
02/03/2025
This Wednesday, February 5th, is the last day for Valentine's Day orders! Send us a message or email [email protected] to place your order. All payments are due on the 5th as well.
Not only do we create delicious meals and dessert, but we provide the entire experience on the go! Our food trailer is unlike any you've ever seen.
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Lancaster, PA
17603
Monday | 11am - 7pm |
Tuesday | 11am - 7pm |
Thursday | 11am - 7pm |
Friday | 11am - 7pm |
Saturday | 11am - 7pm |
Sunday | 11am - 7pm |
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My love of cooking started at a very young age. My dream was to be a chef! I would constantly create dishes for my family to try, some better than the rest, but doing so made me realize I wanted to do more than just create dishes for my family. I wanted it to be my career.
My senior year of high school I attended the culinary arts program at Mt. Joy Career and Technology Center (CTC). Here is where I learned the basics in the kitchen. I placed first in an in-house culinary competition, which allowed me to represent Mt. Joy CTC at Skills USA, a culinary competition that was comprised of culinary arts students from all over. I placed second in districts at Skills USA. I was also chosen to cook along Anne Burrell, a well-known culinary arts connoisseur, at a food expo in Lancaster City. Due to the skills that I showed at CTC, I was offered a job at The Pressroom Restaurant in Lancaster City right after high school. I moved my way up from a prep cook to a line cook, working full time at only 18 years old. Apart from working pantry, operating the pizza station, and learning the grill station, I also ran Sunday Brunch alongside one of my co-workers. CTC is where I learned the basics, but working at the Pressroom is where I really started to develop my craft.
I became very interested in the nutrition aspect of food, so I left The Pressroom and decided to go back to school at Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) in Lancaster. I majored in pre-dietetics at HACC, and after two years I transferred to West Chester University with nutrition as my major. I will graduate with my Bachelor’s in Nutrition and Dietetics in the Fall of 2020, and upon completion of my dietetic internship, I will become a Registered Dietition (RD). I am currently completing my Master’s in community nutrition as well.
Although my plans are to become a dietitian, opening a cafe has always been a dream of mine. During my time at West Chester I was constantly cooking at home. I started focusing on living a healthy lifestyle and altered my cooking style to represent that. I started catering family parties, and slowly started selling my food on Instagram and Facebook. My experience in the kitchen and my drive to achieve my goal of having a cafe has led to the creation of my page, Gourmet Julie’s Way.