Villain Corporation (JBVC), with branches everywhere, and you wouldn’t even recognize the pizza. The original New Hyde Park branch is still pretty good, but not what it once was, alas. That reminds me...does anyone remember... (3 replies, last updated by Jim Leff September 28, 1999)

host his 20 person tech-consulting team (they are a highly successful global firm). Thank you so very much! (1 reply, last updated by JoanN September 8, 2008)

, every past event I have held there has been a great success. Shannon (7 replies, last updated by Kenny September 21, 2004)

's best Cabernets, and a host of other, successful wines. The list goes on and on . . . . For me, the question is not "corporate ownership." Sure, if __________ corporation produces nice wines but also exploits child labor in the... (38 replies, last updated by cockscomb February 27, 2009)

Ramsay certainly owes much of his success at maintaining a restaurant empire due to a number of his trusted and competent lieutenants. Unfortunately, it is still very possible to stretch one’s self too thinly. (39 replies, last updated by PhilD April 24, 2009)

at Macaroni Grill. It’s so corporate it made my teeth hurt, and the food is pretty processed, but I did like the fact that we could have a drink and a reasonably healthy dinner and our child could get something that... (6 replies, last updated by antepiedmont July 15, 2007)

Yes, I love C5. I’ve had a few corporate events there that have all been great successes. (2 replies, last updated by Baelsette September 2, 2009)

here are a few companies that have catered several successful coporate events that i’ve attended in seattle: http://www.theuppercrustcatering.com/corporate/menu/index.htm# http://www.citycateringcompany.com/ http (3 replies, last updated by amyh18 April 20, 2009)

I would look at Mazzi in Leola, John J. Jeffries in Lancaster, and Stoudt’s Black Angus in Adamstown. I believe that my husband’s company has had corporate dinners at all three places and been very satisfied. They... (1 reply, last updated by centralpadiner August 24, 2009)

Just to add a happy ending....the Caplan family is alive and well and operating a very successful food vending business ( JELCAP Vending) in the Baltimore area.....making fresh sandwiches et al for lots of corporate office... (2 replies, last updated by MDicecreamguy January 5, 2008)

I love Spago too. My only complaint is the rather boring decor. Next time you’re there, try his Austrian dishes – the goulash is wonderful. In the domain of corporate restaurants, Spago is the best... (17 replies, last updated by Chino Wayne February 24, 2003)

Not a fan of Corporate mass produced foods, but this company has certainly gone into decline in some aspects. The recent recall of processed meat products sold everywhere to everyone comes from the many downward changes in... (4 replies, last updated by estufarian August 24, 2008)

It’s well known, Rowe Farms has gone corporate. My friends have all stopped buying their products but I chose to give them a chance. Maybe going corporate is one way to make such products available to people outside major... (9 replies, last updated by Full tummy August 11, 2009)

Starr has never impressed me. He has a bunch of “chick” restaurants that are very successful, but not all that great IMHO. ....With the exception of Morimoto. (4 replies, last updated by jessicheese November 12, 2009)

. They also have great looking box lunches for picnics or corporate meetings. And FRESH leomonade. I also got a homemade chocolate cupcake for my husband and I thinnk I heard him moan:) Called “upcakes” they have... (2 replies, last updated by modbetty June 24, 2009)