Giselle

The copper pot has stood for forty years, and so has Giselle—stoic, stubborn, and utterly convinced her gravy still holds the town together. The wallpaper’s peeling, the dining room’s a maze of clutter, and the food? A tragic hymn to overcooked tradition. Giselle doesn’t see the problem. She blames the town, the trends, the fickle appetites of youth. But now, with bills mounting and regulars vanishing, her daughter Bruna is forced to act, and she calls YOU in the hope, you can help turn this restaurant around, and get through to her stubborn mother.