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It features a floor that is raised by a $300,000 hydraulic lift made by a Canadian firm that has created complex water features for Cirque du Soliel. The rooftop pool was a project in itself. The Hollywood Tao is fourth in the chain, and paparazzi are already staking it out. The two Tao restaurants in New York were also among the country’s top-grossing eateries. Tao in Las Vegas was the highest-grossing restaurant in the United States last year with nearly $48 million in sales, according to Restaurant Business magazine. “Celebrities who might normally prefer a quiet VIP room may prefer the steps.” “The stairway itself is part of the stage,” Sullivan said. Tables for diners are on the broad, wide steps leading to the goddess as well as on the floor in front of the statue and balconies looking down on it. Visitors enter through a corridor lined with stone columns before emerging into a wide bar where a 20-foot statue of a multiarmed goddess known as Quan-Yin looms tall in the distance under a high wooden bow-truss ceiling. Tao, for example, is intended to feels like it is set on the steps of an ancient temple, an impression enhanced by a vast scale unapparent from the street. The Dream complex is influenced by live theater, with each restaurant displaying its own sense of theatricality, said architect Shawn Sullivan of Rockwell Group, a New York interior design firm known for creating stage sets and high-end restaurants and hotels. There is also Luchini, a pizza parlor brew pub connecting the alley to Cahuenga Boulevard, and a few pop-up shops are planned. A working pawn shop off the alley serves as the not-so-secret entrance to Beauty & Essex, a Hollywood version of a Lower East Side restaurant of the same name run by celebrity chef Chris Santos.
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Among them is the fancy Avenue nightclub furnished with wood, marble, leather and a $50,000 cuckoo clock. Other buildings in the nearly block-sized complex are made of reclaimed bricks, and house eateries and bars. I left due to a combination of lazy coworkers, lack of hours and passive-aggressive management.The Highlight restaurant. This caused it to get backed up because only 2 people are in the dish pit despite 5-6 people working that day. However, many of my coworkers would take lunch for an hour or more and kind of try to minimize how much work they have to do, leaving the main work area for long periods of time. The work overall was not hard, it was just physically tiring (which is to be expected for a minimum wage labor job). We got about $350 a week when we should be getting $450 a week.
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In addition, dishwashers and some of the bussers would not get their full 40 hours, something that was impossible unless you were willing to either intentionally work very slowly or literally just stay clocked in another hour doing nothing (which nobody did). Several employees (including myself) were not given the promised holiday bonus on Christmas (that they stressed on, telling us more than once that we could look forward to it).
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The superiors were nice people, but rather stressed and sometimes hard to deal with. The coworkers are all very friendly and supportive (but lazy, more on that below), but management can be obnoxious at times. The overall job is hampered by lazy coworkers who take 60-90 minute lunches (despite only being allowed 30 minutes), and semi-incompetent HR staff who as usual don't help you with anything as all Tao does is exploit your labor for poor pay. It gets to the point where we have to make up stuff to do because there's no dishes to wash and everything is already organized, or with the more chill supervisors we'll just slow down and chill/make small talk until something to do comes up. Dishes come in super slowly especially on Sunday/Monday (which are so slow they close an hour early). The head chefs can be irritable and easily angered on extra busy days, but are pretty lenient 90% of the time.įrom Sunday up until Wednesday, the day is pretty slow paced. The supervisors are fairly laid back and don't really bother you very much, they check on you or bring food every so often but otherwise they leave you to do your own thing. Despite being a 40 hour job, we rarely get more than 32-35 hours because it's de facto a "leave when everything is done" system, and usually regardless of how slow or fast it is we finish after 6-7 hours.
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