Let’s Talk is not an organization, it is not an entity, or an association - from whom we women restaurateurs have received a deluge of webinars, guidelines, and manuals - it is an action movement by us.”Įmily Vena and Rachel Trudel of Brookline’s Cobble are part of Let’s Talk Womxn’s Boston branch. Women shoulder the inevitable extra home workload, and they are isolated as business owners. Our restaurants are smaller in scale and often undercapitalized. “And women entrepreneurs within this segment are hit hardest. “Restaurants are the hardest hit sector,” Dey said in a press release. In addition to the four-course feast, guests can tack on bottled espresso martinis and old fashioneds from Boston Harbor Distillery. Kristine Higgins and Noelle Somers of Somers Pub.
Nia Grace of Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen.Rhonda Kallman of Boston Harbor Distillery.Carolyn Johnson of 80 Thoreau, Mooncusser.Rachel Sundet of State Park, Mamaleh’s, Vincent’s Corner Grocery.Heather Mojer of State Park, Mamaleh’s, Vincent’s Corner Grocery.Rachel Miller Munzer of State Park, Mamaleh’s, Vincent’s Corner Grocery.Jen Ziskin of La Morra, Heritage, Punch Bowl.In Boston, the event features a four-course dinner for two ($85), with the option to choose from a vegetarian or omnivore dinner highlighting dishes from the following local chefs and restaurateurs: Nine cities will participate in “Dine Together & Let’s Talk” on March 8, when women restaurateurs will join together and create multi-course meals paired with a Zoom conversation moderated by prominent movers and shakers, including Mass. To celebrate International Women’s Day, Let’s Talk Womxn will debut its first nationwide event - and you’re invited. The initiative was called Let’s Talk Womxn, and launched with 15 members in Chicago before swiftly expanding to include more than 350 members across 12 cities, including Boston. In July of 2020, Rohini Dey - owner of Chicago’s Vermilion restaurant - wanted to create a movement for women restaurateurs to connect with each other while trying to keep their businesses afloat during the pandemic, sharing resources, offering support, and combining economic power.
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