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bbq catering- recommendations? ave cost?

Jessa3Jessa3
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in Connecticut
Planning to do BBQ and hoping for recommendations w real experience. Right now between Planet BBQ and Sweet Relief. Does anyone know be price per head, without alcohol?

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Re: bbq catering- recommendations? ave cost?

  • akulajiakulaji
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    What area of the state are you looking in?

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  • Jessa3Jessa3
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    Our venue is booked--Lighthouse Pt Park, so New Haven area. 
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  • MichelleBee773MichelleBee773 member
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    We are doing a BBQ type theme for our menu and using Emily's Catering out of Bristol. His food is AMAZING. We are offering our guests beef brisket, pulled pork, mini crocks on mac and cheese, corn bread, and family-style veggies. I would definitely contact Rick at Emily's Catering and meet with him. We are paying around $100 a person, but that includes EVERYTHING from gratuity to open bar for 5 hours (beer, wine, and a signature drink).
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  • Jessa3Jessa3
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_connecticut_bbq-catering-recommendations-ave-cost?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:65Discussion:37adfff2-9ba3-4bb2-9cb8-52290e138788Post:e0276fa4-baa6-4e67-aa7e-70d9aa39d634">Re: bbq catering- recommendations? ave cost?</a>:
    [QUOTE]We are doing a BBQ type theme for our menu and using Emily's Catering out of Bristol. His food is AMAZING. We are offering our guests beef brisket, pulled pork, mini crocks on mac and cheese, corn bread, and family-style veggies. I would definitely contact Rick at Emily's Catering and meet with him. We are paying around $100 a person, but that includes EVERYTHING from gratuity to open bar for 5 hours (beer, wine, and a signature drink).
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    Oooo, thanks for the suggestion!  Do you know if they grill the stuff on-site?  LPP doesn't have a kitchen or even running water, so it becomes slighty more complicated.
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