Fire Mars 'Restaurant Impossible' Filming

Food Network chef Robert Irvine is known to get a little fiery with his "Restaurant Impossible" restaurant owners, but on Wednesday afternoon in Fountain Hill, he may have gotten a taste of the real thing.

Irvine is currently filming an episode of the popular Food Network show, rehabilitating Fountain Hill's Benner Street Restaurant & Bar.

Irvine's Twitter account said Wednesday: "Real Drama today on #restaurant impossible, Bethlehem PA! Wait till you see this one."

Irvine posted a photo the of scene on his Twitter account.

On Thursday morning, Irvine posted on Twitter: "Morning day two on Bethlehem PA. Who knows what today will bring? Yesterday fire and hospital visits..What a day, god bless you all."

Benner Street Restaurant & Bar, in business since 1999, is being featured on the Food Network's 'Restaurant Impossible" show.

According to the Food Network website, Irvine's show attempts to turn around failing restaurants in just two days with $10,000. Irvine implements new menus, design changes and retrains staff members, including the owners.

The restaurant, at 1028 Broadway, has been closed since Tuesday, according to an article in The Morning Call.

The grand reopening was scheduled Thursday at 7 p.m.

'Restaurant Imposssible' airs on the Food Network at 10 p.m. Sunday. The airing date of the Benner Street Restaurant & Bar episode has not been announced.