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Black woman launches Chef2Nite to revolutionize private dining with smart chef matching platform

Tech startup Chef2Nite is reshaping the way Americans experience private dining—bringing luxury meals and local culinary talent into homes.

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Chef2Nite Kelly Lyles Verstappen
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Tech startup Chef2Nite is reshaping the way Americans experience private dining—bringing luxury meals and local culinary talent into everyday homes across the country.

Chef2Nite reshapes private dining

Founded by entrepreneur Kelly Lyles Verstappen, the Black-owned platform is the first of its kind to connect hosts with vetted chefs, allowing users to plan personalized, fine-dining experiences at an accessible price point.

From backyard celebrations to rooftop anniversaries, Chef2Nite empowers users to ditch the traditional restaurant model in favor of curated events that celebrate culture and flavor.

“People from all walks of life should be able to enjoy fine dining at a private event, not just the ultra-wealthy,” Verstappen said in a recent statement. That belief is reflected in Chef2Nite’s streamlined interface, which offers smart chef-matching, customizable menus, transparent pricing, and secure payments.

Benefits both sides of the table

The platform benefits both sides of the table. Hosts enjoy flexibility and ease, while chefs gain infrastructure, guaranteed payouts, and local exposure—unlocking new economic pathways in their own communities.

Chef2Nite private dining

Chef2Nite’s launch comes as industry giants like Airbnb enter the experiential dining space, yet Verstappen’s model distinguishes itself through its hyper-local focus and community-first ethos.

In a market hungry for authentic, personalized experiences, Chef2Nite isn’t just serving meals—it’s serving a movement.

Visit Chef2Nite here.


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Unheard Voices, an award-winning, family-operated online news magazine, began in 2004 as a community newsletter serving Neptune, Asbury Park, and Long Branch, N.J. Over time, it grew into a nationally recognized Black-owned media outlet. The publication remains one of the few dedicated to covering social justice issues. Its honors include the NAACP Unsung Hero Award and multiple media innovator awards for excellence in social justice reporting and communications.

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