Although hosting a theme wedding can be lots of fun, certain themes can considerably limit the options of what you can serve. When you have an obscure theme that needs delicious food to match, rest assured that we’re always up to the challenge.
Did you know that ancient Roman cook-caterers were highly-sought after and highly paid professionals? Philosophers, physicians, gourmets, and cooks all wrote cookbooks from the 5th century BC for their individual professional instruction. Unfortunately, few of the recipes survived over the centuries since then.
Carne asada tacos are considered the most classic of all tacos. Traditional asada tacos feature meat grilled over mesquite coals. The meat is thinly sliced and served topped with salsa, onion, guacamole and a lime wedge.
If you’re planning an event geared primarily for children, many of the standard catering options may be a bit too fancy for their tastebuds. When you want to ensure that the kids have food they won’t turn their noses up at, we’re always happy to help.
If you choose to let your guests help themselves, we can arrange to have the food delivered at the time you specify and be gone before everyone arrives. If the food is good, we will not be too upset if you want to claim it as your own – just remember us the next time. Buon appetito.
Tacos were introduced in the United States in the early 1900s but really grew in popularity with each coming decade. And once the hard shell taco was invented in 1947, tacos became an American staple food, comparable to macaroni and cheese or meatloaf.
Hiring a catering service gives you freedom to choose from a variety of menus and cuisines. All you need to do is choose the menu and sit back and enjoy your event as the catering team covers everything from the set up, serving of food and clear up.
Luciano Pavarotti, who was almost as great an eater as he was a singer, said, "One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating."
Seeking a classic menu for your next catered event? In 1793, Julien’s Restorator featured cuisine that represented standard fare in 18th century America. The menu included bacon, beef, broth, oysters, pastry, poultry and green turtle soup plus coffee, cordials, and wine.
We recognize that corporate events held on a massive scale can make it difficult to know exactly how much food you’ll need on hand. Working with a skilled corporate caterer can allow you to pull from their expertise regarding order size.
Did you know the average Italian eats around 66 pounds of pasta a year? Now that many people can’t be wrong! See our menu for a succulent selection of pasta dishes and join the celebration.
While there are many different variations of soft tacos, the oldest and most classic are made with soft white corn tortillas. The tortillas are either griddled on a comal until lightly charred or steamed until soft.
By hiring corporate event caterers to handle your upcoming business event, you're showing current and prospective customers that details, perfectionism, and professionalism are important. It sends the message and strikes a chord that your business mirrors that image of professionalism and perfectionism.
Did you know that the term “tiramisu” means “pick me up” or an “energy booster?” Traditional tiramisu is a pudding-like dessert that consists of ladyfingers dipped in a liqueur and then layered with grated chocolate and rich custard.
Chopped onion and fresh cilantro are two of the most popular garnishes used in tacos both in Mexico and across America. Add some salsa and either meat or fish and you have a delicious meal ready to go.
When having an event catered, timing and coordination are vital to a successful celebration. We will discuss with you our arrival window so we can be set up in time for your guests. If it is a large event, a site visit before delivery is recommended, so we can understand the logistics of the location.
It’s difficult to trace the history of tacos, but we know they were popular in Mexico City by 1901. How? Olive Percival mentions them in her book on the city, noting that on the street she passed “a young man of about fifteen, eating a taco.”
Corporate catering is not just for business meetings. Consider fundraisers, special speaking events, training sessions, boxed lunch working meetings, networking events, and team-building exercises, to name just some of the business affairs that benefit from corporate catering.
If you're hosting athletes at your banquet, you may want to consider their nutritional requirements beforehand. Athletes have to be at their best before a game so throwing them off their diets is definitely a bad idea.
The tarantella is a popular folk dance from Southern Italy. It is an upbeat dance performed in 6/8 time and accompanied by tambourines. According to legend, the dance was developed as a cure for the bite of a poisonous tarantula.
When it comes to corporate catering, Italian and Mexican food beat out Southern, Asian, and Mediterranean dishes in terms of popularity. Pizza and pasta are a staple in many business lunches, and so are tacos and burritos.
While we try to accommodate everyone, we recommend placing an order as soon as you know the date(s) of the event you would like us to cater. Once we have you on the calendar, we will take care of you!
Planning the food for your next family reunion may be quite a challenge because of everyone’s eating preferences. Let’s talk about how we can ensure that even the pickiest eaters in the family will still be able to get something to eat.
If you’ve never had to plan an event for your company like this one before, you may be unsure how best to handle the catering aspect. We’re always here to walk you through your options and help you decide whether a buffet is the right choice for your event.
Asiago is a mild, tangy cheese that originates from the Veneto and Fruili-Venezia regions of Northern Italy. With this type of cheese, the more it is aged, the more sharp and tangy it becomes.
Planning a fundraiser for a local charity? Nothing will get the guests in more of a giving mood than choosing a catering menu that matches the decor and the charity. For example, a selection of different soups for a homeless shelter, or Italian food for a local opera company.
When planning an event, know your target audience and which goals you want to achieve with the meeting, dinner, or party. This is the first step in determining what type of venue, event format, and atmosphere you and your caterer will work to create.
