Pick the menu
Explore the three main BBQ menus or the separate street-food selection. Note the dishes you like, whether this is the main meal and any sides or desserts you want to discuss.
A clear process
Good catering plans make the food, the venue and the timetable work together. Here is what to prepare and agree.
Explore the three main BBQ menus or the separate street-food selection. Note the dishes you like, whether this is the main meal and any sides or desserts you want to discuss.
Prepare the date, event location, guest numbers and serving time. Count vegetarian and vegan portions separately and include any venue restrictions or access issues.
Check what is included: the selected food, staffing, travel, equipment, service arrangements and charges. Confirm booking, payment and cancellation terms before making a commitment.
Check cooking permission, unloading, setup times, utilities and the serving area. Agree any bad-weather arrangements. Share changes promptly so the plan can be reviewed.
Confirm the final menu, guest numbers, serving time and expressly agreed intolerance arrangements by the deadline in your booking documents. Keep the latest agreed details together.

Build a timetable around the service you want and the venue access you have, with confirmed responsibilities.
Decide how guests will reach their meal, then ask the venue and caterer to confirm the practical service plan.
Use these questions to establish whether your Peterborough venue can support the BBQ arrangement you want.
Make a clear plan
Choose a menu, estimate your guests and check the venue arrangements.
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