From one chef and a single kitchen to a family of brands nourishing Cayman every day.

Founded in 2002 by Caymanian chef Sean Collins, Mise en Place began with a mission to serve fresh, thoughtful food to the Cayman community. Two decades later, that mission lives on through a growing family of brands that continue to set the bar for local flavour, quality and sustainability.

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What we stand for.

At Mise en Place & Co., our values shape every dish we serve.

From pioneering school lunches to New York-style pizza, freshly baked bread, and ready-made meals—we’re nourishing Cayman, every day.

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Sustainability

We reduce waste, source responsibily, and use eco-friendly packaging across our brands.

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Local First

Proudly Caymanian, we prioritise locally made and locally sourced wherever possible.

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Whole Ingredients

We believe in real food: nutritious, balanced, and free from additives or preservatives.

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Community

From school lunches to island celebrations, we’re committed to nourishing Cayman in every way.

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Quality & Care

Whether executing an event or serving school lunches, we lead with flavour and finish with finesse.

From our kitchen to a community table.

2002

Mise en Place founded by Sean Collins.

It stared with a simple goal: to bring thoughtful, high-quality food to the Cayman community.

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2005

Gino’s Pizzeria opens.

A neighbourhood favourite is born, introducing New York-style pizza with a Caymanian spirit.

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2006

First school catering contract secured.

Our mission expands to the next generation, delivering nutritious, balanced meals to Cayman’s students.

Two people preparing plates of food in a commercial kitchen. The woman in the foreground is smiling and serving food onto white disposable trays, while the man in the background is also working. The trays contain tacos or similar dishes.

2013

The Bake Shop launches.

Crafted with care and simple ingredients, our wholesale bakery begins supplying fresh bread across the island.

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2014

The Barista Café starts serving.

Our first corporate café opens its doors, bringing barista-crafted drinks, fresh breakfasts, and wholesome lunches to workplaces and communities across Cayman.

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2018

Boxed launches as Cayman’s first local frozen meal brand.

We reimagined convenience with Cayman-made frozen meals—freshly prepared, responsibly packaged, ready to enjoy.

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2020

Yum Cayman app launches for easy school meal orders.

Designed for busy families, the Yum app brings healthier choices to school lunches—just a few taps away.

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2025

Mise en Place & Co. is born.

A shared identity unities our brands under one name—rooted in care, community and a committment to local.

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Nourishing Cayman, every day