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Landry's Restaurants average salary is $40,976, median salary is $40,976 with a salary range from $40,976 to $40,976.
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Market Research Analyst 40,976-40,976 Longwood, FL, 32750 2012 Landry's Restaurants Market Research Analyst Salaries (1)
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  • Landry s Restaurants
  • Industry: Restaurants
  • City: Houston, TX
  • In 1986, Chairman, President and CEO Tilman Fertitta bought an interest in the Landry's Seafood House, opened in 1980, and Willie G's Seafood & Steak House, opened a year later, and in 1988, acquired sole ownership of the company and developed it into a recognized seafood chain with four distinct concepts. At a time when steak houses and Italian restaurants were popular, Fertitta felt the seafood restaurant business was untapped and decided to expand, envisioning his high energy, full-service casual dining seafood concept throughout the United States. No one since Red Lobster had the foresight to operate a national seafood