The Westchester Catering Guide offers a list of caterers in Westchester County. Find a local company that offers catering services for your next event, affair, or corporate meeting in or near the towns of Bedford Hills, Briarcliff Manor, Cortlandt Manor, Croton Falls, Croton-on-Hudson, and Granite Springs.

If you are looking for a beautiful restaurant to cater your next event, select a restaurant with experience in hosting a party. Visit restaurants offering catering in Westchester County. Find a caterer to cater your next event in one of many charming restaurants in: Katonah, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Mount Kisco, New Rochelle, Ossining, Pelham, Pleasantville Rye, Tarrytown, White Plains, and Yorktown Heights.

For a special occasion, party, or event that can be successfully hosted in a restaurant, visit restaurants offering catering in Westchester and ensure your next party is a success. Be sure the restaurant selected can meet all of your needs. Select a caterer that you can trust from a list of restaurants offering catering in Westchester N.Y.

Find Catering Services to help you plan a corporate or private event such as:

Corporate Clients
Corporate Sales Events
Corporate Conferences
Corporate Meetings: breakfast, lunch or dinner

Private Parties
Anniversary Party
Bar Mitzvah
Bat Mitzvah
Christening
Wedding

Catering services often include organizing an entire event; from selecting the table cloth and flowers through to music selection and cuisine choices. The caterer may also be involved in selecting the "theme" of your event. An experienced restaurant offering to cater your next party will present their client with innovative ideas in choice of

• Food selection and presentation (organic food options, kosher food, dairy, etc.)


• Flowers and decoration


• Linens, Dishes, Glasses, and even cutlery


• Photographers (Select a "formal" or "natural setting" for your photographs.)


• Entertainment (Ensure the music is not so loud that your guests experience a hearing loss.)


• Invitations


• Introductions to their Staff


• Additional items that you deem important to the success of your catered affair

If dietary requirements are in play, be sure your caterer can cater a party that accommodates your guests. For example, if you are organic and want to cater an organic meal for your party, be sure your caterer understands this "healthy choice" requirement. Plan a tasting with your caterer to be sure the food meets your requirements.

Your caterer can give you ideas on the types of food appropriate for formal dinner parties to kitchen suppers. If you know your guests require organic or local food options, plan a menu around "healthy food options". Select a restaurant that has excellent references and that you trust to cater your event successfully. Your caterer is also your event planner and may be involved in decorations, flowers, entertainment, cuisine, color scheme, and menu - from appetizer through dessert and types of coffee served.

Once you've decided on who will cater your event and have reserved the date with the catering company, you should be able to set aside any concerns regarding your special occasion and know that your caterer will attend to every detail.

Your caterer should be able to successfully plan and cater your special occasion from beginning to end. Your caterer should be available to address questions about small and large details, including:

Catering Tips

Do you want an "all inclusive caterer" that supplies the venue, cuisine, valet service, flowers, entertainment, and anything else necessary to make your event successful?

Do you want to select your venue and bring in a caterer to coordinate details from tablecloth selection to the final note of music?

Do you want a caterer that can work on a pre-defined budget?

Does your caterer work on a price-per-guest schedule or do they itemize some components of your event such as entertainment, flowers, valet service in addition to the price-per-guest cost?

• Caterer is licensed and insured


• Caterer's Better Business Bureau rating


• Stop by an event in-progress by the company chosen to cater your event.


• Review food options



• Is food prepared on-site? If food is not prepared at the selected venue, how long does the food have to travel?



• Ask about leftover food policy.



• Review your venue by walking the event site from beginning to end.


• How are gratuities decided?


• What is the cancellation policy?