Ted's thoughts · 2024-11-13 · 33 min
Send us Fan Mail Glen gave up his training to be a lawyer as he knew he wanted to be in hospitality. Working as a kitchen porter to bigger roles at Patty&Bun, Bao, Market Halls until post covid, decided to launch the Tamil Crown with his partner, Prince. The pubs are following a trend of high quality restaurant food allied to an old school pub with great drinks and service. Now, only two years later they launch both The Tamil Prince and Tamila with more to come. Hospitality has given Glen the opportunity to be happy and fulfilled giving the best chances for success.
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