Nashville Lifestyles Magazine

GO BIG OR GO HOME

While he prefers to remain a man behind-the-scenes, Howard Greenstone has made an indelible mark on Nashville’s dining landscape. It began in 2014, when he helped his friends, Ken Levitan and chef Jonathan Waxman, launch Adele’s and one thing—or project—led to another. His endeavors include Bajo Sexto Taco in the Country Music Hall of Fame; The 404 Kitchen moving to larger digs in the Gulch; and a partnership with Matt and Emily Hyland of Emmy Squared to grow their brand nationally and internationally. Greenstone also became strategic advisor and partner of the Marcus Samuelsson Group and co-founder

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