How Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Serves 18,000 People During an NBA Game - Clocking In
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2022
- At a sold-out crowd of a Brooklyn Nets home game, the staff at the Barclays Center has the daunting task of serving 18,000 people. Through concessions and the several clubs throughout the arena, the staff serves tomahawk steaks, spicy rigatoni pasta, chicken tenders and sandwiches, birria tacos, and more.
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Credits:
Producer: Pelin Keskin
Directors: Pelin Keskin, Murilo Ferreira
Associate Producer: Julia Hess
Camera: Murilo Ferreira, Jay Simms
Editor: Lucy Morales
Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri
Development Producer: McGraw Wolfman
Supervising Producer: Stefania Orrù
Associate Director of Audience: Terri Ciccone
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That man is amazing and I'm glad he's getting his 15 minutes of fame, he and his staff deserve it
Best team in the stadium.
@@takai8358 fattest team in the stadium*
He's on his feet so much even though it looks like it's causing him pain.
@@outpost206 true
He's a VP, the only time he is on his feet is for this video. Between emails, phone calls, meetings, and giving the rest of middle management marching orders he doesn't even move. Diet and exercise, diet and exercise.
Nets team could learn a thing about rotations from these guys...
or learn to work together rather than iso gang lol
Absolutely underrated comment
wE DoNt nEEd A coACh
lol I was hoping there would be a comment about these clowns. thanks.
🤣
clearly this is the most functional, tight knit team in Barclays.
:D
Hahaha!!!
KD AND KYRIE WOULD NOT LIKE THAT COMMENT LOL 😂
I like how he stayed out of their way during the whole thing, let your crew do their thing and you'll be fine.... trust goes a long long way
He can't walk very fast he don't have a choice
@@djJinjiny bro shut up
@@djJinjiny that's rude and no need for it
@@sergios.2276 Truth hurts....🤷🏽♂️
Ofc he stayed out of the way, not his job nor does he really care and only cares abt sales
I worked in concessions at a football stadium, that fits 74K people. Our food was so much simpler! To the food here, that's crazy, that a sport stadium offers such tasty food.
go saints!
Only 16k thou so it's tiny by most football stadium standards
This could 1000% be a reality show just following the team as they do huge games & concerts. I'd watch every episode.
I actually would watch that
It sounds good in theory, but imagine a full camera crew trying to setup at an already chaotic cooking line.
Wolf gang has a show on max like that.
Wow, I was absolutley shocked by the wide array of menu offerings...even in concessions! This is top notch and I really enjoyed this video. Also, you can tell when the bossman is respected and appreciated in these kinds of videos and Chris definitely is.
My thoughts exactly. Chris is the man!
damn that tomahawk steak is calling me
Chris G is one of the best out there - worked for him a few years at another arena, he is a manager you'll go through a brick wall for
no onlybthe rich people get that stuff the other pessents get the.poision food hit fog 25 pop 11 bucks if you cant afford lots of sucking gose on
@@DC-cw4mj that's awesome. Glad to hear it
This is New York and the man and his team knows what that means! Hats off to all of them.
Definitely loving this episode, it’s a great look into what happens behind the scenes.
You guys nailed it with these different web series (Smoke Point, Mise en place, Cloking in, etc.). Great job!!
Chris seems like a cool dude, really like the energy his person and smile brings!
I genuinely impressed I'm strolling through the top comments and see nothing about his weight... maybe there's hope for society.
He does. Unfortunately he doesn't have long to live. Some friend really needs to address his weight.
@@MeMe-mb4hh yeah...sadly that's the case. he's gotta be around 400+, works a high stress, long hour job. that's just too much on a body at his weight
@@nahor88 he's american, you all look the same for us. Not surprising he' s fat.
@C S Exactly.....With such weight and a stressful job....the risk of having a heart attack is very High.
Hopefully wish he doesn't get one though
This gentleman has a true passion for his job, and he is proud of his staff. So respectful and collaborative. Awesome to see!
It even made my mouth water. Very nice to be recognized by the team. This is the only way to keep the team motivated. Congratulations
2:40 a genuine interaction. He seems like an approachable kind and competent manager
This is 100% my absolute favorite YT channel. I have always had that itch when I go to a nice restaurant to ask the server, "can I go back and look at the kitchen?" This takes that and multiplies it by 10. Not only do I get to see the process, but the build up, and the tear down.
Y'all never not upload a banger
Please don't ask that. You will be disappointed
I’m the pastry and garde manger chef at Baylor’s McLane Stadium. Aaaaaand we just had our biggest season in a very long time! Big 12 Champions and Sugar Bowl Champions! We have Baylor Club restaurant working as well as providing endless food for all the suites, big lounges, Founder’s Lounge Suites etc etc etc. It’s…insanity! I’m the ONLY one doing detailed charcuteries, accoutrements, desserts, and with all my fruit carvings I don’t sleep much. But I love it!! I definitely have sympathy for this guy even though he’s got a little higher traffic than we do! Our GM is a lot like this. He brings us breakfast, sodas, energy drinks, and he knows every one of our names. It’s a big family!
I look at the volume and the brigade size and am suitably impessed. It's hard work feeding people in a fast bulk environment. Attitude and team spirit are essential.
@@alexandermarken7639 exactly! Everyone I work with and work FOR, absolutely love what they do. This industry is not a very kind one, especially to women. I’ve had my fair share of jobs that proved I’ve had to fight harder to maintain status. Here, I walked in the first day and kept my mouth shut. By the end of the day I was one of the guys! I’ve got the rarest of rare food industry jobs that allows me to grow and supports my talent
@@cheftornado1114 I hear you. I've been a chef for 27 years and worked in a multitude of roles and styles. about half of that time has been Hospital and Aged care food with the goal of improving it to an edible and enjoyable standard. Last job I had was cooking for 86 people alone. And in 8 hours I prepared Breakfast, morning tea, Lunch, Lunch desert, Afternoon tea, Soup, Dinner and Dinner desert. We had chefs come in the relieve me so I could have holidays and apart from old retired chefs none could do the job. They replaced me with 2 chef's lol
@@alexandermarken7639 I actually worked in 2 different long term care facilities and I definitely feel your pain! The first one I was the only chef for 126 residents (dinner only). I only had 4 hours of prep but that included regular meal, mechanical soft, purée (4 different foods), alternative meal, salads, renal meals, and grilled cheese for those who changed their minds. I, too, wrote a menu that wasn’t so basic but I quickly found out that I had to pick a happy middle. It’s way too much work, and without supporting staff who didn’t understand that these people don’t want basic tomato soup every day, in the end I left. I hear they miss my southern style home cooking though! Are you in Europe, Chef?
@@cheftornado1114 I'm in Australia and my favourite aprt of the aged care cooking has to be the residents. Fresh scones, muffins and cakes made them very happy. Before I got their they had everything bought in, and very bland flavours.Being Australia the food choices are enormous like the USA due to the fact our countries are so diverse.
Props to him, seems like a great manager.
He needs to start exercising and don't give me the America crap about all sizes matter or whatever, 😂
@@DenLim123 yeah he seems like a cool dude but damn he's wide as hell
@@DenLim123 Looks likes he is about to explode at any point...
I was worried all along the video to witness something like that to happen.
Thanks god it doesn't. But brace yourselves, it can happen at any point from now on !
@@DenLim123 Yeah he does need to lose a bit of weight but gotta trust a fat guy when it comes to food.
Cringing every time fatty said "laaaadies." Ewww. Hope his heart fails on him and he collapses just like the Nets did. 😂
What a crazy busy job you have Chris... super impressive the madness you balance there.... and you're nice to everyone!!!
It's always great to see some behind scenes in the food business. Especially when it comes to sporting events.
I went to my first game at the Barclays Center back in 2012 when it first opened (my Cavs vs. Nets). It was brand new and looked great and modern at the time. I got an all-you-can-eat ticket for $100 back then. I got there as soon as it opened (about an hour before tip-off) and just started to eat, eat, and eat. I remember it was like a gentrified version of Brooklyn with eateries called the "Bed-Stuy Grill" and "Flatbush Dining." By the fourth quarter, I got so much dessert that I couldn't finish. At the time, I lived about a 15-to-20-minute walk from the arena (I live about 5 minutes away now) and it was so tough to walk home after eating all that food. My Cavs lost that game, but it was worth it though!
Lol
How you gonna live in Brooklyn and root for Cleveland?
@@chenzenzo I'm originally from Cleveland, Ohio, but I now live in Brooklyn, NY
Incredible operation and this man in charge has stress but shows his smile and thanks all staff for work well done. Enjoyed the video too.
The organisation and innovations here are just so bloody impressive. The variety of food and what looks like real quality food is just mind blowing.
I’m curious to see how food waste is handled and managed (especially in those suites considering I would assume those guests might not actually eat everything).
That's what I want to know as well -- what happens to all that unsold food.
Straight into garbage
@@MithunOnTheNet I was in a suite at the Tame Impala concert a few weeks ago (it was a work event) and after the concert they offered us boxes to take the food home if we wanted which a few people took up. I think they offer the employees any uneaten food after that but beyond that I imagine it does end up going to waste.
This guy is so friendly humble and a hardworking...he is a good leader
Went to a game back in March at Barclays, was able to scalp some tickets for the 40/40 club and wow was I amazed at the complimentary food there, it was incredible. Kudos to the crew that works there.
again something we overlook and take for granted. kudo to these wonderful people, it really enhances the whole experience
Mad respect to the all folks in this video who put in hard work to provide the best experience for guests coming to their stadium/center!
Good team running all of that madness and you can tell this man is a great leader makes me want to move to Brooklyn and work for them.
i love the way he take a good care of everyone, including his own workers.
very good video showing the event management side of concessions, food service, and hospitality..I work at the Indiana Pacers' arena and see some of this going on!!
Such a relaxed guy for this type of work
He’s an awesome manager 👊 can’t wait to attend a nets game next season
Great episode. Chris was great but constantly pumping his crew was great to see. I would love a tour of their commissaries and a couple of the concession stand kitchens.
No sir.. there will be absolutely no touring of kitchens to general public, that's a public health risk.
@@djJinjiny who said anything about a public tour? Just another video focused more on the kitchens.
Wow! Hats off to the cooks and prep workers.
Both the executive chef and the VP of operations seem like down to earth people! As someone with culinary experience, this place seems ideal for young chefs to learn and grow, and hopefully run their own restaurants in the future.
love watching someone with an awesome job doing an awesome job
I never understood how someone so big can be such a hard ass worker and still be so big. Blessing man u hustlin
That's an intense operation. Pretty awesome to see them holding it together.
What a great leader..you can see the employees really like him 👍🏿👏🏿
Best overall food channel on RUclips. All the series are great.
it’s easy to forget the sheer scale of cities now, but it’s routinely the scale of restaurants that leaves me shocked. the fact we as humans can just… make food systems this big exclusively for a sports arena is nuts yknow
Respect for all the staff
i would love to see one of these at a hockey game ! great video keep it up !
Was there for opening year , always busy place has always been a revolving door for chefs and mangers but Chris is definitely a heavy hitter for Levy he was there over the years and now is running the show. Concessions baby all day or we used to call them Mini Restaurants
This is an incredible impressive operation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow this guy is a machine and seems so positive! He’d be a great boss to have!
That is very impressive, I feel for the people that have to do that in arenas that host an NBA & NHL team. Nonstop work.
I know this is in NYC and everything but to imagine that there are comparable operations at all professional sports stadiums is mind blowing. Like imagine eating a tomahawk steak as you watch the Kings or Jazz etc. get creamed in a blowout loss
this is Brooklyn, a borough, it is not the real New York City.
@@Video-Games-Are-Fun Most New Yorkers consider « NYC » to be the 5 boroughs, especially the part of Brooklyn where the stadium is, people who call only Manhattan « NYC » are outsiders thinking that borough is the only thing that matters. We barely consider Brooklyn to be a different city. Though Staten Island is… weird.
@@Video-Games-Are-Fun ?? brooklyn is 100% considered real new york city. wtf you talking about
i want to work for this guy i feel the energy and love!!
More like this video thanks. Love it
Barclays Center is a neat place to catch a game, and the food choices are great. Only been there a couple times, but enjoyed catching the games there a lot.
Great manager. And well spoken.
Watching this and all the hard work they do makes me miss the my Sonics even more. Grats to all you hustlers at Barclays!
There are rumors of NBA expansion. Seattle is sure to get the Sonics back if it happens. Specially with the renovated arena. NBA is not the same without the Sonics
I can see he only makes these walks for media and promo . Take more of em big guy
Lmao
What a harmony. This is such a nice episode.
This was fun! I have worked concession at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. It was very challenging. I worked hard. It takes a certain patience and mindset to do this type of work. I must admit that Chris in this video, seems like such a super nice guy. How in the hell does he do that much walking? It would be so exhausting. I can tell that he is good at what he does. My hat goes off to these workers. I understand! Peace.
This looks absolutely amazing! I’m a Grizz fan and have had been to the Club level a few time and it’s really good food. But this is upper tier stuff.
Food genuinely looks amazing
Such a great guy.
I've seen the outside Barclays Center several times this year!
It's at the corner of Flatbush and Atlantic; just head south on the Manhattan Bridge, and after a few blocks, passing by the DeKalb Market and the Atlantic Terminal, you'll see it clearly on your left. 😊
wow, this is crazy. Good job, Chris
Levy Restaurant run arena ,proud to had work with them at Choliseo de Puerto Rico. I learned a lot from them.
Love the guys energy
Crushing it. Makes me want to go there
That’s wild. Great video
Seems like a great team and cool boss.
I haven't done any NBA games but I've done lots of college basketball and football games and it's honestly a lot of fun. Exhausting but fun
I've worked in the restaurant business and this is crazy next level busy. You guys rock !!
Not gonna lie. That is freaking impressive.
kesibukan di dapur & cara penyajian yg luar biasa👍👍
what a roller coaster. you gotta love that rush
Now thats what I call hospitality
This chefs a beast
Respect totally earn my respect never stop hustling....
amazing and the food looks good
What a great dude🤙🏻
Love the network there in Brooklyn
I went last year to the game, the fries I had were surprisingly good and the portions were solid. Line moves quick af too
AWESOME GAME PLAYING
He definitely loves his job
His fatness gave it away lmao
@@jrojas1807 why do you have to be so negative?
Gotta love that guy
Dude is definitely personally checking for quality control.
this guy seems like the chillest boss ever
Cannot imagine the stress on his body walking that much in a day with how heavy that guy is.
yoo this is dope itd be sick if you guys can do more nba teams
Best episode in a long time
I followed these steps and I get the hack thanks for sharing this
I go to concerts at the Barclays multiple times a year and yeah the food is pretty good here.
He’s an awesome guy working well with his team. Just wish he could look after his health because it won’t be the same without him.
I used to poo poo people who questioned this about a heavy set guy. Then I got older. If I could give him one piece of advice it's to not carry two of him into his sixties. That weight gets harder to carry as time goes on.
@@JimDean002 He won't make it into his 60's at that size. He can barely walk now. Hopefully he sees himself in this and turns his life around.
Amazing!
This series is fire
Incredible…just wow
here eating pancakes I did not expect to see such mouth watering meals. they all look so good!! What a guy!
absolute unit
Theyre doing a great job
Love to watch your videos
Totally IMPRESSIVE
Native new Yorker from Bensonhurst Brooklyn born and raised 🇮🇹💯% I've been to the Barclay's several times and MSG many times and i think the one thing that Barclay's has over MSG is the food
You are so organized ! How do you do that? İt's a very challenging job.
I"m a jersey girl and l"m glad they brought this here.
Very impressive! Give that man his due.