Caterers for kosher breakfast in New York
Hi, we're planning a large kosher breakfast in the city and were wondering what the difference is between the various caterers, Foremost, Main Event, Josh's Place, Prestige, Mark David, etc. We'll be having omelets, bagels, smoked salmon, etc.
Other than the chefs for the omelets, I can't imagine that there is much of a difference between the different companies since none of them are actually making the bagels, pastries, cream cheese, etc.
Any thoughts or advice?
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re: Maven123
Hi thanks for the suggestion but I’m sure all these places are good. Some change 20 a head some charge 15. Some change for drinks some include it. What I’m trying to figure out is other then price for something like a breakfast as opposed to a dinner how much that the quality really differ since they are primary serving food they did not bake anyway.
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re: NYCMark
it depends where they get the food, how fresh it is, how the food is presented.
also depends on how many servers are included in the price. will tables be cleared constantly? coffee and orange juiced frequently refreshed? china or disposable platters and plates? sit down or buffet? will coffee and juice be served at tables? platters of pastries on tables? all these things make a difference in price....
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re: NYCMark
I have eaten from all of the above. Seems to me that Main Event does a very fine standard bris-type menu, Mark david and Foremost are the highest quality, and Josh's Place the least conventional and most likely to come up with something original. Mark David will do better props and table decor than anyone else. The only breakfast that was really outstanding that I have been to in recent years was catered by Oury from Brooklyn in tavern on the Green, and i believe he has subsequently lost his hashgocho but at the time he had OK (chalav Yisrael) and originality of menu and display of French cheeses and parisienne pastries was amazing! I think Mark david and Josh's Place might be more open than the otehrs to original requests...
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