Dirty Habit Pop-Up!

Travis Holler

Last night we headed to Union Market’s Lab 1270 for a VIP sneak peek of Dirty Habit, the new Penn Quarter restaurant and bar opening at Hotel Monaco this fall. We snapped Kimpton Hotels' PR director Bonnary Lek with Politico's Frances Holuba and Katie Hughes.

Travis Holler

Guests enjoyed a preview of Dirty Habit's exciting new menu from executive chef Kyoo Eom. We loved their tuna tartare on the shrimp crisp. Here, DC power brokers Amy Weiss and Heather Podesta.

Travis Holler

Lead bartender Sarah Ruiz mixing up some unique craft cocktails. We loved the "Matcha Picchu," a twist on a pisco sour with Matcha.

Travis Holler

Throughout the evening, guests mingled and enjoyed live music from DJ Lu-Han. Here, Accenture's Brandon Diggs with Mayor Muriel Bowser's chief of staff, John Falcicchio, Nelson Mullins' Vinoda Basnayake and Washington Wizards director of PR Patrick Rees.

Travis Holler

Here Kimpton Hotels' Julia Hobbes with blogger Troy Petenbrink, DC Refined's Amanda Andarade-Rhoades, freelance writer Lani Furbank and Zachary Barnes.

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