Yielding unmatched flavors, each one of our chefs brings unique elements to the table. Collectively, we produce what is the LOCAL420 brand. Meet some of our chefs:

Agent Skunk

After engineering the jet pack prototype for Disney’s 1991 adventure film “The Rocketeer”, Agent Skunk has emerged as a hover craft enthusiast. Currently her collection extends to over seventeen variations of floaters, each named after one of her many signature dance moves. Within her bag of tricks, her most recognized project is now featured on Orbitz travel commercials. Remember to buckle up and enjoy her turbulence. 

Rocket

The artist formally known as Cotton-Eyed-John has long been removed from his 70’s mustache days, but that hasn’t slowed him down a bit. When not moonwalking up Mt. Washington, you may find Rocket down long beach perfecting his skim board technique. As the main subject in Warren Zevon’s hit “Excitable Boy” no warranty is necessary for this well oiled machine. At our helm, Rocket keeps our life preservers inflated and our helmets tight. Our recommendation upon encountering the Rocket, proceed with caution.

Spacemon

Breast fed by sea monkey’s until the tender age of 15, through his youth Spacemon averted the consumption of genetic growth hormones found in common cow milk. Due to past space exploration, gravity is no longer part of his vocabulary. One future plan consists of undermining the 2012 galactic alignment through the innate skill of pinata painting. Look for Spacemon in a field near you as he attempts to get cows off corn and back on the grass.

Low Rego

Part Jewish thug, part Mexican taxi cab driver, Lowrego brings our vision out west to the beautiful coasts of California. Because he voluntarily walked from New York City, he stocked up on a warehouse worth of Nikes, just check his closet. Post retirement, LowRego married Lucy Lawless after conceiving 18 children, of which 16 bear no resemblance to him. It’s almost a guarantee you’ll find them cruisin’ the streets of Pacific Beach in their street legal family golf cart. However, don’t look for irons strapped to the back, this driver only carries turf in his bag.