How much does a private chef cost in Colorado?
TheKitchenTable provides private chefs starting at $50/person for buffet-style service and as low as $15/person for large groups (20+).
Most Denver bookings are confirmed the same day.
How many guests, where in Denver, and what you want to spend. Set a total or a per-person figure.
Local chefs send you a menu designed to fit that exact budget. Compare, ask questions, pick the one you like.
Your chef shops, arrives, cooks in your kitchen, serves, and leaves the kitchen as they found it.
You set the budget — these are the ranges Denver chefs typically work within.
Served family-style. The most popular choice for groups of six or more.
Individually plated courses, served to the table.
Multi-course tasting menus from Denver's most experienced chefs.
Larger groups cost less per head — parties of 20 or more can come in near $15 per person. Shopping, cooking, service and cleanup are always included. See the full pricing breakdown.
Six to twelve guests around your table, with a menu built for the room rather than a fixed set list.
A chef in the kitchen means the host actually gets to sit down and enjoy their own party.
In-home or in-office service across Denver, with invoicing and dietary requirements handled up front.
Popular with groups renting in and around Denver who would rather not cook or book a table for twelve.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter — the meal happens, and your kitchen is spotless afterwards.
A Denver chef cooks a week of meals in your kitchen, portioned and labelled.
Denver proper and the surrounding metro. If you are elsewhere in Colorado, we cover that too.
Outside the metro? We also serve Colorado Springs, Vail, Breckenridge and Aspen.
Everyone stays put, drinks what they like, and the evening runs on your schedule rather than a 90-minute table slot.
Built around your guests, your dietary needs and your budget — not chosen off a fixed list.
No cooking, no serving, no washing up at midnight. That is usually the real reason people book.
You set the budget before anyone starts cooking. No surprises when the bill arrives.
Straight answers about hiring a private chef in Denver, Colorado.
TheKitchenTable provides private chefs starting at $50/person for buffet-style service and as low as $15/person for large groups (20+).
Yes. Most bookings are confirmed within 2 hours, including same-day requests. We have 50+ verified chefs across Colorado ready to serve you.
We serve all of Colorado including Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Aspen, Vail, Breckenridge, Steamboat Springs, and Telluride.
Yes. We power 30% of our 1,500+ bookings through Airbnb partnerships with Atomic Stays and Goodneighbor Realty. Perfect for enhancing guest experiences and boosting 5-star reviews.
Private chefs in Denver start at $50 per person for family or buffet-style service, dropping toward $15 per person for larger groups of 20 or more. Plated fine-dining menus start around $150 per person. You set your budget up front and Denver chefs build a menu to fit it — the price you agree is the price you pay.
Our chefs cover Denver proper and the surrounding metro — including Lakewood, Aurora, Arvada, Littleton, Englewood, Westminster, Thornton and Boulder. If you are further out in Colorado, we also serve Colorado Springs, Vail, Breckenridge and Aspen.
Three days' notice is ideal so your chef can shop and prep properly. Shorter notice is often possible depending on chef availability — send your request and you will usually hear back within a couple of hours.
Yes. Your chef handles menu planning, grocery shopping, cooking in your kitchen, serving, and full cleanup before they leave. You need a working kitchen and a place for guests to eat — nothing else.
Yes, at no extra cost. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, keto, halal, and allergy-safe menus are all standard. Tell us when you request and the chef builds around it.
For groups it usually is. At $50 per person including food, service and cleanup, a private chef compares favourably to a mid-range Denver restaurant once you add drinks, tip and the cost of getting everyone there — and nobody has to drive home.