I watched this episode 6yrs ago went to brown sugar (which today is still on my Facebook) it was great food great people & an amazing experience It was sad to see them on the news during the pandemic years later, I'm glad I watched this show it allowed me to enjoy a great food experience with great people
This was a wonderful episode. Green Chile Kitchen is really close to one of my jobs and it is a tasty place. It does get crowded though, so they were right about that part. No other New Mexican place I know of in SF though, so it's there when you're craving green chile.
I worked for Tanya, owner of Brown Sugar Kitchen. And she is, or at least was, not as nice of a person as she portrays when there is a camera on her. She would come in, speak to certain individuals, and walk right past me like I didn't exist. A daily occurrence. On another occasion, I heard her tell another employee to tell me to "get my ass out of here". Another time right outside of the restaraunt, I waived to her (right in front of her) and she just looked away and kept walking. She has a lot of deep seeded anger and frustration she likes to take out on other people. A horrible person to work for. Full of games and pettiness. But she'll surely smile in your face when that cash is flowing. This video of that fake and forced smile makes me want to vomit. I've seen the REAL Tanya and she is a monster.
From tanya the owner i complained about the horrible service and acted like i had said nothing. I also picked up on her disdain for black men. Black she don't like us. Also the food was marginal at best. Maybe if life had given you a better lot you might actually have an attitude of pratitude. Instead of the typical nasty demeanor some rags to riches types develope. Learn to appreciate being blessed instead of being obviously not used to having anything.
I watched this episode 6yrs ago went to brown sugar (which today is still on my Facebook) it was great food great people & an amazing experience It was sad to see them on the news during the pandemic years later, I'm glad I watched this show it allowed me to enjoy a great food experience with great people
This was a wonderful episode. Green Chile Kitchen is really close to one of my jobs and it is a tasty place. It does get crowded though, so they were right about that part. No other New Mexican place I know of in SF though, so it's there when you're craving green chile.
Santa Fe is a wonder city in which to dine, some very good food. A bit snobby, like Park City, but very good food.
Brown Sugar Cafe is now permanently closed!.
Waffles 😋.
I worked for Tanya, owner of Brown Sugar Kitchen. And she is, or at least was, not as nice of a person as she portrays when there is a camera on her. She would come in, speak to certain individuals, and walk right past me like I didn't exist. A daily occurrence. On another occasion, I heard her tell another employee to tell me to "get my ass out of here". Another time right outside of the restaraunt, I waived to her (right in front of her) and she just looked away and kept walking. She has a lot of deep seeded anger and frustration she likes to take out on other people. A horrible person to work for. Full of games and pettiness. But she'll surely smile in your face when that cash is flowing. This video of that fake and forced smile makes me want to vomit. I've seen the REAL Tanya and she is a monster.
From tanya the owner i complained about the horrible service and acted like i had said nothing. I also picked up on her disdain for black men. Black she don't like us. Also the food was marginal at best. Maybe if life had given you a better lot you might actually have an attitude of pratitude. Instead of the typical nasty demeanor some rags to riches types develope. Learn to appreciate being blessed instead of being obviously not used to having anything.