1. Scott Conant, NYC
Scott is one of New York’s most respected (and photogenic) chefs. His 2008 restaurant, Scarpetta has earned him a reputation as one of our country’s top Italian chefs.
2. Harrison Keevil, Charlottesville
Website | Facebook | Twitter
This UVA alum is a well traveled man, gaining experience from around the globe, but he hasn’t forgotten his culinary roots with his family in Virginia. He is the owner of the Brookville Restaurant on the Historic Downtown.
3. Mike Isabella, DC
Mike is the owner and chef at Graffiato. It’s an Italian-inspired restaurant with hand rolled pastas and an open ham bar. His restaurant breaks the wall between chef and diner, so don’t be shy and strike up a conversation. If you want to see some mouthwatering pictures check out Mike on twitter.
4. Jason Alley, Richmond
For affordable small plate, tapas-style soul food. Go to Pasture. They don’t just have delicious Southern cuisine, they also have great regional beers. Try the candybar for dessert. Jason knows his southern food.
5. Jesse Sandlin, Baltimore
Jesse calls herself a “culinary mercenary” which is “a ronin chef, hired for the advancement and improvement of one’s operation, be it new, or old.” but don’t worry, it’s not all about the money for this mercenary. She has an unmatched passion and is available for private dining. Check out her Instagram for food porn, and adorable pictures of her basset hound and piggy.
6. David Everett, Williamsburg
Websites: The Trellis Restaurant | Blue Talon Bistro
David (top row second from the right) is the owner and chef of two Williamsburg Restaurants. He has a passion for local produce and simple Southern comfort food. He is also a Pulp Fiction fan and a cabinet maker. If you have any culinary questions, or need some viticultural advice you can email him at asteely@bluetalonbistro.com and check out Blue Talon Bistro for questions he’s already answered.
7. Ginny Morgan, VA Beach
Ginny Morgan has recently been promoted to executive chef at The Surf Club Ocean Grille. Ginny has a passion for fresh, local and sustainable. She has partnered with Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Museum to educate her staff and community about the importance of marine life.
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