(Almost) Last Call for Bisnow’s Super Schmooze June 12!

Our Bisnow Dining reporter has been visiting all the restaurants serving treats at Thursday’s Bisnow Super Schmooze, and she snapped this of Paolo’s and J. Paul’s Chef Bryan Yealy. He’s one of 25 chefs whose signature dishes you can sample at our Super Schmooze at exciting new District Center, 555 12th St NW. But while the food/drink options will be exciting, SuperSchmooze is also a chance to get some top-notch networking done, where you can mingle with top execs from across the business spectrum (real estate, law, finance, tech, associations and non-profits).

1905 is a neighborhood restaurant that offers what Chef Joel Hatton calls “uplifted Southern food.” He’s serving a plate a love at our Super Schmooze: pork belly with sorghum mustard and beer salt. Sorghum, which tastes like caramel, is one of his favorite ingredients because he grew up eating it. At our Super Schmooze this Thursday, we have 25 great chefs, fantastic open bar with specialty cocktails in a fun atmosphere and no long lines. Join us.

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