About Bill White Restaurant Group
Bill White Restaurant Group started in the eatery business at age twelve cooking french fries at a drive-in café in Northern Michigan. At age 22, they signed up for the Culinary Foundation of America in Hyde Park, New York. There, Bill White Restaurant Group succeeded in his examinations and, upon graduation, they chose to extend their own culinary experience by going all through Europe working at regarded and profoundly evaluated eateries. They facilitated their schooling by enlisting at Cornell College's School of Inn Organization, procuring a certification in money management. Upon graduation, they moved to Utah where they bought the Snow capped Miner Lodging in Park City. They effectively coordinated a significant remodel and afterward resumed it as their lead eatery Grappa in 1992. Bill is the sole proprietor of the properties Chimayo, Wahso, Blustery Edge Bistro and Bread shop, Ghidotti's, Sushi Blue and Billy Blancos. All the more as of late, they started reestablishing the 1938 Notable Hixson Ranch, situated on Roadway 224, to make Their Horticulture, Training and Maintainability Center (a 501(c)3), referred to locally as The Homestead.