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in washington s trendy cleveland park neighborhood. from 50,000 2007 to now i ha a 50% drop in business. the economy forced him to find ways to boost his business and saving his bottom line, including hiring his entire family. i m the chef and owner and my wife runs the office and my son is my manager. the pizza chef and my daughter now is in grad school, she also waits tables. his son, the head pizza chef says the economy has even changed customers eating habits. in the past people would order an entree, maybe a bottle of wine, and then split a sert. so stefano now shares his
don t get me wrong, brianna, but hopefully not reaching the dangerous levels it has for so long across the plains. just feels, jacqui, like you can t get away from it. it s horrible stuff. that s the problem with it. when the overnight temperatures are in the 80s, there s just absolutely no break for anybody. yeah, it s horrible. jacqui, thank you so much. you know when times get tough, people eat out less. so a restaurant in the nation s capital is trying to make up for lost business by hiring new staff and offering more than just good food. cnn s kate baldwin reports. reporter: talk about a family business. he owns an italian restaurant in washington s trendy cleveland park neighborhood. from 2007 to now i have seen about 20% decrease in business. reporter: he says the tough economy forced him to find creative ways to boost business and save his bottom line, including hiring his entire family. i m the chef and owner and my
i noticed this lately that restaurants seem a little empty because when times get tough, people eat out left. they re trying to hire new staff and offering more than just good food. cnn s kate baldwin reports. reporter: talk about a family business. he owns this italian restaurant in washington s trendy cleveland park neighborhood. i have seen a 20% decrease in business. reporter: he says the tough economy forced him to find creative ways to boost business and save his bottom line including hiring his entire family. i m the chef and owner. my wife runs the office. my son is the manager. pea cha chef. and my daughter now in grad school, she also helps out. his son says the economy has