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The terms of a booking

Last updated 17 August 2026

What we provide

A chef, the flat-top grill and fuel, all food and preparation, plates, cutlery and serving utensils, setup, service and full breakdown including removal of waste.

A second chef and second station where the guest count requires it.

What you provide

A table and seating for your group, drinks, and access to a suitable outdoor cooking area: approximately six feet by four feet of flat, level surface with three feet of clearance and open sky above it.

Where the property is gated or access-controlled, the code or visitor-list arrangement, supplied before the booking date.

Where we will not cook

Indoors, in a garage, under a screened porch or lanai, under a solid pergola or any low overhang, or on a condominium balcony. This is a safety limit and it is not waivable at the guest’s request.

If on arrival the only available space is one of the above and no alternative exists on the property, the booking cannot proceed. This is why the booking form asks about the surface — so it never happens.

Liability and insurance

Needs the owner’s terms and a lawyer’s eyes

Needs an attorney. Must cover: liability limits, the guest’s responsibility for their property and their guests, allergy disclosure being the guest’s responsibility to provide accurately, alcohol service (we do not provide it), and children being supervised near an open grill.

Payment

Needs the owner’s terms and a lawyer’s eyes

Needs the real terms: accepted methods, when the balance falls due, the gratuity treatment, and what happens with a failed payment.

Governing law

Needs the owner’s terms and a lawyer’s eyes

Needs an attorney. Florida, presumably, with the county specified.

These terms need a Florida attorney's review before launch. The operational sections below are accurate; the liability sections are placeholders.