Mario Batali has been acquitted in alleged groping case, but he still has a long history of alleged sexual misconduct
Photo: David L. Ryan/Boston Globe via Getty Images Mario Batali had a victory in court on Tuesday, May 10, when a judge declared him not guilty of allegedly groping a woman in a Boston restaurant in 2017. The once beloved celebrity chef, known for his pasta sauces and orange Crocs, is still facing civic charges stemming from the same allegation, not to mention all the other allegations of misconduct that have been leveled against him in the past five years.
According to Batali’s attorneys, photo and video from the interaction didn’t support her version of events, and the judge ruled that a previous attempt to doge a $200 gym membership fee allegedly using fake legal documents also hurt the plaintiff, saying it seemed to “support the defendant’s contention that her motive was financial gain.” Tene denied this claim.
One woman, a chef, alleged that Batali “began rubbing her breasts with his bare hands” after she spilled wine on herself at a wine auction event. Another claimed she was working with him in a small space when he blocked her exit, forcing her to straddle him so she could leave. Other women claimed he would grab them from behind in the kitchen at work or in other professional settings.
After the Eater article, other allegations became public. An investigation into the Spotted Pig, a restaurant Batali frequented, by the New York Times included allegations that Batali had a habit of hanging out on the private third floor of the restaurant, which had been nicknamed the “rape room.
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