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Major Food Group

Arizona
Size± 5,000-10,000 sf
ContactLeDonna Spongberg

Major Food Group (MFG) is the hospitality heavyweight rewriting the rulebook on dining, hospitality, and design.

Founded by culinary provocateurs Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi, and Jeff Zalaznick, MFG has exploded from its New York roots into a global empire boasting 40+ restaurants, private clubs, bars, hotels, and luxury residences—proof that they’re not just playing the game, they’re redefining it.
Their portfolio includes:

• Carbone – The crown jewel of Italian‑American dining; think spicy rigatoni, table‑side Caesar, and veal Parmesan… with locations from NYC to Miami, Las Vegas, Hong Kong, Riyadh, and Dubai .
• Parm – Your classic comfort fave: sandwiches, pasta, garlic-loaded goodness; set in casual digs across New York, Boston, and Las Vegas .
• ZZ’s Clam Bar – The seafood‑and‑cocktails little sister of Carbone; shellfish, caviar, crudo—mic drop in dive form .
• ZZ’s Club – A velvet‑rope, members‑only social lair. Miami and NYC’s Hudson Yards host exclusive Japanese fare and Carbone‑private dining. Yes, initiation fees and all the swagger .
• Sadelle’s – Bagels and brunch done as only MFG can: smoke-infused fish platters, decadent breakfast options, now with outposts in Miami and Las Vegas .
• Torrisi – A modern twist on Italian-American staples, born in Little Italy. Cozy, historic, and still Michelin-starred for that perfect dramatic dining feel .
• Dirty French, The Grill, The Lobster Club – Your Michelin‑adjacent-style spots: Dirty French brings upscale‑casual French flair, The Grill revives legendary mid‑century dining rooms, and The Lobster Club fuses Japanese brasserie vibes with slick design .
• Contessa – Northern Italian elegance meets Miami glam—for when you want sophistication with a side of sunshine .

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• The Ra Ra Room – MFG’s debut in Phoenix: an ultra‑luxury, speakeasy‑style members’ club with its own pantry, concierge, and menu nods to Carbone favorites like spicy rigatoni and veal parmesan. It’s not just a meal—it’s an elevated hall pass into elite hospitality

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