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Guy Grossi is gone. In his place, a Michelin-trained gun
Australia🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Guy Grossi is gone. In his place, a Michelin-trained gun

Massimo Speroni, an experienced Italian chef with a background at prestigious restaurants like San Domenico, has taken over the executive chef role at The Westin Brisbane, replacing Guy Grossi. After the closure of Grossi's restaurant Settimo, Speroni began working at the hotel earlier this year. His new restaurant, Batica, has opened in the former Settimo space, featuring a menu that emphasizes local ingredients and a more relaxed, home-style atmosphere compared to the previous Italian-focused offerings. Speroni expressed satisfaction with the shift, highlighting the opportunity to connect with customers and suppliers in a less formal setting.

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The Age logoThe AgeIndependentCenter5 hr. ago
Guy Grossi is gone. In his place, a Michelin-trained gun

Massimo Speroni, an experienced Italian chef with a background at prestigious restaurants like San Domenico, has taken over the executive chef role at The Westin Brisbane, replacing Guy Grossi. After the closure of Grossi's restaurant Settimo, Speroni has launched Batica in the same space, focusing on a comfort-driven menu that highlights local ingredients. The new restaurant emphasizes a relaxed atmosphere and a connection with both customers and suppliers, while maintaining elements of the previous venue's design. Speroni's approach reflects a shift from high-profile Italian cuisine to a more homey, locally inspired offering.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a restaurant transition without overtly favoring any political ideology. While the topic relates to business and hospitality, it does not engage with political discourse or take a clear stance on ideological issues. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the廚

The Sydney Morning Herald logoThe Sydney Morning HeraldIndependentCenter5 hr. ago
Guy Grossi is gone. In his place, a Michelin-trained gun

Massimo Speroni, an experienced Italian chef with a background at prestigious restaurants like San Domenico, has taken over the executive chef role at The Westin Brisbane, replacing Guy Grossi. After the closure of Grossi's restaurant Settimo, Speroni began working at the hotel earlier this year. His new restaurant, Batica, has opened in the former Settimo space, featuring a menu that emphasizes local ingredients and a more relaxed, home-style atmosphere compared to the previous Italian-focused offerings. Speroni expressed satisfaction with the shift, highlighting the opportunity to connect with customers and suppliers in a less formal setting.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the transition of chefs at a hotel and does not take a clear ideological stance. While it discusses changes in leadership and culinary direction, it presents these developments factually without overtly favoring any particular political or cultural agenda. The emphasis is on S

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