Your guests’ faculties of grace and civility would have them excuse you for presenting anything less than spectacular food at your upcoming special event.
But you – the host(ess) with the most(est) – cannot do that. You hate lackluster eats.
Enter Butcher and Bartender: Eden Prairie locals Chris and Stephanie Jack’s gourmet food truck, which materializes wherever food must be special.
“Our specialty cocktail-infused sausages have made a big splash at every wedding, birthday celebration and corporate event they’ve starred at so far,” said Chris. “We flavor those and our burgers with liquors and liqueurs, which vaporize under heat to imbue the ground meat with a zesty, aromatic je ne sais quoi. Goes great with our piping hot beef tallow fries!
“Entertaining is complicated enough without having to worry about the dining part of the equation. That’s one reason why our food truck is so great: it’s a food truck, which can serve any number of people any time, any place, be it an event center, corporate campus, private residence, public park, or brewery. And as two lifelong hospitality professionals, Steph and I know how to make our clients’ lives easier. Just accommodate their every need. It’s that simple!”
Custom charcuterie boards. Personalized arrangements. Specialized cuisine. Butcher and Bartender serves anything your party needs to truly create an impression. “Special requests are nothing special to us,” said Chris. “Our full-blown catering services go above and beyond to deliver precisely whichever experience you envision.
“We’re not in the business of just making sausages and burgers. We’re in the business of making memories; the kinds of lasting impressions that can only arise wherever inspired recipes, skillful cooking, and outstanding service combine. Let us show you why more than a few of our recent clients have vowed never to cook for their own parties again!”
Butcher and Bartender is available to cater private events now and until the end of time. Visit ButcherAndBartender.com to plant the seed of fond memories, as well as to see when and where the food truck will next serve the public.