FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes, a $500 deposit is required to reserve our services. We only take 2 events per day. Your deposit is non-refundable, but is credited towards your final balance. We do not hold dates without a deposit.
Yes, we can! Rental price will be based on what you need and how far away your event is. There are additional fees for set-up and tear down. We are happy to give you a quote based on your needs. We rent through several different companies depending on the location of your event and what you are looking for.
Yes, we do! There is usually a small fee to cover additional gas and labor for our staff to travel, but just email us your venue location and we can tell you how much.
We wear all black, usually pants and polo shirts with aprons. Occasionally on hot days or at outdoor venues we will wear shorts or a skirt to keep cool.
Yes! The cost is $50 per hour (minimum 6 hours) for each bartender, + $200 liquor liability insurance, and a $50 Bar Consult Fee with our Bar Manager. You are required to have everything at the bar station prior to the bartender arriving for set up. We are not licensed to sell drinks.
Yes! If you don't see it, just ask. We have hundreds of recipes...so many we can't put them all on the website.
We are not a certified gluten free kitchen, but we can easily create a menu that omits gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, or whatever your allergy concerns are.
We require a guest count 2 weeks prior to your wedding or large event. If it is a small event during the winter or spring, we need 7 days. A timeline, floorplan and final menu and drink decisions also need to be finalized at this time as well.
Yes, we do! Let us know that you are interested in scheduling a tasting and we will let you know what days and times we have available. This is also a great time to go over questions and estimates. We provide 2 items of your choice at no charge.
Final payment is due the day of your event upon our arrival. We will send you a final invoice after we receive your guest count and timeline, and you can either pay it online then ( there is a 3% online processing fee this way) or you can pay with a check, money order or cash on the day of. ( and omit the 3% fee)