Patrick's Events
Chicken Coupe: Fried Chicken and Champagne hosted by Kardea Brown part of the Miami Design District Event Series
Sat, Feb 22
8:00 PM
Patrick Rebholz, Corporate Executive Chef of 50 Eggs Hospitality Group, brings a deep appreciation for simple ingredients and Southern cuisine, combined with classic French techniques. At a young age, Rebholz obtained the fundamentals of cooking through watching and learning from his grandmother in the kitchen.
With a genuine interest in the flavors and traditions of the...
Chicken Coupe: Fried Chicken and Champagne hosted by Kardea Brown part of the Miami Design District Event Series
Sat, Feb 22
8:00 PM
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Patrick Rebholz, Corporate Executive Chef of 50 Eggs Hospitality Group, brings a deep appreciation for simple ingredients and Southern cuisine, combined with classic French techniques. At a young age, Rebholz obtained the fundamentals of cooking through watching and learning from his grandmother in the kitchen.
With a genuine interest in the flavors and traditions of the South, Rebholz moved to Charleston, South Carolina in his pursuit of a culinary education where he earned his degree in Occupational Science from Johnson & Wales University. He then honed his skills working under acclaimed Chef Frank Lee, as Sous Chef at High Cotton Maverick Bar & Grill and Chef de Cuisine at Charleston’s legendary restaurant, Peninsula Grill. An opportunity to assume the role of Executive Chef at Quality Meats Miami Beach brought him to South Florida.
From there, Chef Rebholz joined 50 Eggs Hospitality Group family as Corporate Executive Chef, overseeing and leading the culinary teams through rapid expansion to four locations; Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Singapore. Yardbird’s success and notoriety is a testimony to his keen knowledge and passion for Southern cuisine.
Most recently, Chef Rebholz played an integral role in the expansion of 50 Eggs’ Latin-American concept, CHICA in Aspen and the expansion of Yardbird in D.C. and Los Angeles. .