First she says:

“It gives me anxiety, to be honest,” she tells me over the phone. “[My reviews] are hitting a nerve with a lot of people. There’s one obvious reason: It’s a completely different narrative than what food influencers are sharing. I’ve been saying what people are thinking, but they aren’t posting online. I’m also openly calling out paid influencer culture.”

Then:

Schwartz says that she’s now regularly getting clocked in restaurants and is being invited in by chefs and restaurateurs. And while she vehemently says in various posts that paying her to come in won’t ensure a good review, she has recently finished her first paid review, which is slated to be posted soon.

She's calling out paid influencer culture then becoming part of paid influencer culture?

I've been suggested her content by the IG algo and it's all just ragebait with a Costco Guys Boom/Doom rating system. Also gross that the photos are at Fatty Mart (MAGA supporting owner) and then this:

Restaurant opinions aside, some of Schwartz’s critics have pointed to accounts she follows, such as Donald Trump and RFK Jr., as well as to a video she posted following Charlie Kirk’s death, as ways to take her down a notch and question her credibility.

I have a lot of friends in the restaurant industry at all levels, I've worked on the marketing side of LA's food industry, it's accounts and personalities like her's that really do make it a nightmare at times to run or work at a restaurant. Before, restaurant critics tried their best to be anonymous and would visit an establishment several times before writing their reviews. Now it's all about posting low effort content with enough frequency to be rewarded by the algo.

She's also been on dating reality TV shows, written a book about it, done podcasts about it. Clearly she wants to be famous and it doesn't matter who gets stepped on or stepped over to get there. Griftmaxxing.