Serving up a Fresh Perspective at Ascend Hospitality Group

Bellevue, WALocal News

From its stunning vantage point, Ascend Prime Steak and Sushi offers a serene escape for guests navigating the tumult of modern life, according to general manager Caleb Lavin. The restaurant's innovative Ascend at Home program emerged as a response to the pandemic, enabling locals to enjoy expertly crafted meals from the comfort of their homes. Elaina Herber, the company's president and CEO, underscores the silver linings of the pandemic, including a renewed appreciation for community and gratitude. Herber's leadership focuses on supporting employees through competitive pay and ongoing professional growth, recognizing the industry's need for adaptability. The restaurant has diversified its operations, exploring options like food trucks and collaborations with local organizations to ensure sustainability.

Herber's commitment to community engagement fosters a sense of belonging and support among local businesses and residents. As the hospitality landscape evolves, Ascend Hospitality Group remains dedicated to serving its community while navigating the challenges posed by the pandemic. This approach not only enhances the dining experience but also strengthens community bonds.

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