Food Network's 'Restaurant Impossible' Coming To Bucks Co.

UPDATE: Food Network has cancelled plans for filming "Restaurant Impossible" in Bucks County, at least for now, according to an associate producer.

FALLS TOWNSHIP, PA — Chef Robert Irvine is headed to Bucks County to try to help out a local restaurant. And you can be a part of the action when Food Network's "Restaurant Impossible" visits Falls.

Irvine and crew will be at Michael's Restaurant & Lounge, on Old Lincoln Highway in the Morrisville section of Falls, on Sept. 10-11. On the show, Irvine works to turn around struggling restaurants in just two days, with a budget of $10,000 and, often, help from the local community.

On the final day, members of the public are invited to the restaurant to try out its revamped menu.

Keeping with the theme, the show is looking for members of the public to appear on the show — both as diners on that final night and as helpers getting Michael's freshened up.

Patrons (with no children younger than 8) can make reservations for that final-evening reveal. They are first come-first served and the show doesn't cover the cost of your meal. To do so, you may contact volunteer@restaurantimpossiblevolunteers.com with "1604 PA RESERVATIONS" in the subject line.

The show's crew also is looking for licensed and certified folks for painting, crafting, constructing, remodeling, cleaning and decorating the restaurant. They'd need to be available on Sept. 10-11. To volunteer, so so at the email above, with the subject line "1604 PA VOLUNTEERS."

Born and raised in England, Irvine also hosts Food Network's "Dinner: Impossible" and has also been the star of shows like "Worst Cooks in America." He owns and operates Robert Irvine's Public House, at the Tropicana resort in Las Vegas.