A local employee was selected as employee of the year during this year’s RAMMYS.
The awards, which are organized by Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington. Fully vaccinated guests attended the in-person ceremony over the weekend at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
Ruben Avila of PassionFish in Reston Town Center was named employee of the year by a panel of judges. But more than half to the awards were based on public votes.
The awards honor the accomplishments of organizations and individuals integral to the local foodservice and restaurant community.
A complete list of the winner is available online. Silver Diner, which has a location in Reston, was recognized for being a technology trailblazer.
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