Restaurant Startup returns to TV tonight and this episode, it's all about timing. The two teams each have their ideal locations for their restaurants, but if they don't act soon, they'll lose ...

Josh White, who operated Smoke BBQ in Lower Paxton Township, and his friend Alex Stone compete on "Restaurant Startup" for a $200,000 investment and a 25 percent stake to open a new restaurant ...

Robert DeBinder and Travis Gunter didn’t get the investment they had hoped for when they signed up to be contestants for CNBC’s “Restaurant Startup,” but they are OK with that.

CNBC’s investment in repeats of ABC’s “Shark Tank” has reaped handsome ratings dividends — so there’s no reason to think that its new reality series, “Restaurant Startup,” will ...

Time for a “Shark Tank” where the sole object is to feed. CNBC’s new “Restaurant Startup” hunts for people who have an idea for a restaurant and lack the capital to la… ...

The duo talk to Co.Create about their CNBC reality competition show Restaurant Startup and offer advice on how to open a viable eatery.

Another way to put it, if you’re not into French cream puffs: This CNBC show deals with the business of running a restaurant rather than a cooking competition. “It’s not a competition show ...

CNBC’s “Restaurant Startup” is not another cooking competition, host and investor Tim Love told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena on Thursday.