With Bravo’s seventh season of “Top Chef D.C.” premiering Wednesday night, who will be flaunting their “Top Chef” fame to make some quick cash?
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Local “cheftestants” Tamesha Warren and Timothy Dean will show the premiere at their respective restaurants, Oval Room (where Warren is a sous chef) and Baltimore’s Prime (where Timothy Dean is owner and chef).
Westend Bistro by Eric Ripert will air the show every Wednesday and offer specials. Ripert is a new judge for the Bravo franchise this season.
Season four contestant Spike Mendelsohn will host a a viewing party, along with an appearance by fellow show alum Carla Hall at his Good Stuff Eatery on Capitol Hill.
