Episode
Restaurant: Impossible: Saving a Pastor's Passion
Overview
After investing $200,000 and losing $4,000 a month, Andrew, a pastor and owner of home-style restaurant Loyd Have Mercy in Titusville, Fla., has lost hope of turning things around. It's up to Robert Irvine to help Andrew rediscover his passion and his self-confidence, or his restaurant will be shutting its doors forever.
Details
- Series
- Restaurant: Impossible
- Season
- Season 16
- Episode
- Episode 13
- Runtime
- 43 min
Episode context
Saving a Pastor's Passion is Episode 13 in Season 16 of Restaurant: Impossible. The runtime is 43 min.
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Episode 8: Beloved Restaurant on the Rocks
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Episode 5: New Roles, New Results
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