Chef

Eleanor Abernathy

lighthearted, delightful film..i personally like foodie films but the insistence of plugging twitter and vine into the film made me kinda irritated. the ending was not really needed as the super extra happy american ending gets kinda boring.

Addy K.

Comic fantasy with a wafer-thin allegory of an artist reconciling with populism. Jon Favreau plays a chef who quits his job, goes on a road trip and suddenly becomes a better dad and husband. Somewhere on the way Robert Downey Jr. reminds us the film's greatest moments are far and between. Guess Dustin Hoffman was right—Favreau should've played his "greatest hits." P.S. Never felt this hungry during any movie!

Huey McEvoy

A tale as old as time - stressed high-flyer rediscovers son, soul - but it zips along with such snap, crackle and pop (and heart) that it stays organic and fresh. Add the one-two punch of some zingy food porn and a stonkin' soundtrack, and it becomes pretty irresistible.

The Macho King

Didn't like the movie being a vehicle for twitter,BUT i mildly enjoyed the rest of the film for what it is even though it goes through the regular cliches and being predicable.

Mathieu Verbeeck

One of the better feel-good (road trip) movies I have seen in a while! And a surprising performance of Jon Favreau

Filipe F. Coutinho

A familiar but engaging film that might very well be one of the year's most pleasant surprises. Jon Favreau gives his best performance to date

Carlos Filipe Freitas

It’s the sort of predictable film that, nevertheless becomes much more engaging and genuine than other comedies that rely on gross gags and idiotic situations. (3.5 stars)

Ethan

This was a beautiful film that celebrated food and love. Jon Favreau brings us his most human film and it is very enjoyable.