Kwame Onwuachi opens Dōgon, an Afro-Caribbean restaurant in Washington, D.C.
🍴 Chef Kwame Onwuachi opened Dōgon in Washington, D.C. on September 9, named after the Dogon tribe with inspiration from Benjamin Banneker. Dōgon offers a 140-seat dining space inside the Salamander hotel, designed by Modellus Novus with celestial-themed décor. The restaurant serves Afro-Caribbean cuisine, featuring dishes such as carrot tigua and lobster escovitch, curated by chef de cuisine Martel Stone. The cocktail program, created by Derek Brown, showcases Black-owned brands and includes the Flower Pot Punch, a pre-Prohibition classic.
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