Cedd Moses

Cedd Moses is an American businessman. He is part-owner of 213 Hospitality group, which operates bars such as Cole's Pacific Electric Buffet and Seven Grand in Los Angeles, California,[1] and one in San Diego.[2]

Moses was born in Bristol, Virginia, son of the painter Ed Moses,[3] and was raised in Venice, California.[1] He graduated from UCLA with degrees in computer science and mechanical engineering.[1] He opened his first bar, The Liquid Kitty, in Westside in 1996.[1] His bar The Varnish received the Best American Cocktail Bar award[4] at the annual New Orleans cocktail trade conference and festival, Tales of the Cocktail.

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Cedd Moses operates some of the hippest bars in downtown L.A."
  2. ↑ "Cedd Moses Spreads 7 Grand to San Diego".
  3. ↑ "Ed Moses, 'Cool School' painter who helped forge L.A.'s art scene, dies at 91".
  4. ↑ "Cedd Moses Bet Big On Downtown Los Angeles Nightlife. Jackpot".


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