After an Alabama chef was disqualified from the awards, drama ensued.
a complaint about Hontzas shortly after his nomination was announced. Hontzas tells AL.com that he spoke with an independent investigator in early April, and he was asked “about yelling at an employee … and about yelling about shutting the front door.”
Hontzas as “a high-strung, Greek, tornado of passion … Can you expect to hear his booming voice whenever you go into Johnny’s to eat? Absolutely fucking YES.”When asked about yelling at an employee who hadn’t kept the ice machine full, Hontzas tells AL.com that he “started laughing.
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