Why Barcelona Wine Bar Still Feels Fresh After 30 Years
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What makes Barcelona Wine Bar still feel fresh after 30 years? COO Amy Hom joins Hospitality Hangout to talk about the people-first culture behind the tapas and wine bar brand, why she “hires for the fun,” how heart checks and development plans support retention, and why small plates, Spanish wine, and experiential dining continue to resonate with today’s guests.
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