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There has been a few good modern westerns epics recently, but this probably isn't one. It tries to be reverent to the indigenous tribes, but still portrays them in the main as savages who are trying to stop the inevitable push west to a manifest destiny.

It tries to be PC by referring to indigenous and aboriginals, but is ultimately condescending from a winners history.

The main criticism is that it's disjointed, but it's part of a series as far as I'm aware so I'm assuming it will follow the characters as it progresses.

A good cast, but ultimately no real depth to the story and very formula cowboys and Indians.

Right first off. If I was ti base this review on the first season it would be 10/10. Really got behind the tables into the kitchen and the characters are great. One of those programs which would really make you appreciate restaurant staff.

But the second season was definitely not as good, tried to capture the essence of the first but couldn't quite do it.

The third season really isn't great, they have ran out of ideas for a kitchen drama and decided to do a life story of each character. Not a big fan unfortunately and it's a struggle to watch each. Best episode has nothing to do with the restaurant.

Watch the first series then pretend that's where it ends.