Ep 2. Ambush: Beneath the Surface

In episode 2 of Restaurant: Impossible season 13, titled "Ambush: Beneath the Surface," host Robert Irvine and his team are back with another surprise visit to a struggling restaurant. This time, they head to Selden, New York to help a restaurant that has been in business for over 50 years - the Seaford Fish Market.

Upon arrival, Robert and his team quickly discover that the restaurant is in dire need of help. From the outdated decor to the lackluster menu, the Seaford Fish Market is struggling to keep up with the times and attract new customers. Complicating matters is the fact that the restaurant is located in a basement, making it difficult to attract customers who are simply walking by.

Despite the challenges, Robert and his team are determined to turn the Seaford Fish Market around. They start by revamping the menu, adding fresh, locally sourced ingredients and jazzing up traditional seafood dishes. Robert also helps the restaurant owners update their marketing strategy, showing them how to leverage social media to reach a wider audience.

In addition to helping the Seaford Fish Market improve its food and marketing, Robert and his team also tackle the restaurant's decor. They transform the space with a nautical theme, featuring new wallpaper, lighting, and furniture to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests.

Throughout the episode, Robert and his team work tirelessly to overcome the challenges facing the Seaford Fish Market. Whether it's teaching the staff new cooking techniques or helping the owners improve their financial management skills, Robert brings his trademark passion and energy to every aspect of the restaurant's operation.

By the end of the episode, viewers will see the incredible transformation that Robert and his team have achieved at the Seaford Fish Market. From a struggling, outdated restaurant to a thriving seafood spot that's bursting with fresh flavors and energy, the Seaford Fish Market is a testament to the power of Restaurant: Impossible.