They are business partners helming seven restaurants in two states spanning American breakfast to Italian fine dining concepts. Yet Tomaso Maggiore and his son Joey play up the very personal side of their connection as they swap stories to a comedic cadence and banter that only the closest of family members can achieve.
They talk about the diverse models that drive their successful eateries. Disagreements typically evolve from generational differences. Tomaso tends to stick with what made restaurants like his Tomaso's successful for nearly 40 years. Joey and his sister, Melissa, yearn to reach a younger demographic with more contemporary strategies.
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