Mystery Diners

A former client contacts Charles to help determine if he should invest in a failing California restaurant.

A woman notices numerous discrepancies with the catering company she uses to cater her art shows.

The owner of Harvey's Steakhouse in Huntington Beach, Calif., notices a decline in his restaurant's older customers.

The owner of Weiland Brewery in Los Angeles contacts Mystery Diners after noticing discrepancies with his beer supply.

The owners of The Real Food Academy in Miami Shores, Fla., are concerned that their cooking instructors are going off curriculum.

The owners of Latin House in Miami suspect that someone at their offsite warehouse is giving away the recipes to their award-winning burgers.

The owner of Moreno's Cuba Cafe and Riviera Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., believes his staff is sneaking friends into the hotel's free happy hour.

The general manager of Emerald Hills Golf Course in Hollywood, Fla., fields complaints about non-members playing for free.

The owner of Old Vinings Inn in Atlanta begins hearing rumors of unauthorized Civil War tours taking place inside his historical restaurant.

The owner of the Anchor Bar and Tattoo in Atlanta notices a drop in food and tattoo sales.

Father and son owners of the Star Cafe and Star Coaches in Atlanta are concerned about missing food in their kitchen and a rise in fuel expenses on their tour buses.

The owners of Epic Rollertainment in Murrieta, Calif., contact Charles Stiles for help after noticing missing food and merchandise.

The owner of B-Man's Teriyaki and Burgers in Pasadena, Calif., becomes suspicious when he notices a drop in customers.