Chef Assaf Granit Parts Ways With Tel Aviv Six Senses Project
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Chef Assaf Granit announced his separation from the Six Senses project in Tel Aviv after two years of negotiations with the Tidhar Group failed to result in an agreement. Despite this, Granit is launching multiple new projects, including a flower and wine shop in Tel Aviv, a new restaurant in Paris, two restaurants in Belgrade, and a new wine series. He also teased a future "groundbreaking" retail venture.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Chef Assaf Granit is leaving the Six Senses project in Tel Aviv after two years.
- Negotiations with the Tidhar Group did not result in a final agreement.
- Granit is opening a new flower and wine shop, VIVI TEL AVIV, in Tel Aviv.
- New international ventures include a Paris restaurant and two in Belgrade.
- A new wine series, ALEF.WINE, is launching with Bat Shlomo Winery.
Renowned chef Assaf Granit announced on Thursday his departure from the Six Senses project in Tel Aviv after two years of discussions and development. Granit stated that negotiations with the Tidhar Group regarding his involvement in the project did not materialize into an agreement, leading to the separation.
In a social media post, Granit explained that despite significant investment of time, thought, and resources into fostering the collaboration, the talks did not result in a contract. He expressed great appreciation for Tidhar, its people, and the project's vision, wishing them success moving forward.
Despite the split from Six Senses, Granit is launching several new ventures. He recently opened VIVI TEL AVIV, a flower and wine shop in Tel Aviv. Internationally, he is set to open DAGIM, a new restaurant in Paris on the Seine River, and two additional restaurants in Belgrade. Granit is also introducing ALEF.WINE, a new wine series in collaboration with Bat Shlomo Winery.
Granit also hinted at a "groundbreaking" new retail venture planned for a prime location, expressing excitement for these upcoming projects and what they will offer to the public.
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