Episode #5 Restaurant Resiliency with Tate McAllan
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Today I am graced with the presence of a long time listener first time caller friend who came up with me through the restaurants with soigné hospitality. We talked a little bit about the pandemic and its effect on the restaurant industry and the individuals with the concluding message of being resilient. Tate is the founder of Merchant series pop up and has worked in some of Twin Cities elite restaurants. Check out the conversation and follow Tate on Social Media.
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