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Crates of fresh fruit and vegetables stacked on a quay at first light

Antibes, with depots in Palma and Olbia · seven days a week in season

The chef's list, aboard
and actually correct.

Not a substitution, not eleven of the twelve, not two crates left in the sun at the passerelle. Provisioning is a logistics problem wearing an apron, and the part that goes wrong is almost never the shopping.

  • Cold chain logged end to end
  • Substitutions cleared with the chef first
  • Handed into the galley, to a person

What we do

From the market run to the bonded store

How we work

The four failures a chef actually complains about

01

Silent substitutions

Somebody swaps a variety for one that looks similar and the chef finds out at service. We ring before we substitute, every time, even at five in the morning, and we would rather deliver eleven items than twelve wrong ones.

02

The last hundred metres

Most cold chains break at the passerelle, where a crate sits in the sun waiting for a deckhand. We hand over into the galley, to a person, and the log says who.

03

Invoices nobody can check

Market receipts attached, our fee stated as a line. A provisioner's margin buried in the price of a melon is how a galley budget doubles between seasons with nothing to point at.

04

The cellar nobody counted

Bottles move between the boat, the bonded store and the villa, and by spring nobody knows what is where. We carry the count through the winter, which costs us nothing and saves real money.

Crates of fresh produce being handed aboard a yacht at dawn

“Guests moved the charter forward by a day at nine at night. They had the whole fresh list rebought and aboard by eight the next morning, in Porto Cervo, in August, and rang me twice about substitutions rather than guessing. Nobody else has ever done that.”

Head chef, 55m motor yacht · Med charter season
4.9 from 480 reviews

Where we are

Antibes, Palma and Olbia

14 Avenue du 11 Novembre
06600 Antibes, France

In season
Seven days, 5:00 – 20:00 CET
Out of season
Mon – Fri, 8:00 – 18:00
Same-day desk
24 hours, June to September
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