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A Shift With The Waldorf-Astoria's Room Service Team

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Welcome back to Eater's video feature A Shift With. Here we will bypass the famous chefs, the oft-interviewed restaurateurs and GMs and try to shine a light on the individuals in the restaurant industry who perform their duties outside of the public eye. Meaning the meat smokers, the in-house butchers, the bread bakers, the dim sum chefs, the oyster shuckers, and charcuterie experts.

The series continues at the Waldorf-Astoria in Midtown, where David Garcelon and his crew run a massive room service operation, 24 hours a day. Because the restaurant frequently hosts foreign dignitaries and visiting heads of state, the chefs here have to accommodate unusual requests, all the time. Hit play on the video above to see what life is like in one of the biggest kitchens in New York City.
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Waldorf Astoria

301 Park Ave., New York, NY

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