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Grandviews

Grand Hyatt San Francisco| 415-398-1234, ext. 3600|Website
Cuisines: American|Neighborhood: Union Square|Price: $18 to $24|Categories: Inspiring Views
Grandviews
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Panoramic Views of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area

Spectacular views, mouth-watering cuisine and impeccable service. Delight all your senses when you dine in this casually elegant restaurant offering stunning views from every table of Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, North Beach and more. Situated high above the city on the 36th floor, your eyes will feast on the sights while your taste buds savor the creations of our award-winning chefs. Innovative menu selections feature the freshest of local ingredients, skillfully blended to create the sumptuous flavors of American cuisine tinged with a touch of French flair. A favorite of locals and guests alike, Grandviews is the ideal spot for dining any time of the day. To view a TasteTV video on Grandviews Click here

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Richard Slusarz
Chef
Richard Slusarz

Chef Richard Slusarz first became interested in the culinary industry when working at a small restaurant and deli in New Jersey while attending college. Unsure of what major he wanted to declare, the restaurant’s owner encouraged Slusarz to attend the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. That began his career as a chef and with Hyatt Hotels in Seattle, Nashville and San Francisco.

As Executive Chef for the Grand Hyatt San Francisco on Union Square, Slusarz’s focus is on menu development, food quality and guest satisfaction for the food and beverage operation of the 685-room hotel including the acclaimed Grandviews rooftop restaurant and lounge which has been featured on television and in SF Gourmet Magazine. He is a “Featured Chef” of cooking demonstrations at Macy’s Cellar and can be found on the California Country website. Whether cooking for six or 600, Chef Slusarz takes pride in seeing guests enjoy their food and receiving their immediate feedback. Had Chef Slusarz not followed a culinary path, we would have found him in the cockpit of an airplane. Now we can only imagine what that might have done for “in-flight” dining!

When not tantalizing guests’ tastebuds, Chef Slusarz can be found climbing mountains. An avid backpacker, he has been to every national park in the continental United States.

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