Town Hall guys strike again
Marcia at Tablehopper made me laugh: She says the owners of Town Hall and Salt House would "make a great law firm."
They're called Rosenthal, Rosenthal and Washington.
Or at least, that's what I'm calling them from now to eternity.
They're launching an "oyster bar and fish shack" and, in keeping with their operating philosophy, putting it in the same neighborhood as their other two restaurants (and not in Oakland). This lets the founders keep a close eye on all their properties and more easily trade staff and, presumably, ingredients. Plus you can do effective cross-marketing and more easily generate buzz, since you already have a neighborhood client base. At some point there's an upper limit where, if you open too many restaurants in one neighborhood you start cannibalizing your sales, but apparently these guys don't think they're close to that point yet.
Also, more chaos at Mint Plaza.
Tablehopper
They're called Rosenthal, Rosenthal and Washington.
Or at least, that's what I'm calling them from now to eternity.
They're launching an "oyster bar and fish shack" and, in keeping with their operating philosophy, putting it in the same neighborhood as their other two restaurants (and not in Oakland). This lets the founders keep a close eye on all their properties and more easily trade staff and, presumably, ingredients. Plus you can do effective cross-marketing and more easily generate buzz, since you already have a neighborhood client base. At some point there's an upper limit where, if you open too many restaurants in one neighborhood you start cannibalizing your sales, but apparently these guys don't think they're close to that point yet.
Also, more chaos at Mint Plaza.
Tablehopper
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