Opening a restaurant in New York City is an exciting, yet complex journey. Between securing permits, finding the right location, hiring staff, and designing a standout concept, there's a lot to juggle before the first plate ever hits the pass.
Recently, The New York Times explored this very process in its interactive feature, "Opening a Restaurant in New York Is No Picnic." The article shines a light on the many challenges restauranteurs face, but it overlooks one crucial part of the story: what happens behind the scenes.
That's where Sam Tell comes in.
For over 60 years, Sam Tell has helped bring New York's most ambitious restaurant visions to life. While others handle the front-of-house details, we build the back-of-house foundation, designing efficient kitchens, sourcing top-tier equipment, and ensuring every tool and tabletop piece is ready for day one.
Whether you're opening your first concept or your fifth, our team of experts knows what it takes to make a restaurant launch successful from start to finish.
