Breakfast cook line !! Line cooks

[casimirodecote]

No talking, no glamour, no bullshit, just hard work. Respect !

[ritual]

15 year kitchen vet here and watching this kind of stuff is strangely therapeutic. You guys banging out those tickets like no one's business. Awesome work. Thanks for the upload!

[adamchurvis]

That expert with the glasses is a skilled, multitasking, efficient, dragon-slaying conqueror of Vikings! And he's proof-positive that line cooks should share in tips, or have their own tip line on the customer's check. Can I get an "Amen!"?

[omar]

these guys are absolute PROS, and whatever they get paid, it needs to be more. love watching stuff like this

[SoulEternalPeaceWarrior]

Shout out to all the COOKS that make magic happen every single night. This is not easy work at all, takes a lot of endurance & discipline. Always tip these guys well, they deserve every penny!

[aquilafifita]

It's even better when a team has chemistry. Builds trust.

[riflespear]

Not every high functioning kitchen needs to be a bunch of european guys screaming at each other. When you have a good team that knows what they're doing, things can get handled quickly and quietly. Shout out to these guys

[redmuun]

I’m about 2-3 years into kitchen experience and these guys are top notch. It is no easy task maintaining speed and presentation while having a bunch of waiters asking for things and having to do 3x the work for mediocre pay. Cooking experience is the best type of experience young people like myself can have.

[Robe]

Absolutely should be shown to all kids so they see what exactly hard work looks like!! These guys are a well oiled machine! Very impressive to watch!!

[jamesgossens]

Back in the 80s I was these guys. It was great. I love watching people who are good at what they do.

[ratlips]

I think I have just changed my mind about being a cook in a cook line. Here I thought I was pretty good cooking for three or four within the family. but watching this, I think I'll tell them to go into town and order breakfast. Much respect to these guys for how they work especially how they work with each other!

[JC-kjqi]

From a fine dining sous chef id hire guy in glasses in a heartbeat every move mans made had a purpose

[Rickatang]

This looks almost identical to a resort kitchen I worked at in college. Those were some of the coolest hard working dudes I've ever met. Shout out to all the cooks putting in that work every day!

[mikes.]

This guy looking like a plain, chill dude, until it's time to cook and he reveals his true form as some kind of kitchen demigod that cooks a million damn dishes in a row like it's no big deal. Respect. Sincerely.

[ericplatt]

It's controlled chaos. I worked as a short order cook and when the restaurant fills up real quick it's sink or swim. These guys are amazing because they don't blink they just read the slips and rock out. Good job guys and yes they are horribly under payed! God bless!!!!

[wraithstrongopark]

respect!! i see those kitchen towels in action! lol i remember those days, now i have a cushy gig running a little breakfast cafe at a "boutique" hotel. my teenage help wonder why i never use pot holders. i say, "do i look like your grandma? i used to be a real cook!" lol

[josephwood]

Been cooking for 22 years, and wanna know something I love every fuckin minute of it. Every time I see a customer leave fat and happy, it always brings a smile to my face…

[edwinkirkland]

Mad respect for these blessed gentlemen, o was a line cook in the army..from 4am till 3;30OMG HEAT RUSHING EVERYTHING, GOD BLESS YOU GUYS

[traviscranford]

idc what anyone says this guy is a monster at cooking. I know bc I was a cook for years and he's killing it. love the cooking bro

[crazydrummer]

Hell yeah, y’all were busting it out in there. Line cooking is a seriously underrated job.