Restaurant Renaissance

Is a new restaurant opening here every day? Multiple neighborhoods are being transformed. To look at the trends and real estate opportunities, we're excited to hold our fourth Restaurant Development Summit Sept. 29 at The Hamilton. (Consider it a food field trip.)

Busboys and Poets owner Andy Shallal has helped lead the charge, as his innovative bookstore/cafe has gone from humble beginnings at 14th and V streets to three other locations, with more on the way. He'll be speaking along with other top food entrepreneurs like Granville Moore's co-owner Teddy Folkman, RG BBQ's Robert Gadsby, Roofers Union's Dave Delaplaine, and Cava Mezze Grill CEO Brett Schulman. Cushman & Wakefield's David Dochter, Miller Walker's Bill Miller, and EagleBank co-founder Bob Pincus will also be on hand to talk real estate trends. Click here for more info or to sign up.

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