San Francisco, CA, May 01, 2018 --
ChefsFeed, a media company connecting consumers to the best of everything food, has opened its platform to beverage professionals, creating the opportunity for a perfect pairing to the thousands of chefs who already make up its dynamic contributor community. Along with this new beverage vertical extension, ChefsFeed is adding 14 new markets, now reaching over 70 destinations across North America.
ChefsFeed publishes credible media with the attitude and authenticity savvy consumers crave, through its website, free iOS and Android apps, and TV Network (Apple TV, Roku). ChefsFeed creates exclusive videos and stories with the best voices in food and beverage, and provides diners with a new way to discover where to eat and drink based on expert recommendations.
“Welcoming top beverage professionals is a natural step to take towards our vision of expanding our expert-powered media platform,” said Rich Maggiotto, CEO of Credible, Inc., ChefsFeed’s parent company. “Broadening our contributor community has been one of our most requested features, both from consumers who want us to build a better resource for finding great spots, and from our community of chefs who have been advocating for the addition of the killer somms, beverage directors, and mixologists they work with every day.”
“We have great respect for the creativity of bartenders, sommeliers, craft brewers, artisanal coffee roasters, and their peers. We're honored that thousands of these pros want to work with our team to develop meaningful content and educate the world about their craft," he added.
A Taste of the Notable Drink Experts Now on ChefsFeed
As of today, one thousand new experts have already been added, sprinkled throughout the cities in North America; the inaugural group includes such notables as: Ariel Arce (Owner, Airs Champagne/Tokyo Record Bar), Derek Brown (President, Drink Company), Erin Ashford (Olamaie), Ryan Arnold (Hub 51), Steven Lim (World Latte Art Champion), TJ Lynch (Owner, Mother's Ruin), and Martin Cate (Smuggler’s Cove).
Same User Interface, Same Simple Search and Filter
Users already experienced with ChefsFeed will enjoy the same flow of new stories, videos, and expert dining recommendations and start to notice recommendations for coffee, cocktails, beer, and wine as the beverage community grows in the coming months. Experts are also filterable by specialty, and users will begin to notice the different types of beverage professionals mixed in among their favorite chefs in the apps and website.
In addition to the new beverage community and content, ChefsFeed is expanding to 14 more destinations, including: Asheville, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbus, Detroit, Ft. Lauderdale, Kansas City, Memphis, Milwaukee, New Jersey, Phoenix, Portland, ME, Raleigh-Durham, and St. Louis.
About ChefsFeed
ChefsFeed publishes expert-powered media you can trust, with the attitude and authenticity you crave. We work with thousands of the best food and beverage professionals to bring you exclusive videos and stories, and provide a new way to discover where to eat and drink based on their expert recommendations. Download our mobile apps on Apple’s App Store or Google Play Store, our TV apps for Apple TV or Roku, visit us to learn more at https://www.chefsfeed.com/ or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Roxanne Webber +1 415-316-8387 [email protected]


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