‘Dine at Home’ by Chef’s Counter

22nd January 2025

Sheffield Chamber Premium Partner, Chef’s Counter, have launched a fantastic new service to make those special occasions in life just that little bit more memorable.

‘Dine at Home’ by Chef’s Counter gives you the opportunity to enjoy restaurant quality food with family and friends without actually leaving the house.

Choose from a range of delicious menus and have your meal delivered straight to your door anywhere in the UK, ready for that special celebration.

First up this February comes our Valentine's Day range. With options including a luxurious three course beef wellington dinner, a far eastern inspired vegan meal box or our celebration of UK cheese and charcuterie, there is an option for every palate. 

Dine at Home also gives you the option of hiring in one of the talented Chef's Counter chefs to personally cook for you to mark a special moment or create a wonderful memory.

From as little as £500, you'll have the opportunity to create a bespoke menu for you and your guests. Our chef's will then cook your chosen menu freshly for you in the comfort of your own home (and will sort the pots too!). 

To find out more and make a booking for the Chef's Counter 'Dine at Home' service, head over to the Chef's Counter website at www.chefscounters.com today. 

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