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Chef De Cuisine

Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, Chef Branden Holte’s interest in food started when he was young, trying foods from a variety of cultures in the Caribbean on family vacations and spending time in the kitchen with his mother and grandparents. After receiving his degree in the Culinary Arts at Le Cordon Bleu Atlanta, Chef Holte worked his way up the rank at several prominent restaurants in Atlanta including Kyma, Meehan’s Public House, Sia’s, Mitra and Davio’s. After several years at Meehan’s as Chef de Cuisine, Chef Holte was ready to get back into fine dining and accepted an offer at Lioncrest on the Biltmore Estate, in the mountains of Asheville, NC. His career took him next to the Bull & Beggar, a French restaurant in the eclectic River Arts District, where he worked as Sous Chef under Chef Matthew Dawes. It was here that Branden learned the ins and outs of charcuterie, game meats, whole hog butchery, and discovered the local produce in the mountain region and its growing season. After 5 years in Asheville, Chef Holte was ready to be back in Atlanta and dive back into the restaurant scene in his hometown. He worked as Executive Sous Chef for Davio’s Italian Steakhouse and later the Mill Kitchen & Bar before moving to Under the Cork Tree. We’re thrilled to have Branden leading the kitchen at Local Three where he has the opportunity to utilize the skills he has finely honed and share his knowledge and passion for food. Chef Holte currently resides in Alpharetta with his wife and daughter.

Saturday, June 13

We are closed this evening for a private event.

Check out our sister restaurant Roshambo

See you bright and early for Sunday brunch, starting at 10 am!

Father’s Day
This Sunday, June 21

Join us for a brunch buffet that starts with donut holes and ends wherever your self respect gives out. 

Brunch runs 10AM–3PM and dinner follows from 5–8PM with our regular menu plus a Father’s Day prime rib special.

Reservations are strongly encouraged. If Dad’s the type who likes to “play it by ear,” now might be a good time to ignore him…