Christmas dinner

Our Process

Please note we are open untill December 22, we ask that ordering  be made 48 hours prior. We make the process of ordering your Christmas dinner simple and elegant for you. Here’s what you should expect.

1. You tell us about your event. Use the Quote Button, Call us or send an email.
2. We will reach out to you for a better understanding of your needs so we can build a quote. And send it back to you for review.
3. You approve the quote.
4. We send you our agreement and deposit information.
5. You sign the agreement and make a deposit.
6. We cater your Christmas dinner party.

Your Christmas catering can be as simple as dropping of your food or as complex as setting up tables, chairs, décor, centerpieces and even provide entertainment.

Save on Christmas catering

Please note we are open untill December 22, we ask that ordering  be made 48 hours prior. We love our customers and want to be fair and transparent. So, here’s how to save on Christmas catering. 

1. Choose disposable dinnerware.
2. Skip the plated full-service dinner and do a buffet instead.
3. Save on cocktail hour – cheese and charcuterie can be pricey – offer some dips such as hummus and fresh pita.
4. Ham is absolutely delicious and a cheaper alternative to turkey.
5. Leftovers often make a great meal the next day.

Frequently asked questions

We’ve been catering Christmas dinners since 1996. Here are a few common questions answered.

Do you have kids’ Christmas party pricing?

We love all of our clients’ children, we can create a custom kids’ menu for your Christmas dinner party.

How are dietary restrictions handled?

This is a common concern today, as many guests may be vegan, gluten-free, or have other dietary restrictions. We can accommodate most food restrictions and will make sure that none of your guests will go home hungry.

Can you help us with unique Christmas cocktail recipes?

Planning on welcoming your guests with a specialty cocktail? Talk to our catering team and we will create a custom cocktail for you to impress your guests and make you the star of your Christmas dinner.