CATERING POLICY Sample Clauses
A Catering Policy clause outlines the rules and requirements regarding the provision of food and beverages at an event or within a facility. It typically specifies whether catering services must be provided by approved vendors, any restrictions on outside food, and standards for food safety and service. This clause ensures that all parties understand the expectations for catering, helps maintain quality and safety standards, and can prevent disputes over food service arrangements.
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CATERING POLICY. THIS CONTRACT DOES NOT INCLUDE CATERING CHARGES
CATERING POLICY. All Group-affiliated food and beverage functions including meals must be provided by the PHC Catering Services, Chartwells (801-581-7256).
CATERING POLICY. Temple Isaiah's kitchen observes Biblical Kashrut. This means that no function at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, whether communal or private, may serve:
CATERING POLICY. Any caterer may be contracted to provide menu options for meetings and events. Upon request, the Events Team can provide a list of caterers who have frequently catered at BBB. Once a caterer is selected, the client agrees to inform BBB of the name and contact information for the caterer. Business must be on site to accept catering delivery. Arrangements should be made for caterers to pick up any equipment or extra food upon completion of the scheduled event. If needed, please schedule extra time prior to your meeting for catering delivery/setup and after your meeting for cleanup. Any caterer needs beyond drop-off/pick-up must be arranged with the Events Team at least two weeks prior to the event, including: prep area, cooking on-site, and parking of vehicle. Alcohol may be served at BBB under special conditions, only with prior approval from the Events Team, and must be served by a licensed bartender. A copy of the bartender's license is also required.
CATERING POLICY a. At functions in which food and beverages are being served, only the services of a Caterer from the current Preferred Caterers List of the Temple may be employed, or Host may be subject to $1,000 fee. All Caterers must meet the following insurance requirements:
i. General Liability - $1 million;
ii. Umbrella Liability - $1 million;
CATERING POLICY. The BCCK has exclusive rights for the provision of all catering. A full range of catering services is available including breakfasts, brunches, lunches, cocktail parties, dinners, banquets, themed parties and special events. The Culinary Operation department can customize a menu to suit your theme requirements. Our professional and willing catering team is equipped to consult and advise on any of your catering requirements.
CATERING POLICY. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ observes Biblical Kashrut. This means that no function at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇,whether communal or private, may serve:
CATERING POLICY a. All Caterers must meet the following insurance requirements:
i. General Liability - $1 million;
ii. Umbrella Liability - $1 million;
iii. Crime Insurance - $100,000 per occurrence;
CATERING POLICY. Any caterer may be contracted to provide menu options for meetings and events. Upon request, the Events Team can provide a list of caterers who have frequently catered at BBB. Client must be on site to accept catering delivery. Arrangements should be made for caterers to pick up any equipment or extra food upon completion of the scheduled event. If needed, please schedule extra time prior to your meeting for catering delivery/setup and after your meeting for cleanup. Any caterer needs beyond drop-off/pick-up must be arranged with the Events Team at least two weeks prior to the event, including: prep area, cooking on-site, and parking of vehicle. Alcohol may be served at BBB under special conditions, only with prior approval from the Events Team, and must be served by a licensed bartender. A copy of the bartender's license is required.
CATERING POLICY a. Caterer must be selected from the Temple Solel approved panel of caterers if the use of the temple kitchen is required. All Caterers must meet the following insurance requirements:
i. General Liability - $1 million;
ii. Umbrella Liability - $1 million;