Festival Week in Boulder,
Dinner Handled
The film festival comes to Boulder January 21 to 31. If your group has a house, we cook in it. Breakfast before screenings. Dinner for the whole team. Late suppers after premieres. We serve, then clean the kitchen.
Four Ways We Cook It
Thousands of festival visitors will stay in rented homes. That means a lot of kitchens and busy restaurants. Here is how we help.
In Your Rental
Breakfasts, group dinners and late suppers for 6 to 60, cooked in the house you rented. Book one night or every day of your stay. One price per guest per day.
RentalsPremiere Nights and Parties
Passed bites, boards, stations or a seated dinner for 20 to 200. In a loft, a studio or a rented house. We bring the chefs and servers. See Boulder catering.
PartiesHosting Your Own Guests
Live in Boulder and have friends in town for the festival? One dinner at home, done for you. See our Boulder private chef page.
LocalsRenting Your Home Out
Hosting guests in your home for the festival? Put a chef in your welcome book. Hosts earn $200 for every booking. See partner referrals.
Hosts


Fed From First Screening to Last
Book any part of the day, or all of it.
Catering for 20 to 200 from $115 per person
Multi-day stays: one price per guest per day
One Price, Everything In
Chef Steve Ingber, CIA trained, designs every menu. Our Front Range chefs and servers cook and run it. You'll know who's cooking before you confirm.
Festival Week Questions
Tell Us About Your Festival Week
Dates, where you're staying and how many. A written menu and price come back within 24 hours.
Or call or text (720) 730-7194.
Ready to Hand Over the Kitchen?
Send the form above or call. A written menu and one all-inclusive price come back within 24 hours.