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Catering

Not cooking — logistics, counting and precision.

Catering is not a kitchen problem. Anyone reading this can cook for a hundred and forty. The job is knowing that it is a hundred and forty, that twelve of them are vegan, that three cannot have gluten — and that the soup needs a hundred plates, a hundred spoons, two heaters and enough ladles.

  • The final count changes three times in the last week and each change is a different phone call.
  • Allergies arrive as 'oh, and Marija doesn't eat dairy', by text, the night before.
  • The van leaves and someone notices on site that the ladles stayed behind.
  • The wedding enquiry that arrived Sunday gets a quote on Wednesday, and the couple has moved on.

Where most catering start

Nothing here is sold off a shelf. Before anything is switched on we sit down with your venue and say plainly what is ready today and what we would have to build for you — that conversation costs nothing and takes fifteen minutes.

Fifteen minutes, no slides.

Tell us how your place actually runs — covers, staff, what eats the evening — and we will name the two things worth starting with.

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