Take the stress out of company Christmas and holiday party planning with buffet catering in Boston. Our experienced, professional staff will create a menu that everyone will enjoy, with a presentation you’ll be proud of.
Buffet catering
Buffet catering for a holiday party lets guests choose their own entrees and set up their own plates. It’s a great way of pleasing a wide variety of tastes.
- You can accommodate vegan, vegetarian, and meat-based diets by choosing your menu items with care;
- A buffet doesn’t have to mean ultra casual, and you can tailor your selections to the type of event;
- Coming up to the buffet is a great chance to mingle and socialize, which is an opportunity for morale building as well as taking in a tasty meal.
Even guests with dietary restrictions can be accommodated, making for an inclusive event. A company holiday party should mean a good time for everyone, and a well thought out buffet can help create the right atmosphere.
Choosing a buffet allows party planners to get creative with menu choices.
Along with sure-fire favorites like meat lasagna, chicken cacciatore with choice of pasta and garlic bread, and meatloaf dinner with mashed potatoes, vegetables, and gravy, you can surprise and delight your guests with unusual delicacies like eggplant rolletini (also called rollatini,) made with thin slices of eggplant that are lightly coated and then rolled up with cheeses and seasonings, and baked.
- A buffet is also a flexible set up, and can accommodate various settings – not just a dedicated buffet table.
- It means we can tailor the buffet set up to your space – within reason of course.
A Christmas or holiday party should be a wonderful occasion for everyone – including the people who take on the task of planning it. A buffet is one sure way of reducing the stress of party planning, and helping make the event a memorable one for everyone.
About Boston
Boston is a city with a character all its own, and one of the oldest in the whole United States. It was founded in 1630, and has grown to become the largest city in Massachusetts, as well as the capital city of the state. Today, it’s a modern city with a rich history, one that can be experienced in many historic sites and attractions, such as the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, or by walking along the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail, dotted with historic sites.
Boston sites like Fenway Park, and the world renowned Harvard University campus, have given the city an international profile, but Boston is, at heart, a city of neighborhoods, each with its own character, from the small business district of Roslindale to the Financial District downtown and the trendy South End to tony Beacon Hill. No matter where you go, great food is part of the picture.