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The
Wine Odyssey - John Foy 
If
you are a restaurateur who wants to improve your operations and
add to your bottom line than you need John Foy. If you own or are
considering ownership of a restaurant you will profit from consulting
with him. Whether it is about location, staffing, payroll, management
controls, menu development, wine programs, training or promoting
your business, John Foy has the successful experience you need.
Private
wine collectors can also draw on John Foy’s knowledge of wines,
prices, values, and auction markets and auction houses.
John Foy has provided valuable advise to restaurant owners and potential
owners in the areas of:
- Restaurant
Consulting
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Culinary Development
- Restaurant
Training
- Restaurant
Marketing
- Restaurant
Business Planning
- Restaurant
Wine Consulting
John
Foy is a chef, former owner of three award-winning restaurants,
restaurant consultant, a former tax accountant with Price Waterhouse
(now PriceWaterhouseCoopers), and an accomplished food and wine
writer for periodicals such as:
 "You
can be proud of this achievement. Not only is your wine
list one of the best in the world, but our inspection
determined that Restaurant
Latour also excels in food, service and ambience."
- Thomas
Matthews, Executive Editor, Wine
Spectator
Restaurant
Latour’s owner Gene Mulvihill hired restaurant
consultant John Foy to conceive a restaurant
literally built around a mind-blowing inventory that’s
15 years in the making. Mission accomplished. Oh, the
food’s terrific and there’s golf, too. You
have gone to heaven." - Anthony Giglio - Wine
& Spirits
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- Star-Ledger
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to see my current articles
- NY
Times
-
NJ Monthly"
-
The Record
-
Beverage Dynamics
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Cheers Magazine
-
Wine Enthusiast
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Wine Times
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Good Life Magazine
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New Jersey Success Business Magazine
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Merrill Lynch Employee Magazine
He
was the chef and owner of three restaurants,
The Tarragon Tree; Le Delice, and Sonoma Grill;
each had a significant impact on dining in New Jersey.
Are
your ready to make your impact?
Contact
John Foy...
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