Wild video shows woman getting body-slammed after attacking restaurant staff

A woman was caught on camera getting body-slammed after she confronted staff at a celebrity chef-owned restaurant in San Francisco.

The woman is seen in now-viral video first yelling at an employee behind the bar of Hazie’s restaurant, owned by Joey Altman, who co-hosted the Food Network series Appetite for Adventure.

How it began

The woman appears to be slurring her words as she is filmed holding up her phone and telling employees, “Alright, the manager and the owner at Hazie’s just f—ing harassed me!”

She then asks one worker: “Did you touch my arm?” and when he denied it, she yelled, “Oh, he’s a liar.”

She appears to be complying with a man trying to get her to leave, before her attention turns to a staffer filming her. She then tries to smack his phone away.

While trying to get his phone, another employee body-slams her to the ground. Her companion, meanwhile, is seen fighting with other restaurant workers.

Another clip shows restaurant patrons cheer as the couple are forced out the door.

From bad to worse

Things escalate when the woman grabs on to the hair of the bartender, who she had been yelling at in the first clip.

The woman eventually unfurls the man’s hair and as he storms back to the restaurant, she is seen chasing after him claiming the bartender has her phone.

As the bartender enters the restaurant, someone sticks out their foot and trips the woman, sending her sprawling to the ground.

The bartender, who has since been identified as Miguel Marchese, shared the clips to his TikTok under his user name miss_little_ranter.

“Love getting my hair pulled out and assaulted at Hazies. Just another day in hospitality,” he captioned the three-minute set of video clips.

Marchese told SFGate that it was “evident that they were intoxicated” and said the manager chose not to serve them after they were “verbally abrasive” with a server.

The bartender added that the woman then ran into the kitchen and behind the bar before the filming began.

Arrest made

When police arrived at the restaurant, she was removed from the establishment, reported KTVU.

“Officers developed probable cause to arrest the woman for public intoxication,” SFPD Officer Robert Rueca told the outlet.

“The suspect was transported to County Jail where she was detained for the public intoxication.”

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