The Experience
The Experience
What actually happens.
Before
We talk. Not a form, a conversation. Who is coming, what the night is for, what your guests will and will not eat, how formal you want it to feel. If someone has an allergy, it gets designed around rather than worked around.
You get a proposed menu. You change what you want changed. Nothing is locked until you say it is.
The day of
I arrive with everything.
Groceries, tools, the pans I actually need. I do not send you to the store for anything.
I set up, prep, and cook in your kitchen.
If your guest count calls for it, I bring help so service does not slow down.
Courses go out on your timing, not mine.
If people are still talking, the next course waits.
The best dinners aren't remembered for the food alone. They're remembered for how the room felt.— Story From The Kitchen
After
Your kitchen gets returned the way I found it. Counters wiped, dishes done, trash out, leftovers packed and labeled.
You wake up to a clean kitchen and a group text about the meal.
What's included every time
- Menu design and consultation
- All sourcing and grocery shopping
- Cooking and plating in your home
- Printed menu cards for each guest
- Full kitchen cleanup
What I'll ask of you
- Oven and range access starting about three hours before service
- Counter space to work
- A final headcount five days out
- Your plates and serving pieces.
Begin Here
Let's talk about your night
Tell me what you're planning and I'll take it from there
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