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Open Bar Sample Clauses

Open BarThe renter is responsible for payment for all wine opened during the event. The renter may choose a specific list or allow all wines to be ordered by guests. The renter will be charged for any opened bottles. Payment will be taken at the end of the event time with the held card or cash. Drink Station: The most popular option! The renter purchases a set number of bottles for their guests to serve themselves. Guests have the option to purchase different/additional wine by the glass or bottle if they choose. The renter is responsible for payment for only the bottles they order for the drink station. Large wine chiller available upon request. Ice not provided for use in chiller. Federal Law permits no one under the age of 21 to consume or purchase alcoholic beverages. Valid state or government issued IDs may be required of guests before service can be provided. Renter Initial: Clean Up: Renter Initial:
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Open BarThe renter is responsible for payment for all wine opened during the event. The renter may choose a specific list or allow all wines to be ordered by guests. The renter will be charged for any opened bottles. Payment will be taken at the end of the event time with the held card or cash. Drink Station: The most popular option! The renter purchases a number of bottles for their guests to serve themselves. Guests have the option to purchase different/additional wine by the glass or bottle if they choose. The renter is responsible for payment for only the bottles they order for the drink station. Large wine chiller available upon request. Federal Law permits no one under the age of 21 to consume or purchase alcoholic beverages. Valid state or government issued IDs may be required of guests before service can be provided. Renter Initial: Clean Up: Renter Initial:
Open Bar. A bar at a special function at which the drinks have been prepaid for by the host.
Open BarNo limitations. Your guests may order alcoholic beverage of their choice. CASH BAR: Host is not paying for any alcoholic beverage. Guests may order alcohol but must pay for their own. LIMITED BAR: Your guests may order preselected alcoholic beverage (beer and wine only). PREDETERMINED BAR: Host may select to run a bar tab with predetermined dollar amount. NO BAR: Host does not want guests drinking alcohol. RF will provide additional tables such as a cake table, gift table, and a sign in table if needed at no charge. If guests wish to have skirting on such tables, they must do so on their own. RF does not provide table skirting. Decorating is at the discretion of the guests. RF does not provide decorations or decorate the room. A three-hour allotted time before an event may be used for decorating. On occasion, RF may allow decorating of the room earlier than three hours or perhaps the day before only if RF does not have a scheduled event. Section 1  Grilled Entrées Price Per Person Small Grilled Chicken (1 Breast) $22 Grilled Chicken (2 Breast) $25 Hamburger Steak with Mushroom and Onion Gravy $23 Grilled Catfish (2 filets) $26 Grilled Shrimp (12) $28 Crab Cakes (3) $30 8 oz Ribeye $30 12 oz ribeye $36 Grilled Tuna $34 Section 2  Fried Entrées Fried Catfish (8 oz, approximately 6 strips) $25 Fried Shrimp (12) $28 Eggplant Xxxxxxxxxx (Fried eggplant medallions topped with crabmeat Bechamel sauce. $29 Catfish Acadian (Fried catfish topped with crawfish etouffee. Served with white rice. $30 ½ Fried Shrimp ½ Crawfish Etouffee $33 Section 3  Other Entrées Shrimp Xxxxxx (Angel hair pasta and Bechamel sauce topped with grilled shrimp $28 Shrimp and Crab Cake Xxxxxx (Angel hair pasta and Bechamel sauce topped with grilled shrimp $31 Crawfish Etouffee $32  Pick Two Sides Green Salad Cabbage and Tasso Smothered Corn Mashed Potatoes Corn Grits Sweet Potato Mash Steamed Vegetable Medley Steamed Green Beans  Pick one Pasta Entrée $25 Crawfish Fettuccine (with bow tie pasta) Chicken Fettuccine (with bow tie pasta) Shrimp Fettuccine (with bow tie pasta)  Pick one Fried Entrée Fried Catfish Fried Shrimp ½ pan Fried Catfish ½ Fried Shrimp Fried Stuffed Seafood Boullettes  Pick two Sides Green Salad Cabbage and Tasso Smothered Corn Mashed Potatoes Corn Grits Sweet Potato Mash Steamed Vegetable Medley Steamed Green Beans $15 per person Sandwiches ½ tray Full tray Total Chicken Salad $45 $80 Ham $45 $80 Turkey $45 $80 Roast Beef $45 $80 Trays Vegetable $40 $85 Vegetab...
Open Bar. 1 barmaid per one hundred (100) people. When there are more than seventy- five (75) people, the Company shall assign a bartender.
Open BarThe renter is responsible for payment for all wine opened during the event. The renter may choose a specific list or allow all wines to be ordered by guests. The renter will be charged for any opened bottles. Payment will be taken at the end of the event time with the held card or cash.
Open Bar. All guests will be served at the bartender’s discretion. A 20% gratuity will be added to the bill. The bill will be paid by the person named on the rental agreement at the conclusion of the event. A hand stamp or wristband can be used if you wish to make sure only your guests (and not the general public) are being served.
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Open BarThe renter is responsible for payment for all wine opened during the event. Any or specified types can be opened. The renter will be charged for any opened bottles. Payment will be taken at the end of the evening. A credit card is required to be kept on file for all private events. In the event a tab is not paid at the end of the evening, it will be charged to this card. Federal Law permits no one under the age of 21 to consume or purchase alcoholic beverages. Valid state or government issued IDs may be required of guests before service can be provided. Clean Up: Winery Staff:

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