An on-demand meal delivery service linking local chefs with people craving home-cooked meals announced its expansion to New Jersey this week after a successful trial run in New York.
Woodspoon enables customers to order food delivery from home chefs that includes everything from family meals to Michelin-star worthy creations.
According to Woodspoon, the home chefs specialize in a variety of cuisines, and the company handles business logistics like payment, packaging materials and delivery service.
A meal for two typically costs between $20-$40, Woodspoon said. It is ultimately up to the home chefs to price their dishes, although Woodspoon recommends competitive prices. The chefs keep their earnings.
Customers must pay a service fee that goes to Woodspoon to help cover “payment transactions, packaging in eco-friendly containers, reusable bags and delivery,” according to the company.
In New York City, Woodspoon has a network of 250 chefs, who can create a profile