- Where does the cooking actually happen?
- In your kitchen, always. Your chef drives to you with their knives, their kit and the shopping already done. Nothing is cooked at theirs and nothing turns up in a box — the whole point is that it happens at your hob, so what you learn works on the hob you own.
- Why only Plymouth?
- Because four chefs can cover one city properly and can’t cover six badly. We know the fish market, the good butchers and which streets you can park on at seven o’clock. When that stops being true somewhere else, we’ll go there too.
- Do you bring the food?
- Yes. Your chef sends a shopping list, you approve it, they buy it and you pay what it cost. Receipts go over with the invoice, every single time.
- My kitchen is tiny.
- So is most of Plymouth’s. Send a photo when you book and your chef plans around one hob ring and a chopping board if that’s what there is.
- Allergies and diets?
- Declared at booking and designed around from the start. Be honest with us: a home kitchen is never an allergen-free kitchen and we won’t pretend otherwise.
- Can I skip the lesson and just eat?
- Book The Takeover. Your chef cooks, serves and clears, and you don’t pick up a knife all night.
- Do you really do the washing up?
- Every time. It’s in the price and it’s not negotiable, including the roasting tin.
- Can I have the same chef again?
- Yes, and most people do. Ask for them by name and we’ll hold their diary where we can.