Northeast Florida’s most prestigious culinary competition returns to the gorgeous TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse in the spring of 2017. Once again, eight of the city’s top chefs (four per team) gather to cook and compete, all to the delight of a hungry audience.

Seating Note: Seating is assigned by table. When you go to select your seats, you'll note you have a table number and a seat number. You are NOT guaranteed your seat number, but you are guaranteed your table number.

If you have any questions, please contact Mandy at [email protected] or 904-389-3622.

Northeast Florida’s most prestigious culinary competition returns to the gorgeous TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse in the spring of 2017. Once again, eight of the city’s top chefs (four per team) will gather to cook and compete, all to the delight of a hungry audience.

Plans are well underway for the Great Chefs of Jacksonville VII, March 9, 2017 from 6-9 PM.

We're excited to announce Bruce Hamilton of WJXT4 as our emcee for the evening. Bruce is co-anchor of "The Morning Show" on WJXT-TV 4 in Jacksonville, Florida.

Team City participants are chef Michael Mckinney from Orsay, chef Waylon Rivers from Black Sheep, chef Sam Efron from Taverna and chef Scotty Schwartz from Bullbriar.

Team Beaches participants are chef Justin Schreiber from Mezza, chef Jay Mendoza from One Ocean, chef Joshua Agan from Coop 303 and chef Alex Ottusch from Nineteen.

Only 160 tickets will be offered for 2017. Tickets are $175 per person, with proceeds benefiting a local non-profit.

For the 2016 dinner winners and a full recap of the 2016 event, click here.

Team City (from left to right): chef Scotty Schwartz from Bullbriar, chef Michael Mckinney from Orsay, chef Waylon Rivers from Black Sheep and chef Sam Efron from Taverna.

Team Beaches (from left to right): chef Jay Mendoza from One Ocean, chef Joshua Agan from Coop 303, chef Justin Schreiber from Mezza and chef Alex Ottusch from Nineteen.

The wines for the evening is provided by Foley Family Wines.

This year's beneficiary is Baptist Neurological Institute.

The Baptist Neurological Institute and Baptist Stroke & Cerebrovascular Center leds the northeast region for new minimally invasive treatment of the brain and clinical trials.

From left, Ricardo Hanel, MD, PhD, neurovascular surgeon and director of the Baptist Neurological Institute; Eric Sauvageau, MD, neurovascular surgeon and director of the Stroke & Cerebrovascular Center at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville and Nima Aghaebrahim, MD, interventional neurologist.