/ Restaurant Portfolio

Four cooks. One pass. Plenty to show.

We work with small restaurants where the menu changes weekly and Mondays are dark. That's not a handicap — it's the feed.

Close-up of hands plating a dish on a dark ceramic plate, a smear of sauce applied with a spoon, soft natural window light from the left, kitchen counter edge visible
Close-up of hands plating a dish on a dark ceramic plate, a smear of sauce applied with a spoon, soft natural window light from the left, kitchen counter edge visible
Wide shot of a compact restaurant kitchen interior, two cooks working at the range, steam rising, overhead pendant lights casting warm pools, tiled walls, seen from the pass-through window
Wide shot of a compact restaurant kitchen interior, two cooks working at the range, steam rising, overhead pendant lights casting warm pools, tiled walls, seen from the pass-through window
— Rotating menu, real posts

Closed Mondays. Open on Instagram.

When the menu changes every Thursday, that's not an inconvenience — it's the best reason to post. We built a rhythm around the chef's prep day, not around a schedule made in an office.

Regulars started showing up on Fridays because they'd already seen what was on the pass. That's the post doing its job.

— Behind the counter

The kitchen is the story.

A four-burner stove and a prep cook who's been there six years — that's not a limitation to work around. We shoot it straight, in the light it actually lives in.

Select restaurant work

What the work actually looks like.

Your restaurant has a story worth seeing.

Tell us about your kitchen, your hours, your specials. We'll figure out the rest.