Sassafraz Restaurant
Hospitality · United States · 11-50 Employees
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About Sassafraz Restaurant
We have spent many years dedicated to the food and service industries. From our humble beginnings in 1991, in a florist shop, we transformed an old, rundown church building into a busy wedding chapel business. We needed the ability to prepare foods, for the wedding business, so we went to work once again, and took an old house we used for storage, and made it into a commercial kitchen, with individual dining rooms. Little did we know, we were about to jump into the restaurant business with vigor and enthusiasm. In 1999, we opened the full service restaurant and catering business, in the small, rural west Tennessee town of Troy. But with all of this, we felt the need for a place of our own to have larger banquets and receptions. In 2003, we designed and built The Moffat Centre in Troy. We discovered that we have a passion for providing great quality services and diverse products to this small rural community - services which typically are only found in larger cities. It was our desire tRead more
SIC Code 58,581NAICS Code 72,722Show moreSassafraz Restaurant Org Chart
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We have spent many years dedicated to the food and service industries. From our humble beginnings in 1991, in a florist shop, we transformed an old, rundown church building into a busy wedding chapel business. We needed the ability to prepare foods, for the wedding business, so we went to work once again, and took an old house we used for storage,... Read More