As founder and CEO of Falsetto Hospitality, Marc Falsetto has played a big part in shaping the dining scene in his home base of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In his company\u2019s former incarnation as Handcrafted Hospitality, the focus was on casual restaurants. He built a group of Mexican concepts called Tacocraft, as well as chef-driven gastropubs and sandwich shops. He also became a partner in the Italian-American restaurant Runway 84, reinvigorating the 40-year-old\u2019s d\u00e9cor, music, and ambiance.<\/p>\n
But during the pandemic, he pivoted into luxury dining, developing an upscale supper club model. Falsetto has seen an influx of wealth in South Florida, with customers seeking high-end experiences and more sophisticated food. So he is about to open the Caviar Club, an American steakhouse with a private membership component. The theme of the restaurant is 1980s indulgence.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Hospitality is in Falsetto\u2019s blood. His family ran restaurants in Canada, and he began his career as a busboy in his early teens, moving into the role of nightclub promoter during his college days, years later purchasing his own restaurant, and eventually starting Handcrafted Hospitality followed by Falsetto Hospitality. A good portion of his team has been with him all along, including his longtime chef.\u00a0<\/p>\n