Crown Shy
Harrison Ginsberg is a seasoned Bar Director currently leading the beverage program at SAGA & Overstory since August 2021, a fine dining restaurant in New York City. Prior experience includes Bar Director and Bar Manager roles at Crown Shy since January 2019, along with bartending positions at notable establishments like The Dead Rabbit and BlackTail NYC, where both were recognized as some of the best bars globally. Ginsberg has built extensive skills in crafting complex cocktails, maintaining high customer satisfaction, and managing high-volume sales. A graduate of Johnson & Wales University with a Bachelor of Science in Restaurant/Food Services Management, Ginsberg has also developed a solid foundation in fine dining service and hospitality through various roles in the industry, beginning in 2009.
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Crown Shy
In the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District is a beautiful art-deco building at 70 Pine Street. James Kent, from the Nomad and Eleven Madison Park, and partner Jeff Katz, of Del Posto, have teamed up to bring a beautiful 7,000 square foot restaurant to the ground floor of this stunning, landmarked building. Boasting 120 seats, two private dining rooms, and a 16 seat bar, the restaurant will have a state-of-the-art open kitchen that includes a Heston Suite as well as a commissary kitchen to support scheduled expansion to two other concepts in the building opening in 2019. The team includes more than 10 veterans of the industry, all of whom have worked directly with James or Jeff over the past 15 years. Our menu approach isn’t based around a geographical region or a particular style of cooking, but rather the endless creative pursuit of delicious flavors, beautiful composition, and generosity. We will always strive for gracious, warm, and appreciative service, where attention to detail and anticipating guest's needs are priority number one. At the same time, we’re also here to enjoy ourselves and our work, and hopefully you are too. To us that means we'll likely be rocking Nike kicks while servicing food and throw-back hip-hop bumps in the background.