'Restaurant: Impossible' Brings Food Drama With Another NH Spot

Restaurant: Impossible, featured on the Food Network is so dope. Let me tell you why.

In his quest to save struggling restaurants and provide hope to their owners and employees, this incredible Award Winning Chef, named Robert Irvine employs a combination of creativity, resourcefulness, and physical strength to save these restaurants.

Amongst his chef-career he is also a fitness authority and from the photos I have seen, his muscles are huge. Just so you know.

Chef Irvine jumps right in and attempts to save these restaurants from impending doom in just two short days with only $10,000 bucks! He assess the restaurent and watches the staff and helps them to uncover their weak points.

After that, he dives into action, like a "foodie superhero" who puts everything back together for them and re-introduces that particular restaurant for a grand re-opening to the public!

Chef Robert Irvine discussing new menu items with owners, Jennifer and John Opalenski, as seen on Restaurnt Impossible, Season 20

Chef Robert Irvine helps lead designer, Lynn Kegan, polish floors prior to reopening, as seen on Restaurant Impossible, Season 20

Chef Irving is coming to New England! He met with a local New Hampshire family owned restaurant and is going to work his magic with them.

It was recently announced on their Facebook:

"At a family restaurant in New Hampshire, Chef Robert Irvine sits down to a table full of food... but will he like it? Can he even eat it?! Don't miss tonight's new episode of #RestaurantImpossible at 8|7c to see what happens."

The restaurant is called, The Dutch Treat in Franconia, NH. Located at 317 Main street they describe themselves as having a casual atmosphere and great food for fifty years!

Make sure to watch the newest episodes of Restaurant: Impossible on the Food Network!

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