What's hot: 'Restaurant Impossible' visits Orange County restaurant
Robert Irvine, the host of "Restaurant Impossible," a show that helps struggling restaurants, paid a visit to Orange County this week to help Franco Di Roma in Middletown.
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Jun 24, 2022, 12:52 PM
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15h agoRobert Irvine, the host of "Restaurant Impossible," a show that helps struggling restaurants, paid a visit to Orange County this week to help Franco Di Roma in Middletown.
The Town of Walkill posted a photo of their meeting on its Facebook page.
Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus also joined Irvine during the visit.
