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Vintage Group

www.vintagegroup.ca

 
Vintage Group`s restaurants include Vintage Chophouse, Redwater Rustic Grille, Butcher and the Baker, Township Bar and Grill, Rush Ocean Prime and Bookers BBQ + Crab Shack. Vintage Group is recognized for satisfying fare, profound drinks and sage service in welcome settings where design, character and ambiance complete each experience. Based in Calgary, Alberta, the privately owned and operated collection of Canadian restaurants and bakeries feature strong design elements, selective locations and community caring. Vintage Group restaurants couple knowledgeable and attentive service with accessible yet innovative menus across a range of styles – from classic steaks and ultra-fine dining to baked goods and ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.vintagegroup.ca
  • Suite 1A - 5905 11th Street SE
    Calgary, AB CAN T2H 0R5
  • Phone: 403.261.7745

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