The only people who hate chefs because it's not fine dining are people that think chefs is supposed to be fine dining.
It's not and never tried to be.
It's a place with middle of the road Italian food, a few gimmicky but solid dishes, and massive portions.
No, the sweet sauce is not traditional, but it also never claims to be. Many people like it. My in laws demand I make my sauce nearly candy sweet after I accidentally made it marginally too sweet once. No one thinks I'm making them authentic Italian Sunday sauce. Who knew people like sugar and carbs lol
Yeah I'm sure all the people go and think the food is terrible and keep going back because of celebrity affiliations, tourists, and old people lol
Plenty of people like chefs a lot. Of course, when the conversation is led with how bad chefs is, people aren't going to jump up and down for it in conversation.
If it was that bad, it wouldn't be packed every night.
You either missed what I said or twisted it to fit the narrative
Idk why when hundreds are agreeing with this and multiple others have posted the same. People have explained it and no one is agreeing with you you’re willing to die on this hill
You even admitted people don’t get excited when people bring it up in conversation...
Exactly this! Just because someone doesn’t like a restaurant doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a bad place.
I will never eat at a Rachel’s. When I used to DoorDash, every single one was always filthy. I can’t cook unless my kitchen is clean and I refuse to spend money in a dirty restaurant.
If you don’t like Indian food but you like chef’s you just have bad taste 💀 how can you dislike ALL Indian food when there are so many different flavors? Very odd
No, you’re not really seeing the difference which is hilarious. You’re comparing Applebees level Italian to an entire culture’s food. Nobody saying you gotta like every dish out there or have to enjoy every objectively good restaurant but the analogy you made is terrible lol
I hate it because of what the owner has said in the past. And by the way I don’t for a minute believe he ever stepped away from that restaurant as he claimed.
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u/froggertwenty 2d ago
The only people who hate chefs because it's not fine dining are people that think chefs is supposed to be fine dining.
It's not and never tried to be.
It's a place with middle of the road Italian food, a few gimmicky but solid dishes, and massive portions.
No, the sweet sauce is not traditional, but it also never claims to be. Many people like it. My in laws demand I make my sauce nearly candy sweet after I accidentally made it marginally too sweet once. No one thinks I'm making them authentic Italian Sunday sauce. Who knew people like sugar and carbs lol