I went there today for Ladies night: cupcakes and cocktails and it was amazing ! The chefs were…read moregreat, they helped us and answered all our questions. It was a very relaxed atmosphere and I will be definitely going back ! Thank you again for a great and fun filled evening !

My daughter bought us a cooking class for my birthday! The classes are roughly 100 bucks per…read moreperson. To say that we were disappointed is an understatement. It was unorganized, there is no direction and all the knifes were really dull and the stove didn't work that great !! We roughly made a lemongrass soup and some kind of salad that had no salad ingredients in it. This was supposed to be a Thai cooking class. We basically got a paper print out of the recipes and we just had to follow them. Except if there was something in the recipe that the chef didn't like himself, then we were not given any of that. Hate leaving a review like this, but I really don't want anyone else to spend this much money on something that's a entire waste of time! We actually made up an excuse to leave early... We opted for going next-door to the Mexican place and getting a margarita to drown our disappointment in !! Highly recommend the Mexican place next-door !! If I could give this cooking class a negative star, I would.

Friendly service. Tim's of meal options. Take home, heat up, eat. No dirty dishes, quick and easy!…read moreSaves us a lot of time!

From the owner: We are your local kitchen with a mission to bring family and friends back to the dinner table…read more We believe family dinner can change the world for the better. With our seasonal menu of individual and family-style meal preps, we’re doing our best to remove the barriers of time, skill and actually cooking so that you and your family can ENJOY meal time again! Many of our meals are allergy friendly as well. We feature fully cooked and cooled family-style meals in oven-safe pans and individual meals in BPA-free, microwave-safe containers for you to reheat and enjoy at your convenience.

We stopped by Chefferguys Food Trailer, on the grounds of The Riverboat Inn, & thought we'd just…read moregrab a "snack". We got the combo with Chef Q's Madison Smashburger, & pretzel bites with beer cheese. Our thought was to just split it...we ended up getting another burger because it was SO GOOD! I struggle eating beef, but I'm pretty sure I could eat these several times a week! The sauce, the meat and even the bun, combined to make the best burger I think I have ever eaten. I don't leave reviews or give shout outs, but here I am, telling you to get this burger in your belly, now!

Ordered for catering for party. Contact said they would provide an attendant but someone only came…read moreto drop off and fraternize with bartender then left. There was no one to restock multiple pans of food despite what was promised via email. Representative showed 15 min before party started so food was not hot in time for party. Representative said they would provide plates/platic ware but provided none. Appetizer bruschetta was stale bread with the equivalent of italian "salsa" to build your own...."stuffed mushrooms" were button mushrooms not cleaned with corn bread dressing on top served as a casserole dish. Green beans were obviously reheated out of a can. Food was not seasoned. Would not recommend. Will not use again.

This was a great experience!! Family anniversary party on the patio of our VRBO! Chef Casey took…read morecare of every detail!! Food was phenomenal! Kitchen was spotless when he left! So much fun! Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Hello and thank you for your interest in Chef It Up! My price is $100 per person plus the cost of…read morefood. The food cost will depend upon your menu choice. Your meal will consist of an appetizer, entree, and dessert. I try to make each meal tailored to you as much as possible. So, I will ask you what are some of your likes and dislikes when it comes to meat, seafood, and dessert. I will use this information to create your menu. I will go ahead and purchase the ingredients a couple of days before your dinner. That way, I am able to prep some of the things that will take longer. You can just reimburse me the food cost the night of your dinner. Cash is best! But I also accept Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp. I will use all of my own pots, pans, plates, and silverware so you will not have to worry about a thing. I will just need your kitchen and your appetite! Generally, it takes about three and a half hours from the time that I arrive, until the time that I am done cleaning up and out the door.

Chef Andre was just amazing! The food was incredible and his presentation and explanation of the…read moredishes added just the right touch to the evening. He was so personable and pleasant to be around. Would highly recommend and will be booking with him again.

From the owner: Food Fire + Knives is your premier network of private chefs and personal home chefs for an in-home…read moredining experience. Our mission has always been to support local Chefs through freedom of creativity, schedule flexibility, and deserved pay for one of the toughest and lowest-paid industries. The Chefs are industry leaders in current restaurant roles as well as local Private Chefs. Personal Chef, Private Chef, Catering, Bachelorette, Corporate Events, Weddings, Birthday Parties, Vacation

I knew of Adrian Pucket from high school. Not long ago, i met him again as he sold burgers on the…read moresidewalk in front of his friends comic book store. His burgers were pretty good. However, his reputation as a human being is below despicable. The reason why he was selling burgers on the sidewalk is because he has either quit or been fired from every legitimate restaurant in the Lexington area. The reasons are varied, but can be summed up as follows: He is a raging alcoholic who can't funtion without a drink in his hand. Preferably White Claw. He inherited virtually millions from his father and spent the money on 3 main things: cocaine, prostitutes, and sports cars which he quickly wrecked time after time. When I met up with him on the sidewalk, he was beyond penniless. He was in debt after his years of hedonistic partying. Therefore, he couldn't afford alcohol so I didnt know what a raging alcoholic he was. He has a pleasant personality and I am chronically depressed because of the social damage done to my life by an alcoholic in high school. I thought that a friendship would be mutually beneficial to both of us. I was entirely wrong. I bought a $18k food trailer and improved it with things such as a $1300 deep frier and things like a generator and many things too numerous to mention. I helped him as we did things such as fed the EKU football team when they stayed in Lexington. He made $10k or more in profit in 2 days. He has no idea how to start a frier so he treated me like a bad slave when it malfuntioned and i was unable to get it running again and so we had about half the food the team needed for the main banquet. The only thing Adrian contributed to the trailer was that we used his truck to go get it in Ohio. The only thing I got from helping him earn big dollars was being treated like a slave because I told him I wanted zero of his profit. The penniless alcoholic couldn't even pay for gas to go get it. We were in the process of upgrading the plumbing because Ohio has very low standards for mobile plumbing compared to Kentucky. He didn't even give me a chance to clean the trailer before asking his plumber friend to estimate the upgrades. He acted like I was the worst person on earth because I wanted a second opinion other than the one given by his friend. He was in such a hurry to get the upgrades that he practically dragged his plumber friend in his bath robe to do the estimate on a trailer with grease all over the work area. I tried to accept his verbal and mental abuse with a grain of salt but it was not easy adding his abuse to my lifetime of depression. Within days he was asking for me to pay thousands of dollars to decorate the outside with Lexingtonchef'stable graphics upon my trailer. He knows a guy who does vehicle wraps so he expected me to pay to make it look professional. He didnt have a single dollar to do such decorations because all the money i helped him make went straight to his debts. Same with plumbing. Dealing with his abusive attitude was extremely difficult. I told him about the act of revenge sodomy that destroyed my high school life and he told me 3 words: "That didnt happen". That was his opinion because he thinks sodomy is always a good and fun thing that couldnt possibly cause harm. My depression got worse every minute I spent with him. He thinks my depression could be cured by some pill or a nice big pile of cocaine or whores so he thinks i have no reason to be sad. Those things brought him great happiness and should work for me, he thinks. After making him thousands of dollars through our friendship relationship, he never once invited me to be a part of his life. Never once said something like: "My wife and 18 year old son are going to eat tonight and you are welcome to join us". Why? Mostly because that would imply that he was willing to buy me dinner but instead he prefered that i sit at home and think about suicide because thats what i desered in his opinion. He has had 2 friends commit suicide so whats it matter if a third does also. I guess his son was actually 21 now that I think about it because he told me he got his son drunk while out to dinner. Told me that when I came to work on the trailer "early" one morning at about noon. He chuckled that Bobby, his son, was hung over after dinner the night before. He chuckled because he was happy about how he was passing alcoholism on to the next generation. He could tell I didnt approve of him drinking and driving my trailer all the time. He certainly knew I wouldn't be a very good slave if I saw him buying alcohol for his son who was on probation for double wreckless homocide of 2 children back when he was 17, about 4 years earlier. Knowing that getting Bobby drunk was more important than including me in his life was quite the deathblow for my depression. I realized then that I was in a friendship with pure scum. And how did he repay me for helping him out? He stole my $20k+ trailer and used the money to open a pool hall.