From a press release:
“Last summer’s NKOTB (New Kitchens On The Block) event gave diners an exclusive chance to try signatures bites and sips from Marjorie Meek-Bradley’s Smoked & Stacked, Colada Shop, Matt Baker’s Gravitas, and Cathal Armstrong’s Kaliwa, and other restaurants before they opened. It was such a huge hit that we said, “Let’s Do It Again.”
NKOTB 2.0 will be “Hangin’ Tough” at Mess Hall (703 Edgewood St NE) on Sunday, March 19, 2017 for two separate two-hour sessions: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2-4 p.m.
Diners will have an unrepeatable opportunity to sample signature menu items from 11 new ventures with the “Right Stuff” prior to their openings, including:
The Salt Line by Kyle Bailey
Reverie by Johnny Spero
Unconventional Diner by David Deshaies
Lupo Verde (Palisades) by Matteo Venini
Flamant by Frederik de Pue
RASA by Rahul Vinod and Sahil Rahman
June by Michael and Alexandra Bookless Turner
Taqueria del Barrio by Anna Bran-Leis and Shawn Leis
Dio Wine Bar by Stacey Khoury-Diaz
Katz District Coffee by Kyle Katz and Brian Edling
Sugar Shack Donuts (Shaw)
“Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind)” with that lineup?
Whether you’re a “Cover Girl” or “Dirty Dawg,” general admission tickets are $65 each. There are a limited number of V.I.P. tickets available for $95 each. Both may be purchased online.”
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