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Allstar Bartender’s Training
If you want to be an Allstar behind the bar, you gotta start at Allstar Bartender’s Training. Great bartending begins with great teachers, and owner/founder Gregg Lewis has been in the hospitality industry for nearly three decades. His academy is the largest training center for bartending in New York, with locations in both Kew Gardens, Queens and Suffolk County, Long Island. Once you’ve completed the curriculum Allstar also offers job placement assistance at restaurants, hotels, nightclubs and bars throughout the U.S. As Lewis likes to put it, why “barspend” when you can bartend? Thousands of students from all backgrounds and all ages have learned the art of the pour inside the classrooms, which are set up as “mocktail” lounges right down to the shot glasses and jukeboxes. The program also offers a wine seminar and a Flair Program where the more advanced can learn how to throw a bottle and charm a crowd just like Tom Cruise.
80-02 Kew Gardens Rd., 11415
www.allstarbartending.com
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A VERY GOOD FOREIGN BEER THAT YOU REALLY CANT GET HERE IN THE STATES, WAS IN THE NAVY FOR 4 YEARS AND SAMPLED JUST ABOUT EVERY BEER KNOWN TO ATLANTIC BOUND SAILORS!!
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