As a preferred and approved catering partner at some of New York's most distinctive venues, we know these spaces inside and out. But our expertise extends far beyond this collection. From landmark destinations and private residences to unconventional spaces, we bring exceptional cuisine and hospitality wherever the occasion takes us.
A selection of exceptional venues where we're proud to be a preferred catering partner.
The Andrew Carnegie Mansion on Museum Mile, Smithsonian grandeur and a walled garden.
Visit website →A dramatic 1920s ironworks, soaring brick, steel, and a greenhouse full of light.
Visit website →A multi-level Williamsburg venue with wraparound skyline rooftops.
Visit website →A landmark Fifth Avenue mansion, old-world ceremony and quiet grandeur.
Photo: Gryffindor / CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons)A landmarked brownstone and secret garden, intimate and downtown.
Visit website →The Payne Whitney house on Fifth Avenue, French cultural grandeur and light.
Visit website →The Fifth Avenue landmark, Astor Hall's marble and the great reading rooms, grand and unmistakably New York.
Visit website →Photo: vincent desjardins / CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)A landmarked Art Nouveau meeting house on Central Park West, soaring and serene.
Visit website →Photo: Jim.henderson (CC0, Wikimedia Commons)A Bucks County farm estate, pastoral, private, and made for a slow celebration.
Visit website →Beyond our preferred partnerships, we've had the pleasure of working in many more exceptional spaces throughout New York and beyond. Here are just a few.
A reflecting-pool garden above Fifth Avenue, in the shadow of St. Patrick's.
Visit website →The restored Domino refinery on the Williamsburg waterfront, raw scale and river light.
Visit website →Photo: Jakub Hałun / CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)A boutique five-acre estate in Amagansett, sunken gardens and a ceremony lawn, the Hamptons at its most intimate.
Visit website →A Tribeca members' club with the ease of a great home, the Grand Room and Garden Room built around two open kitchens.
Visit website →A light-filled studio high in the Starrett-Lehigh building, open floors and sweeping Hudson River views.
A 1920s limestone mansion on the Upper East Side, paneled rooms and a sweeping stair.
Visit website →Photo: Gryffindor / CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons)Our expertise extends well beyond the venues featured here. Off-site catering is what we do, day in and day out. From private homes to unconventional locations and venues across New York and beyond, we're experienced in making extraordinary hospitality happen anywhere!
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