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1st American Cut Bar & Grill eatery opening in December

American Cut Bar & Grill is the result of a vision shared by LDV Hospitality and renowned chef Marc Forgione.

American Cut Bar & Grill is the result of a vision shared by LDV Hospitality and renowned chef Marc Forgione.

LDV Hospitality, a New York-based restaurant group, will be expanding into the Puerto Rico market with its first American Cut Bar & Grill restaurant, slated to open in December 2015, founder John Meadow said Monday.

This flagship restaurant, which required a multi-million dollar investment, will be located in an 8,000-foot square space in The Mall of San Juan, vowing to offer an experience that will redefine the traditional “steakhouse” concept.

“American Cut Bar & Grill will offer a modern take on classic American dishes in a contemporary, casual ambience reminiscent of Art Deco fused with a bit of rock & roll,” said Meadow.

“For LDV Hospitality, whose acronym stands for La Dolce Vita or ’the good life,’ our company values and Puerto Rican culture have a lot in common — we enjoy celebrating and sharing with friends and family,” he said. “We have not skimped on resources, and our new restaurant will be the ideal place for friends and families to meet, celebrate life, and enjoy top quality meals at approachable prices.”

American Cut Bar & Grill is the result of a vision shared by LDV Hospitality and renowned chef Marc Forgione. Forgione won the coveted title of Iron Chef in the third installment of Food Network’s “The Next Iron Chef,” and has earned a Michelin star for three consecutive years for his restaurant, Restaurant Marc Forgione.

“Puerto Rico will soon be home to our flagship restaurant of the American Cut Bar & Grill concept. The restaurant will open after months of hard work and planning with our local partner, restaurateur Julio Canales, and we are looking forward to embracing the community with it,” said Meadow.

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Business reporter with 30 years of experience writing for weekly and daily newspapers, as well as trade publications in Puerto Rico. My list of former employers includes Caribbean Business, The San Juan Star, and the Puerto Rico Daily Sun, among others. My areas of expertise include telecommunications, technology, retail, agriculture, tourism, banking and most other segments of Puerto Rico’s economy.
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