The Fox reality show “Kitchen Nightmares,” starring celebrity chef Gordon...

The Fox reality show “Kitchen Nightmares,” starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, will be at West Babylon’s Classic American Restaurant. (Nov. 3, 2010) Credit: Carl Corry

The Fox reality show “Kitchen Nightmares,” starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, returned to Long Island today for a weeklong production at West Babylon’s Classic American restaurant.

In the show, Ramsay offers tough-love advice to restaurant owners whose operations have hit the skids and usually provides big-time building makeovers.

On Wednesday, crews could be seen setting up production equipment, but the owners weren’t available -- or, rather, allowed -- to talk.

Production at the restaurant, located at 691 Route 109, will run through Wednesday, Nov. 10, from 7 a.m. and midnight each day.

Fox spokeswoman Jennifer Prague said actual filiming will take place from Nov. 6 to Nov. 10.

“Kitchen Nightmares” has  revamped  other restaurants on Long Island, including Peter’s, an Italian restaurant in Babylon Village that has since gone out of business, The Mixing Bowl in Bellmore, Finn McCool’s in Westhampton and Handlebar in Mount Sinai.

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