Restaurants Don’t Need Loans. They Need A Bailout: STIR UP SOME LOVE

Posted on December 23, 2020 by Monte

The grand finale in the first season of Stir Up Some Love is James Beard Award winning Chef Sandy D’Amato from Good Stock Farm in Hatfield. He was friends with the most FAMOUS television chef and he has a powerful message about why the government needs to do more than just loan restaurants money if we want them to survive.

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