Chef Dix
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!
Reviews Guests Left For Chef Dix
Brittany
19 Oct 2025
What a fun experience!
Michael
10 Jul 2025
Great experience!
Cliff
30 May 2025
Chef Dix was very nice, however there was very limited instruction and the demonstrations that were done you were not able to see. It was disappointing that the description was made from scratch sushi but there was no explanation of how the rice was made other than in a rice cooker, the salmon was store bought vacuum packs from giant eagle as were all of the sauces, and there were two bowls with wet towels to wipe off your knife that was expected to be shared by everyone, did not seem like the most sanitary option. It was not even close to what we expected and ended up leaving after making the first roll.
Kathleen
30 May 2025
Lots of fun and great guy!
Barbara
29 May 2025
We had a very fun time. Perhaps a little more organization & teaching the art of sushi rolling would be appropriate.
Laura
08 May 2025
Very fun class! Chef dix is so nice and we enjoyed our pasta!
kate
14 Apr 2025
I purchased this cooking class for my husband and I. It was a great "date-day", Chef Dix is fun and the atmosphere is really laid back. Venue was cool too!
Rick
25 Mar 2025
Really enjoyed the pasta making class! Chef Dix was prepared, informative and made it fun! Definitely recommend!
Nick
21 Mar 2025
Chef Dix was very personable and out going, he made the class fun and exciting as well as very simple to learn.
Lakelyn
02 Mar 2025
We wanted to love this class, but we didn’t. He only had one station set up for each part of the process, so we were still working on making our noodles when others had moved onto their sauce. We felt like we were being rushed to catch up. When we struggled to get the right consistency in our dough, we felt like we were left to figure it out on our own while everyone else moved on. This type of class could definitely benefit from work stations prepped for each couple rather than full groups sharing one tool.
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