French Private Chefs in Los Angeles

Each chef here lists at least one French menu; the ones most booked for French dinners come first.

Chefs for this dinner

One menu per chef, with what each guest pays at different table sizes. Open a profile for the rest of the menus and to book.

10 French bookings

Morgan Mead

Seafood · Los Angeles

Exquisite French delight

Indulge in a refined French experience with a choice of 2 appetizers from delicate crostini to halibut cake, followed by a single first course like classic French onion soup. Select a main course from elegant options including duck confit or beef jarret, and enjoy all desserts featuring crème brûlée and cheese.

  • Parties of 3–6$225 each
See Morgan's menus and book

5 French bookings

Dave Mau

Latin American · Orange

Provence On The West Coast - 4 Course

Experience a full 4-course meal starting with Fig and Goat Cheese Gallets. Enjoy a fresh First Course of grilled local vegetables salad and freshly baked bread. Choose two from four exquisite Main Courses including Beef Daube Provençal and local Halibut. Finish with a delightful Puff Pastry with Berry Compote and Cream.

  • A party of 2$250 each
See Dave's menus and book

4 French bookings

Jimmy Matiz

Italian · Compton

Four Course Experience

A seasonal journey in four acts, starting with an amuse bouche a refined appetizer, an elegant main course, and a beautifully balanced dessert. Simple in structure yet layered in flavor, designed to bring restaurant-level finesse into the comfort of your home. Service staff included, beverages not provided.

  • Parties of 13–20$160 each
See Jimmy's menus and book

3 French bookings

Mildred Moreno

Seafood · Long Beach

“La Table Provençale”

Experience the essence of Provence with a curated selection from each course. Begin with a choice of refined appetizers like Smoked Lobster Bisque or Vegan Ceviche. Follow with a flavorful first course, from French Onion Soup to Truffle Cauliflower Soup. For the main, savor classics like Coq au Vin or Vegetarian Paella. Conclude with a delicate dessert such as Crème Brûlée or Matcha Mousse.

  • Parties of 3–6$220 each
See Mildred's menus and book

2 French bookings

Daniela Perez Reyes

Pan-Asian · Santa Monica

FRENCH BISTRO NIGHT (to be served feasting-style on shared platters)

Enjoy a French Bistro Night with shared platters featuring a curated selection: choose 2 appetizers like Seared Lamb Medallions or Crepe Florentine, 2 first courses including Goat Cheese Soufflé or Moules Marinières, 2 main courses such as Beef Tenderloin or Coq au Vin, and finish with 1 dessert from assorted macarons, crème brûlée, or lemon curd beignets.

  • Parties of 3–6$185 each
See Daniela's menus and book

2 French bookings

Patryk Puchalski

French · Los Angeles

Chefs choice

6-Course Tasting Menu A refined culinary journey celebrating land and sea. Begin with a delicate scallop in brown butter and vanilla, followed by a crisp garden salad and luxurious lobster tagliatelle. The centerpiece—herb-crusted prime rib with au jus—pairs beautifully with truffle mashed potatoes and charred asparagus. Conclude with a comforting gratin and a touch of sweetness for a perfect finale.

  • A party of 2$347 each
See Patryk's menus and book

2 French bookings

Benjamin Kalifa

Japanese · Los Angeles

French meal

Enjoy a refined French meal featuring a pear tartine with roquefort and mesclun salad, delicate mushroom and carrot ravioli, a grilled almond crunch fillet with roasted broccoli, and a classic bourbon vanilla creme brulee with strawberry and basil salad.

  • Parties of 7–12$138 each
See Benjamin's menus and book

Booking in three steps

  1. 01

    Pick a style

    Bistro dishes like coq au vin and steak frites, or a lighter modern tasting menu. Say which you want.

  2. 02

    Flag dairy and gluten early

    Classic French cooking leans on butter, cream and flour. Mention any intolerance when you book.

  3. 03

    Tell the chef about the wine

    If you are pouring something special, name it so the courses can be planned around it.

Good to know

What do French private chefs charge in LA?

LA French bookings ran a median of $187 a guest at a typical table of 6, usually $165 to $235.

When should I book a French dinner?

LA French bookings were made 17 days out at the median, with the earliest quarter 22 days or more out.

Can a French menu be made gluten-free?

Say so when you book and ask the chef which courses can change, since many French sauces and pastries use flour.

Do any of the chefs speak French?

9 chefs on this site list French among their languages. You will see it on their profiles.

Ready to pick someone?

Open any profile above, choose a menu and send your request from there.

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