Fine-dining steakhouse chews on pandemic survival strategies

Steakhouse co-founder shares his strategy for staying in business as a fine-dining restaurant amid the COVID-19 crisis.


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Meat Market co-founder and executive chef Sean Brasel. Photo courtesy of Lila Photography.
Meat Market co-founder and executive chef Sean Brasel. Photo courtesy of Lila Photography.
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While some restaurants have successfully been able to shift to takeout, curbside pickup and delivery service only to survive the COVID-19 crisis, the transition has been a struggle for many fine-dining eateries, where ambience and personalized attention are part and parcel of the experience patrons pay for. A few have even had to shut their doors. 

Not so for Meat Market, the steakhouse chain co-founded by Sean Brasel, who also serves as executive chef. Brasel, along with his business partner David Tornek, launched the first Meat Market in Miami in 2008; the concept has since expanded to Tampa, Palm Beach and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

 

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