Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney's sandwich shop, Something About Her, has reportedly taken a "downward turn" since its opening in May 2024.
While the Vanderpump Rules alums continue to pay rent in the high-cost area of West Hollywood, California, an insider claims that business has "[plummeted]," resulting in a concerned team, who is allegedly worried that the restaurant could follow in the footsteps of Schwartz & Sandy's, the former bar of Tom Sandoval, 43, and Tom Schwartz, 43.
"Business is down exponentially from last year," a source told The U.S. Sun on November 27. "The restaurant gets about a fraction of the number of people
who came last year. It's hard to say an exact number, but business has taken a huge downward turn. It's so much slower and there hasn't been a need to staff as many people. So many of the restaurants in this area are closing and
staffers are afraid SAH will be next."
According to the report, Something About Her had lines for months after it opened, likely the result of Ariana, 40, and Katie, 38, detailing the venture
on Pump Rules. But that's no longer the case. And with rent increasing in the
area, it?s no wonder that employees are concerned.
"They need more regular customers. One of the problems they face is that a majority of the customer base is tourists who are in town on vacation, come once, and don't return again," the insider continued.
Additionally, Ariana and Katie, who initially made regular appearances at the
venue, are "very rarely, if ever" in the shop these days.
At the sandwich shop, whose decor was inspired by Nancy Meyers films, patrons
can buy sandwiches for between $14 and $18
On Dec 5, 2025 at 1:30:42 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney's sandwich shop, Something About Her, has
reportedly taken a "downward turn" since its opening in May 2024.
While the Vanderpump Rules alums continue to pay rent in the high-cost area >> of West Hollywood, California, an insider claims that business has
"[plummeted]," resulting in a concerned team, who is allegedly worried that >> the restaurant could follow in the footsteps of Schwartz & Sandy's, the
former bar of Tom Sandoval, 43, and Tom Schwartz, 43.
"Business is down exponentially from last year," a source told The U.S. Sun >> on November 27. "The restaurant gets about a fraction of the number of people
who came last year. It's hard to say an exact number, but business has taken
a huge downward turn. It's so much slower and there hasn't been a need to >> staff as many people. So many of the restaurants in this area are closing and
staffers are afraid SAH will be next."
I guess I should hunt this place down and have a sandwich to report back and >review it for RAT before it disappears.
Always willing to take one for the team.
According to the report, Something About Her had lines for months after it >> opened, likely the result of Ariana, 40, and Katie, 38, detailing the venture
on Pump Rules. But that's no longer the case. And with rent increasing in the
area, it's no wonder that employees are concerned.
"They need more regular customers. One of the problems they face is that a >> majority of the customer base is tourists who are in town on vacation, come >> once, and don't return again," the insider continued.
Additionally, Ariana and Katie, who initially made regular appearances at the
venue, are "very rarely, if ever" in the shop these days.
At the sandwich shop, whose decor was inspired by Nancy Meyers films, patrons
can buy sandwiches for between $14 and $18
Well, there's the problem. The food is wildly overpriced.
On Dec 5, 2025 at 1:30:42 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney's sandwich shop, Something About Her, has
reportedly taken a "downward turn" since its opening in May 2024.
While the Vanderpump Rules alums continue to pay rent in the high-cost area >> of West Hollywood, California, an insider claims that business has
"[plummeted]," resulting in a concerned team, who is allegedly worried that >> the restaurant could follow in the footsteps of Schwartz & Sandy's, the
former bar of Tom Sandoval, 43, and Tom Schwartz, 43.
"Business is down exponentially from last year," a source told The U.S. Sun >> on November 27. "The restaurant gets about a fraction of the number of people
who came last year. It's hard to say an exact number, but business has taken
a huge downward turn. It's so much slower and there hasn't been a need to >> staff as many people. So many of the restaurants in this area are closing and
staffers are afraid SAH will be next."
I guess I should hunt this place down and have a sandwich to report back and >review it for RAT before it disappears.
Always willing to take one for the team.
According to the report, Something About Her had lines for months after it >> opened, likely the result of Ariana, 40, and Katie, 38, detailing the venture
on Pump Rules. But that's no longer the case. And with rent increasing in the
area, it?s no wonder that employees are concerned.
"They need more regular customers. One of the problems they face is that a >> majority of the customer base is tourists who are in town on vacation, come >> once, and don't return again," the insider continued.
Additionally, Ariana and Katie, who initially made regular appearances at the
venue, are "very rarely, if ever" in the shop these days.
At the sandwich shop, whose decor was inspired by Nancy Meyers films, patrons
can buy sandwiches for between $14 and $18
Well, there's the problem. The food is wildly overpriced.
On Dec 5, 2025 at 1:30:42 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney's sandwich shop, Something About Her, has
reportedly taken a "downward turn" since its opening in May 2024.
While the Vanderpump Rules alums continue to pay rent in the high-cost area >> of West Hollywood, California, an insider claims that business has
"[plummeted]," resulting in a concerned team, who is allegedly worried that >> the restaurant could follow in the footsteps of Schwartz & Sandy's, the
former bar of Tom Sandoval, 43, and Tom Schwartz, 43.
"Business is down exponentially from last year," a source told The U.S. Sun >> on November 27. "The restaurant gets about a fraction of the number of people
who came last year. It's hard to say an exact number, but business has taken
a huge downward turn. It's so much slower and there hasn't been a need to >> staff as many people. So many of the restaurants in this area are closing and
staffers are afraid SAH will be next."
I guess I should hunt this place down and have a sandwich to report back and review it for RAT before it disappears.
Always willing to take one for the team.
According to the report, Something About Her had lines for months after it >> opened, likely the result of Ariana, 40, and Katie, 38, detailing the venture
on Pump Rules. But that's no longer the case. And with rent increasing in the
area, it?s no wonder that employees are concerned.
"They need more regular customers. One of the problems they face is that a >> majority of the customer base is tourists who are in town on vacation, come >> once, and don't return again," the insider continued.
Additionally, Ariana and Katie, who initially made regular appearances at the
venue, are "very rarely, if ever" in the shop these days.
At the sandwich shop, whose decor was inspired by Nancy Meyers films, patrons
can buy sandwiches for between $14 and $18
Well, there's the problem. The food is wildly overpriced.
On Fri, 5 Dec 2025 18:53:10 -0000 (UTC), BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com>
wrote:
On Dec 5, 2025 at 1:30:42 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Let's see if this goes through. That was the fastest rejection notice
I got from SpamAssassin. All due to the extra characters added to the
title.
Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney's sandwich shop, Something About Her, has >>> reportedly taken a "downward turn" since its opening in May 2024.
Is it not the norm for most small businesses, especially food related
places, to fail within the first few years. Often because the owner
doesn't have enough cash to get through those first few years of no to
low income, but that shouldn't be the case here.
While the Vanderpump Rules alums continue to pay rent in the high-cost area
of West Hollywood, California, an insider claims that business has
"[plummeted]," resulting in a concerned team, who is allegedly worried that
the restaurant could follow in the footsteps of Schwartz & Sandy's, the >>> former bar of Tom Sandoval, 43, and Tom Schwartz, 43.
"Business is down exponentially from last year," a source told The U.S. Sun
on November 27. "The restaurant gets about a fraction of the number of people
who came last year. It's hard to say an exact number, but business has taken
a huge downward turn. It's so much slower and there hasn't been a need to >>> staff as many people. So many of the restaurants in this area are closing and
staffers are afraid SAH will be next."
So why is business down over all? If many restaurants in the area is
closing down then there must be something going on. Is it due to
Trump's actions hurting the tourist crowd hitting the area or is
something else causing the down turn?
I guess I should hunt this place down and have a sandwich to report back and >> review it for RAT before it disappears.
Always willing to take one for the team.
We appreciate your sacrifice.
According to the report, Something About Her had lines for months after it >>> opened, likely the result of Ariana, 40, and Katie, 38, detailing the venture
on Pump Rules. But that's no longer the case. And with rent increasing in the
area, it?s no wonder that employees are concerned.
"They need more regular customers. One of the problems they face is that a >>> majority of the customer base is tourists who are in town on vacation, come
once, and don't return again," the insider continued.
Additionally, Ariana and Katie, who initially made regular appearances at the
venue, are "very rarely, if ever" in the shop these days.
Well, that's a problem. The main attraction for these sorts of celeb
owned businesses is the chance to run into the owners. If people know
that isn't going to happen then why make the trip to visit?
At the sandwich shop, whose decor was inspired by Nancy Meyers films, patrons
can buy sandwiches for between $14 and $18
Well, there's the problem. The food is wildly overpriced.
Over priced yes, but is it over priced for the area? I see a lot of
food that shouldn't be more than $10 being priced up towards $20 just
because of the location. Las Vegas strip being one of the worst places
for over priced food even for more basic stuff like burgers or tacos.
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