Chef Dix

Chef Dix

Verified chef

 (40 reviews)

Chef Dix's many accolades from groups like the National Black Chefs Association and the Chefs Outreach Association emphasize his dedication to the culinary arts as a way to engage in community. From 1998 to the present, Chef Dixon has worked in a multitude of roles such as kitchen manager, assistant food service director and head chef, all culminating in a fruitful and exciting career. From coordinating large food service operations to developing innovative menus, Chef Dix has done it all!

Cooking Classes


Reviews Guests Left For Chef Dix

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Kymberli
24 Jul 2026
What an entertainer. Easy instructions. All the equipment and materials present made everything go smoothly. It was fun.
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Trisa
23 Jul 2026
Chef Dix is great. Had so much fun at the pasta making class!
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Jeanne
23 Jul 2026
We had a fun evening out and learned some fun tips! Chef Dix was very entertaining
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Aleshia
21 Jul 2026
Debbie from 22, May 2026's review is spot on. Check Dix is a nice guy. The first 30-45 minutes were spent talking about how he ended up in Pittsburgh and his 4 other jobs. At the end of class he had his own spice mixes for sale. My class in July 2026, was from 7-9 and set for 20 people. 14 people attended. We were given a small baggie of premeasured flour and a container with the egg. I was disappointed we were not given premeasured water/oil and had to figure that out on our own while Chef Dix ran back and forth between rooms to check on cooking pasta and oversee guests using one of three pasta machines for use by an expected class of 20. I would suggest a smaller class size, written pasta and sauce instructions, a couple more pasta rollers and an assistant to help cook pasta while he gives hands on assistance to those struggling with dough consistency and rolling pasta. There were a few of us that struggled with the dough consistency and felt we were left to figure it out on our own. I ended up asking google how to fix my dough. Chef Dix appeared overwhelmed at one point and gave pizza cutters and instructed those having issues to use those and cut their dough into trips. A couple people in my class got creative and turned their unmanaged pasta into gnocchi. I may not have been able to make the fettuccini noodles in this class, but now I know how to make Eat n Park Chicken Noodle soup noodles! The pasta taste overall was good. He showed us how to make scratch made Alfredo sauce which was also very good. The red sauce pasta smelled delicious; not sure what the base was as it was in an unmarked plastic soup container that you would scoop into your pan and then add additional seasonings to. I gave 3 stars because he taught me how to make pasta and alfredo sauce, which was the goal. Honestly, I would not attend another session with Chef Dix unless the suggestions above were addressed.
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Jennifer
09 Jul 2026
Amazing and fun teacher/chef. Definitely would recommend. So worth it for the price and the way Chef Dix presented it.
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Connie
01 Jul 2026
Fun evening doing something different. Chef Dix has a great personality. Only feedback I have is to have more stations for larger groups or more hands to help, but otherwise a fun time!
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Jennifer
25 Jun 2026
Great Chef, great class
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Danielle
14 Jun 2026
Awful: The venue, the "Chef", the experience, the "sushi".
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Gregory
11 Jun 2026
Chef Dix was Amazing!!! Very personable and made sushi making not only easy but a great date night.
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William
11 Jun 2026
Information provided to us through Viator was that class was being conducted at Space Bar, 22 Market Square, Pittsburgh. Chef did not show up for this class and owner of Space Bar had no idea class had been scheduled there. Needless to say, we did not get to attend class and expect a 100% refund.