The Sweet n' Savory is a three-layered restaurant with a little candy shop integrated within its system. The first floor is akin to a fast food restaurant or a family diner; simple, easy to access, and affordable. The second floor is a mix of the first and the third flood: not too fancy, and not too casual. It is usually suited for any simple event like birthdays, dates, etc. The third floor is the most classy and expensive. The best of the best meals are cooked up within this floor, and it is typically there for people who want to go all out. The boss of the restaurant is typically seen at the top floor.

Characters

Rob Grillhauzer

Occupation: Restaurant Owner and Culinary Master

While it may not seem like it, he is one of the top chefs within Denovo. He is the role model and inspiration to numerous cooks and restaurants because of how he is able to manage such an establishment. It even got to the point where it has been approved by the Order and Ministry, straight up.

He always felt like a father figure, but he never had any kids. Then again, one can assume that all of his staff are like one big family.

"Greaser"

Occupation: Fixer

A former chef of the Sweet n' Savory. Due to an incident that had happened long ago, he disappeared abruptly from work because he became a Faustite of the Dealmaker.

With his reemergence to Rob's greatest relief, he works part-time. Doesn't talk about what he primarily does now to his boss though.

Chikki N'Mahn

Occupation: Chef

One of the active chefs within the restaurant; works on the second floor. After the disappearance of Greaser, he decided it was up to him to reach the level he was at. Through some culinary trials, he succeeded.

Tries his best to catch up with him now that he's back.

Ace Attorney Ver. Description

A city chef that moved from the Dominican Republic to California. However, due to a poisoning incident that happened at the place he worked at, he was accused of being the one that committed the crime.

There actually was some evidence that made him look rather suspicious, and it was his knowledge on lockpicking.