"I talk to these folks continually," he says of countless restaurant owners whose businesses he's transformed over the years Robert Irvine is lifting the veil on what happens after he films episodes ...

CLEVELAND — Chef Robert Irvine is unmistakable. From his booming voice with the accent that reflects his upbringing in the United Kingdom to his huge biceps that show off his commitment to health and ...

Today, the New York Times asked the question that plagues our nation daily: is Robert Irvine, and his hurricane of small business-saving known as Restaurant: Impossible, recession-proof? The answer, ...

The Irvine Spectrum Center is more than a shopping center for area residents. It's a social scene, a place to hang out with friends and family and grab a bite to eat. Lately, the bites have been ...

The Irvine Spectrum Center is finally replacing the empty space once occupied by the Fish Market, which closed more than two years ago at the mall. The new restaurant, Capital, is part of a string of ...

Robert Irvine has weighed in on the end of his long-running Food Network series Restaurant: Impossible. The series followed Irvine as he made over struggling restaurants in just two days and with a ...

Restaurants and veterans are in need of help, Robert Irvine told "Fox & Friends" after the celebrity chef and Food Network host stopped by to discuss COVID-19's impact on the food service industry.

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Missy Frederick is the Cities Director for Eater, and directly oversees coverage in the South and Northeast regions. She has covered D.C. restaurants since 2007, offers expertise in business reporting ...

"Restaurant: Impossible" host Chef Robert Irvine told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Thursday that restaurant owners will need to take new variables into account once they are able to fully reopen for ...