Stephanie Myers
“None of us had to shop, cook, or clean up the kitchen, which meant we could relax, enjoy each other’s company, and truly celebrate the occasion.”
Kelly Laderoute
“Chris was friendly, professional, and happy to answer our questions throughout the evening, making it feel personal and relaxed without ever being intrusive.”
Lauren Judd
“He was very easy to communicate with, was super responsive and the day of arrived right on time.”
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This past Tuesday I had the opportunity to have dinner at Cosme, Enrique Olvera's new restaurant in NYC. I'm a long-time fan who has never eaten in any of his restaurants. I was in town for the StarChefs International Chefs Congress, which chef Olvera was a presenter...
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