch this channel anymore. I would rather watch Jamie Oliver on repeat everyday than watch your stupid competition and Guy Fieri shows. Overkill. It’s no longer fun or educational to watch. Boring and overdone. Please go back to real cooking!
Norma
I've truly enjoyed shows like The Kitchen — the warm, approachable format and personalities like Sunny Anderson made it a joy to watch. I'd love to see more programming in that spirit, focused on healthy, wholesome cooking. There's a real appetite among viewers for recipes that are both delicious and health-conscious — think Weight Watchers-friendly meals, plant-based cooking, and dishes that are lower in sugar and saturated fat. With obesity and chronic disease such pressing issues in America, Food Network has a wonderful opportunity to be part of the solution by featuring chefs who are passionate about nourishing the body, not just indulging it. Rather than competition-format shows, I'd welcome more lifestyle-oriented cooking programs where knowledgeable, personable chefs guide viewers toward healthier everyday choices — proving that healthy food can be every bit as satisfying and flavorful as traditional comfort food. Thank you for considering viewer feedback — I believe this direction could attract a large and loyal audience!"
Mike P.
Completely disappointed with the Food Network. First you ruin the kitchen when you added Arrogant Alex. Between her and Sunny the show almost became unwatchable. And now just about everything on your network is from years ago. I wish I could dump your network and just get a credit.
Hudson F.
Their tv show is literally straight up gambling. I had a friend addicted to this show and this would be all that was playing in the background. If you can't see gambling in this tv show you need help. I'm honestly not all that thrilled with some of the recipes I've tried on their website. Without an ad blocker their website is virtually unusable.
M M.
Although I tend to love watching cooking shows, Its no great loss that "The Kitchen" has been canceled. Those big personalities were very annoying and rude. Sunny with her loud mouth to everyone trying to overtalk each other. Maybe try again with different personalities.
