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Chef Sucio Talks to Elizabeth & Eduardo Espiritu. Elizabeth is the Executive Chef & Eduardo Lara is the Sous Chef of Charlie Palmer Steakhouse In Napa Valley. This Husband and Wife team are dominating the restaurant scene in downtown Napa repine one of the best Chefs of our time. We Sucio Talked about Working as a couple Chef Culture Great Chefs Learning from trauma Teaching young cooks Not relating to The Bear at all & downtown Napa's Growth !00% Raw Chefs Talk!! Available Everywhere! #chef #chefpodcast #cooking #napavalley #archerhotel #winecountry #suciotalks --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/suciotalk/support
Sign up for The Making Of Retreat in Napa! https://www.themakingofpodcast.com/retreat(Be sure to use the discount code "TDM")Guest: Ashley JovesPractice Name: Smile & Co.Check out Ashley's Media:Email: drashley@smileandcompany.comThe Making Of PodcastThe Making of a Dental Startup Facebook GroupHost: Michael AriasWebsite: The Dental Marketer Join my newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer SocietyHere Are Some Things You Can Expect on the Retreat!Breakfast at Sky & Vine (Rooftop restaurant at The Archer Hotel.)Lunch at The Charlie Palmer Steakhouse (Archer Hotel.)Multiple wine tasting visits to upscale wineries.Dinner at The CIA at Copia - A food lover's paradise in Napa.Scott Luna mastermind session and many more guest speakers!Exclusive Mighty Networks mastermind groups and Zoom calls.Sign up for The Making Of Retreat in Napa! https://www.themakingofpodcast.com/retreat(Be sure to use the discount code "TDM")Please don't forget to share with us on Instagram when you are listening to the podcast AND if you are really wanting to show us love, then please leave a 5 star review on iTunes! [Click here to leave a review on iTunes]Our Sponsors & Their Exclusive Deals:CARESTACK | Cloud-Based Dental SoftwareSCHEDULE A FREE DEMO TODAY!Click the link below and get 1 MONTH FOR FREE + 10% OFF your Annual Subscription + 50% OFF Your Set-up Fee!Check out CARESTACK now: https://lp.carestack.org/thedentalmarketerDandy | The Fully Digital, US-based Dental LabFor a completely FREE 3Shape Trios 3 scanner & $250 in lab credit click here: meetdandy.com/tdm !Mango Voice | The best VoIP phones for small business with top software integrations & in-house customer support.Click here for Mango Voice's completely FREE startup package!ORClick here to get 2 FREE MONTHS with Mango VoiceThank you for supporting the podcast by checking out our sponsors!
Unscrambling Grief TalkDonna and I met Gail Ruth Miller on our journey of meeting people every day. This is Gail's recorded talk "Unscrambling Grief " from the Adelaide Entrepreneur Club event at the Archer Hotel on Thursday 15 July 2021.Married for 44 years, Gail and Ron have two adult children. They're a seemingly ordinary, happy family, but delve into their past and it wasn't always so rosy.Imagine Gail's reaction when someone thanked her for saving their life?An unlikely friendship began when she gifted a copy of her Unscrambling Grief book to a lady who shared that it was the 1st anniversary of her husband's death.Short conversations ensued over time, but all the while Gail was just being herself, with a listening ear.Little did she know the impact she was having.Although Gail's walked the path of adversity, she's emerged with an attitude that allows her to find the good in almost any situation. Intrigued? Join us for an enlightening presentation as Gail shares her emotional roller-coaster ride and the positive lessons learnt along the way.
Over the years, millions of wine lovers have driven past the town of Napa on the way to wine country without stopping. Now, thanks to a significant investment and redevelopment effort, downtown Napa is becoming the focal point for wine lovers heading north into the valley, or taking a tour of Sonoma as well. The Archer Hotel caters to every taste and provides a relaxing oasis after a day on the wine trails.
Colleen & Catie's Picks for Spring Break Colleen Place to avoid? Florida, California - Anyplace that’s popular Alternative Spring Break destination? Lake Geneva, Wisconsin - An easy drive from Chicago and not swamped with tourists for spring break. Favorite hotel there? Grand Geneva Resort & Spa in Lake Geneva, WI - Nice rooms or villas, plus a club Lounge, spa, golf, and skiing. Favorite restaurant? Geneva Chophouse - Steaks, seafood, wine. Be sure to make a reservation (they get busy)! Favorite activity? Skiing, sleigh rides, golf How to save money on a hotel during Spring Break? Book early and look for packages that include breakfast, parking, cocktail hour, and other perks. How to save money on flights/transportation during Spring Break? Drive, don’t fly. Spring break travel tips? Look for cities that aren’t as warm/sunny. Even north in Florida might be a good option, as it’s not as warm. Also, go to places in the off season, and stay during the week vs. on weekends, to save money Catie Place to avoid? Avoid theme parks during spring break. Go when kids are still in school. Alternative Spring Break destination? Austin, Texas Favorite hotel there? Archer Hotel in North Austin - 8 story hotel that mixes Texas limestone and wildflowers with the soul of Austin. Favorite restaurant? Franklin BBQ - Draws lines down the street for their world-renowned brisket. Favorite activity? Barton Springs Pool - A recreational outdoor swimming pool that is filled entirely with water from nearby natural springs. How to save money? Food truck scene. Check out the cluster of trailers on South Congress! Cost of flights? Anywhere from $100 to $350 roundtrip. Spirit or Southwest are generally the best value. Spring Break Travel Tips? Try not to post too much on social media if you are not home. Security wise it alerts people that you and your family are not home. If you’re flying to a popular destination, you should book your flight 90 days in advance before spring break (By December) "What's" with the "Trip Sisters" What’s in Your Suitcase? iPhone XR - Starts at $749 on www.Apple.com With a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina display, a faster core processor while using less power, easy wake gestures, Haptic Touch on the keyboard, and an incredible camera with a variety of features for your best portrait photos yet, this is a must-have for your next vacation! What’s on your phone? Roadtrippers: iPhone & Android - FREE Offers a database of amazing places to help you map out your next road trip (restaurant, hotel, national park, roadside attraction, etc.), giving you a cheaper alternative to flying during spring break. What’s the tip? Dos and Don’ts of flying for Spring Break (Hopper) Don't: Depart on Friday - Friday is the most popular day to depart and the most expensive and flying on Friday will cost you 20% more than flying on Tuesday. Do: Travel mid-week - Tuesday is typically the cheapest day of the week to depart. Plus, hotels will also be cheaper, as Saturday night hotel stays will cost you 4% more than midweek. Don’t: Fly home on Sunday - It will cost you 10 percent more than returning on a Friday. Do: Fly home on Friday - Although Friday is the most expensive day to depart, it's the cheapest day to return. The second cheapest option is Saturday, which will cost you 4% more than Friday. Don’t: Travel during peak spring break travel times - The most expensive times to travel from a U.S. airport this spring are between April 2 and April 15, when flights can have a 25 percent premium. Do: Try to be flexible with arrival/departure days - Even a shift of one week before/after the peak can make a huge difference. Don’t: Wait until the last minute to book your flights. Booking less than two weeks before departure will cost you 25% more than monitoring prices in advance. Booking in the final days will cost you 50% more. Do: Set up a trip watch on Hopper to get alerted about when to book. Don’t: Fly non-stop Do: Fly indirect. Nonstop will cost 8% more than indirect flights.
Todd Zapolski, real estate developer extraordinaire, joins me on this week’s podcast to discuss his latest triumph - the Archer Hotel and First Street Napa. He shares how he got his start in real estate, how he and the late Leslie Rudd built a portfolio worth in excess of a half a billion dollars in assets, and the many challenges he faced in developing three entire blocks in downtown Napa – from the 2014 earthquake to the 2016 floods and the 2017 October wildfires. We talk about tourism, luxury investment in Napa proper and much more.
The great American chef Charlie Palmer sat down with Andrew the other day at the top of the Archer Hotel in Midtown Manhattan to talk over his life and career, from The River Cafe to Aureole to his collection of restaurants on both coasts of the United States. During this free-ranging interview, they also discuss the relevancy of sports to cooking; teamwork in the kitchen; and how he keeps things fresh after all this time. (Note: This is a wonderful companion interview to our next episode, with Claire Welle.) Here's a thought: If you like what you hear, please tell your chef-fascinated friends, subscribe to Andrew Talks to Chefs (it's free) on iTunes or Stitcher, follow us on your favorite social media platforms @ChefPodcast, and/or rate or review us on Apple's podcast store. Thanks for listening! Andrew Talks to Chefs is powered by Simplecast
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