Rhona began her culinary training in Paris Michelin-starred kitchens. She taught cuisine and pastry at the French Culinary Institute in New York where she started the pastry program. Rhona became one of the first woman executive pastry chefs when she worked at the Lespinasse restaurant in the Saint Regis hotel. Her love to teach and write led her to translate a dozen authoritative books on pastry, bread, and cuisine. Living in Paris the past 18 years, Rhona is constantly exploring its many culinary offerings. She is presently putting finishing touches on a pastry book with a focus on understanding the basics.

Frank earned his B.A. in Art History from U.C. Berkeley in 2008. His interest in art education led him to work in various museums in California including the deYoung Museum of San Francisco. After moving to Paris in 2012 he started a small cake pop-up project called, Cake Boy Paris, providing American style cakes to a few select cafes throughout the city. His passion for pastry makes him an ideal guide to share the sweet side of the City of Light.

Born and raised in Paris, David graduated in languages and international trades and worked at the information bank of the Louvre museum before embracing his lifelong passion for food and wine by managing various gastronomical establishments, including two Michelin-starred restaurants. He then completed his formation by getting his sommelier diploma. Well-acquainted and up to date with his hometown's effervescent food scene, David enjoys sharing his love with French culinary traditions by bringing visitors to his favorite spots and putting them in complete immersion to see through the eyes of a Parisien.