Celebrating Women: Chef Dinner

Written By Darrell Loo

Chef’s Dinner at Waldo Thai: Celebrating Women

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are happy to announce a dinner at Waldo Thai on Sunday, March 13 featuring food and beverage by some of the best names in town. Your 5 course meal will begin with an amuse bouche and includes cocktails and wine pairings for $200 per ticket. We are proud to be donating to Hope House KC.

The dinner will be collaboration of chefs who have positively impacted our local industry through their work ethic, advocacy for women, and of course, their delicious food:

Helen Leach, The Town Company
Jennifer Le Blanc, Tavern in The Village
Katee McLean, Performance Food Service/ Reinhart
Pam Liberda, Waldo Thai
Laura Valdivia, Cliff's Taphouse

Pairing wine and cocktails with this dinner are local bartenders, also promoting positivity and strong representation of women behind the bar, and will feature wineries and distilleries owned and ran by women:

Saranya Hubbard, Swordfish Tom’s
Jenn Tosatto, Gael's Public House and Sports

Reservations go live on Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022. Reservations are offered for pairs of 2 and groups of 4, 6 and 8. To maximize our seating, groups will likely be paired together at tables. We’re excited to introduce new friends to each other over cocktails and a delicious dinner!

For the safety of our guests and staff, this event will require proof of vaccination showing full vaccinated status* OR negative PCR test dated within 72 hours of the event. Please be prepared to show a photo ID as well as one of the following:

-Your vaccination card, showing fully vaccinated status
-A photo of your vaccination card, showing fully vaccinated status
-Your digital vaccine record from third-party apps
-Negative PCR test result dated within 72 hours of the event

Hope House KC is dedicated to making sure every man, woman, and child affected by domestic violence can find refuge and freedom. Hope House provides domestic violence victims with shelter and comprehensive services including therapy, education, outreach, personal and hygienic necessities, and more. For more information, visit their website at hopehouse.net




Darrell Loo