Days after Bickelhaupt's arrest, the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office filed additional criminal charges against the restaurateur, accusing him of violating a court-issued no-contact order by calling the woman on two occasions. The charges were later dropped in exchange for a misdemeanor charge of violating pretrial release.
On June 11, his felony battery charges were upgraded to attempted second-degree murder and false imprisonment.
As Bickelhaupt remains in a Palm Beach County jail without a bond, operations at Konro — his chef's table omakase restaurant in West Palm Beach — appear to be on hold.
Here's what to know about Bickelhaupt and his case.
Who is Jacob Bickelhaupt?
Bickelhaupt founded two Michelin-starred restaurants, including the now-shuttered 42 Grams in Chicago and Konro in West Palm Beach. He was recognized as the Food & Wine Best Chef in 2015 and was a semifinalist for a James Beard Award in 2016 and 2017. 
A dinner at Konro with drink pairing costs $735 per person.
Screenshot via Konro Restaurant/YouTube
When was Jacob Bickelhaupt arrested?
West Palm Beach police officers arrested him at his home on June 2. Why was Jacob Bickelhaupt arrested?
Officers arrested Bickelhaupt for allegedly beating a woman over the course of two hours, resulting in a seizure and a subdural hematoma (a collection of blood outside the brain) that required emergency surgery. What criminal charges is Jacob Bickelhaupt facing?
Bickelhaupt faces charges of attempted second-degree murder, false imprisonment, tampering with a witness, victim, or informant, and violating a domestic violence injunction. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges. 
Konro, a fine-dining restaurant in West Palm Beach, earned a Michelin star earlier this year.
Screenshot via Michelin Guide