Eater LAさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Eater LAInstagram)「Culver City restaurant Etta (@ettarestaurant_la), which opened in September 2021, faced eviction for months over the alleged nonpayment of hundreds of thousands of dollars in back rent. Eater has also learned that multiple staff members have been laid off or furloughed in August. It’s part of a series of setbacks for Etta Collective, the restaurant group that also operates two Ettas in Chicago, and another in Scottsdale, Arizona. The restaurant remains open for business. Landlord Ivy Station Hotel, LLC, a subsidiary of major LA-based property developer Lowe, filed an LA County eviction notice on June 28 and again on Friday, August 4 against Etta. After the publication of this article, Ivy Station sent a statement to Eater to confirm that it had “reached an agreement to amend the lease and withdraw the eviction proceedings.” Two staffers told Eater that they realized they lost their jobs only after losing access to their email The second eviction notice arrived as Etta Collective laid off multiple senior staffers in the past week at the corporate level, including marketing, human resources, and other operations. Etta Collective partner David Pisor told Eater on Monday that he was “right-sizing” the company that was burdened with payroll expenses. Read the full story, written by Eater LA lead editor Matthew Kang (@mattatouille), by tapping on the link in bio. 📸: @wonhophoto」8月24日 7時35分