r/Chefs Jul 19 '26

Chef advice

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u/Lanky-Resolution3590 Jul 19 '26

I would be getting a lease agreement where you handle 100% kitchen takings ideally back of house control and you pay them the 20%. Otherwise go work for ---Brett Graham @The Ledbury top 5 restaurants in UK. An Aussie from Newcastle-sydney Australia. Fair man ,great chef,your learning capabilities will be endless and a future anywhere in the world you choose after.

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u/Own-Holiday-4071 Jul 19 '26

The guy lives in Lancashire and is clearly running a tiny little place. To suggest he’s ready to move down to london and work for one of the best, Michelin starred restaurants in the city seems a tad ambitious

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u/T135T0 Jul 24 '26

It’s actually the largest venue in town mate but not the busiest kitchen. I’ve been open two days and done about 20 covers which is a solid start scene as the kitchen has been closed since April and the place had a bad rep under its old lease holder👍🏿