Greg's Curriculum
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Introducing Greg Best
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Day 1 - Rent structures in food halls
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Day 2 - A tip about the length of a lease in a food hall
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Day 3 - Financial help from the landlord in food halls
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Day 4 - Who pays for the equipment in a food hall?
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Day 5 - How many square feet are needed in a food hall?
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Day 6 - The advantages and disadvantages of a food hall
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Day 7 - Who pays for the Utility costs in a food hall?
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Day 8 - What expenses do tenants share in a food hall?
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Day 9 - What permits are needed and who pays for them in a food hall?
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Day 10 - Who gets the liquor license in a food hall?
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Day 11 - What restrictions are there in a food hall?
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Day 12 - What if the tenants are serving food like mine?
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Day 13 - What are some policies for food hall tenants?
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Day 14 - Do landlords of food halls market your business?
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Day 15 - What type of signage can I add at a food hall?
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Day 16 - What type of security is there in a food hall?
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Day 17 - What other fees are tenants responsible for?
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Day 18 - Things that set you apart in a food hall
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Day 19 - More advantages of being in a food hall
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Day 20 - What to do before opening a restaurant?
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Day 21 - Financing a business with others.
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Day 22 - How to create a beverage menu in a minute
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Day 23 - Cocktail strategies to please your guest and your business.
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Day 24 - How to modernize your cocktails.
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Day 25 - Why use local ingredients in your cocktails?
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Day 26 - How to incorporate non-alcohol drinks into your cocktail list.
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Day 27 - What to do with low alcohol drinks to please guests?
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Day 28 - New and cool ingredients to try in your cocktails.
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Day 29 - Why pre-batching is good for a bar.
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Day 30 - Why bar layouts matter?
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Thank you
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GREG BEST
Gregory Best is an Atlanta-based mixologist and restauranteur. A co-owner of the Ticonderoga Club and co-founder of gastropub Holeman & Finch Public House, he is one of the leading figures in the city's craft-cocktail scene and the architect of some of its outstanding bar programs. Best's work has been featured in Atlanta Magazine, The Bitter Southerner, Garden & Garden, and others.
Experience
After starting out in radio and theatre in New York, Gregory Best found his way to Las Vegas where he landed a kitchen job at Emeril Lagasse's Delmonico Steakhouse at the Venetian. He soon decided that behind the bar was where he wanted to be — crafting cocktails was his form of artistic expression. He left Lagasse's restaurant group and moved to Atlanta where he went to work at Restaurant Eugene with owners Linton and Gina Hopkins, who later became his partners at Holeman & Finch. Best went on to open Ticonderoga Club, which was named one of Atlanta Magazine's 75 Best Restaurants.
Education
Gregory Best attended SUNY Purchase, majoring in advertising and commercial art