Podcast #14: Danny Meyer, Union Square Hospitality Group


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Danny Meyer, President/CEO Of Union Square Hospitality Group, NYC

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Ribs being prepared at the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party 2005

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Big Apple Barbecue Block Party attendees enjoying Jazz and Bluegrass

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At the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party, its not just about the ‘Cue, its also about the cupcakes. June 10 and 11 is just around the corner. Get your Bubba Fast Passes NOW.

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THE MODERN, recently awarded Best New Restaurant by the James Beard Foundation.

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Arctic Char Tartare, a featured dish at THE MODERN.

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The Bar at THE MODERN.

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The Bar Room dining area at THE MODERN

4 Responses to Podcast #14: Danny Meyer, Union Square Hospitality Group

  1. kim says:

    Great job guys… Thank for you work…

  2. Danny:

    Just listen to your podcast show. Great info. Always want to support other hospitality shows. Nice work. Hope you can check out our podcast for Group Travel and Meeting and Events. Also, would like to chat about adding you to our hospitality channel on podango.

    Nice Work..

    David

  3. Carl Gutman says:

    We have often eaten in your restaurants, most recently at Union Square. I am writing because I have a suggestion that will benefit you as well as customers like me. Time was when , in bars as well as restaurants, you got something with your cocktail, nuts, pretzels, even something more substantial, like small hors d’oeuvres.
    I enjoy a little something with my pre-dinner martini and I think it would be a good idea for the server to ask: would you like a small appetizer with it; and it would result in additional revenue as well as pleasing the guest. What do you think?

  4. Charles Jensen says:

    A trendy restaurant on the Post Road, US #1, in Riverside, CT may not attract the clients that
    you would find at the inner city areas. Downtown Greenwich, or Stamford is where the actiion is.
    You do not walk on the Post Road. you travel in cars only. Parking? I suspect the patrons would be from the hotel only. An authentic “family style” restaurant is badly needed in this area. Enough of the
    upper crust restaurants. Good luck from an old timer living in the neighborhood.

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