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Fork & Hammer

Married restaurateurs Jeff Tonidandel and Jamie Brown are turning an abandoned historic church into Charlotte’s next landmark dining experience. At the same time, they’re relocating a 120-year-old building while running five award-winning eateries, managing 230 employees, and raising three children. It’s a high-stake juggling act that is the ultimate test of ambition, grit, and family.

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Hallelujah! Leluia Hall

Season 1 Episode 110 | 26m 46s | CC

It’s grand opening week at Leluia Hall! After nearly 3 years, the doors swing open with fanfare, final touches, a media blitz, and a private celebration for all the staff. But just before the big day, key staff - including an executive chef – take jobs elsewhere. Now Jeff and Jamie must rally, celebrate, and somehow keep all their restaurants running.

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