Everything You Need To Know About Atlanta Catering For A Party
by Denzo A. Larman
If you intend to host a major event, how you're going to feed the guests is a big consideration. When people rate parties, things like entertainment, music and food are always at the top of the lists. To make sure that people are truly impressed by your next affair, you have to feed these individuals well. Following is what you need to know as you shop the available choices in Atlanta catering for a party.
It is important for people in your group to have plenty of foods to choose from. Scroll through the menus that local companies maintain to verify that there are a number of choices in side dishes and entrees and that these are prices affordably. Top companies usually have limited menus for catering that include large quantities of various dishes at reasonable prices.
It is additionally important to order items for people in your group who have limited diets, food allergies or other dietary restrictions. Some providers will be able to supply vegan and vegetarian meals upon request. Others will even have a selection of items that are both gluten-free and soy or nut-free as well.
Depending upon the nature of your affair, you can choose from two different types of services. For many parties, the most practical option is a buffet meal. This makes it possible for people to mill about while stopping to get food when they desire it. If you are hosting are refined, sit-down affair, you can order meals plate by plate instead.
Determine how extensive you want these services to be when it comes to delivering the food and setting the meal up. If you do not have a lot of money to spend, think about using a company that will allow you to pick your own meal up. For a large price, some companies will drop everything off and they can also bring waitstaff to serve the meal to all of your guests.
Understand the limitations that have been imposed by your venue rental agreement. You may be renting from a venue that has its own catering services. When this is the case, venue users are often required to either get their food on-site, or to pay an additional fee to work with a third-party service provider.
If you plan on serving alcohol to your guests, check to see what the terms of your venue rental agreement say about this as well. Although your caterer may be able to bring these beverages, you will probably need to get a temporary liquor license of your own. Check to ensure that serving these types of drinks is approved within your rental contract and that you have the right forms of insurance for protecting against liabilities, losses, and damage.
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