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Crowne-Plaza-Moncton-6340074907 BANQUET & WEDDING MENU General Info Breakfasts Breaks Lunches Dinners Hors d’oeuvres Beverages Catering Info BANQUET GENERAL INFORMATION GUEST PACKAGES AUDIO VISUAL DECORATIONS Packages shipped to the hotel are requested to arrive The Crowne Plaza Moncton’s preferred supplier is The Crowne Plaza Moncton’s preferred supplier is no earlier than three days prior to the event or Freeman Audio Visual. The hotel will advise guidelines Unico Décor. The hotel will advise guidelines regarding guest arrival. Packages must include the following regarding equipment provided by other audio visual decorations provided by other decorating providers. information: guest’s name, meeting name and event providers. Charges will apply. Arrangements can be Charges will apply. Arrangements can be made with the date. Return shipping is the responsibility of the guest, made with the Crowne Meetings Director or with Crowne Meetings Director or with Unico Décor directly. or arrangements can be made through our Crowne Freeman Audio Visual directly. www.unicodecor.com • Direct: 506-382-0674 Meetings Director or Banquet Manager. A $25.00 per day www.freemanav-ca.com charge will be applied to any packages arriving more Direct: 506-854-6340 ext. 2222 OPTIONAL - TRADE SHOWS than three days prior to your event. Fax: 506-452-0805 The Crowne Meetings Director can recommend or [email protected] make arrangements with a show dresser for your trade show needs. CROWNE PLAZA MONCTON - DOWNTOWN / CENTREVILLE 1005 Main Street, Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 1G9 1 1.866.854.4656 | www.cpmoncton.com BANQUET & WEDDING MENU General Info Breakfasts Breaks Lunches Dinners Hors d’oeuvres Beverages Catering Info PLATED BREAKFASTS All plated breakfasts include chilled fruit juices, freshly brewed tea and coffee. BUTTERMILK PANCAKES $17.95 QUICHE $17.95 • Five pancakes topped with • Farm fresh eggs and Cheddar New Brunswick maple syrup in a flaky pastry crust with your choice of: and caramelized apple cinnamon butter • Sautéed mushrooms and asparagus • Breakfast sausage or bacon (your choice) or broccoli and tomato • Fruit filled Danish • Breakfast sausage or bacon (your choice) • Home fried potatoes and fresh fruit garnish TRADITIONAL BREAKFAST $17.95 • Two farm fresh scrambled eggs SMOKED SALMON BAGEL $22.95 • Breakfast sausage or bacon (your choice) • Cold smoked New Brunswick salmon • Home fried potatoes on a toasted bagel with spinach, cucumber, red onion, capers, dill and chive cream cheese • Freshly baked butter croissant and sliced tropical fruit • Home fried potatoes and fresh fruit garnish CROWNE PLAZA MONCTON - DOWNTOWN / CENTREVILLE All prices are per person, plus 15% gratuity and applicable tax. 1005 Main Street, Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 1G9 Pricing is a reference only and is subject to change due to availability. 2 1.866.854.4656 | www.cpmoncton.com Pricing is guaranteed 30 days prior to your event. BANQUET & WEDDING MENU General Info Breakfasts Breaks Lunches Dinners Hors d’oeuvres Beverages Catering Info BREAKFAST BUFFETS All buffet breakfasts include chilled fruit juices and freshly MARITIME $19.95 BREAKFAST BUFFET ENHANCEMENTS brewed tea and coffee. A minimum of 20 people are All breakfast buffet enhancements are priced per person. required for hot breakfast buffets. Should your numbers • Farm fresh scrambled eggs with chives fall below 20 people, you will be charged for the minimum • Crisp center cut bacon Whole fruit ................................................................................ $2.25 required. • Fried bologna Buttermilk pancakes with maple syrup (2 per person) .. $3.00 • Home fried potatoes Toasted bagels with cream cheese ................................ $3.25 CONTINENTAL $14.95 • Newfoundland salt cod fish cakes Newfoundland salt cod fish cakes .................................. $3.50 • Pancakes with maple syrup • Assorted muffins, mini Danishes and butter croissants Fresh fruit salad ...................................................................... $3.75 • Freshly sliced tropical fruits and seasonal berries • Selection of dried cereals and milk Fresh sliced tropical fruit .................................................... $5.95 • House-made granola with dried fruit, • Blueberry muffins and butter croissants Quiche with broccoli and Cheddar ................................ $6.95 mixed nuts and shaved coconut • Whole fresh fruit Omelet action station with Chef (max. 100 people) ....... $7.95 • Individual fruit yogurts • Toaster station with white and whole wheat bread • Toaster station with white and whole wheat bread • Assorted fruit jams, honey and peanut butter • Assorted fruit jams, honey and peanut butter FULL BREAKFAST BUFFET $18.95 • Farm fresh scrambled eggs with chives • Crisp center cut bacon • Breakfast sausages • Home fried potatoes • Tropical fruit salad • Assorted muffins, mini Danishes and butter croissants • Selection of dried cereals and milk • Toaster station with white and whole wheat bread • Assorted fruit jams, honey and peanut butter CROWNE PLAZA MONCTON - DOWNTOWN / CENTREVILLE All prices are per person, plus 15% gratuity and applicable tax. 1005 Main Street, Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 1G9 Pricing is a reference only and is subject to change due to availability. 3 1.866.854.4656 | www.cpmoncton.com Pricing is guaranteed 30 days prior to your event. BANQUET & WEDDING MENU General Info Breakfasts Breaks Lunches Dinners Hors d’oeuvres Beverages Catering Info THEMED BREAKS THE SPEEDY BREAK $9.95 BREAK ENHANCEMENTS ITEMS PRICED PER PERSON • Freshly baked muffins Per piece Per Dozen Whole fresh seasonal fruit ................................................. $2.25 • House baked cookies Fruit filled Danishes ......................................$2.25 .........$24.00 Individual yogurts ................................................................. $1.95 • Fruit filled cereal bars Freshly baked muffins .................................$2.25 .........$24.00 Individual granola bars ....................................................... $2.75 • Freshly brewed coffee and tea Butter croissants ............................................$2.25 .........$24.00 Brownies (gluten free) ......................................................... $3.95 Chocolate croissants ....................................$2.25 .........$24.00 Individual bags of potato chips ....................................... $2.50 THE MUNCHIES BREAK $9.95 Cinnamon buns ..............................................$2.25 .........$24.00 Vegetable crudités with buttermilk dill dip ................ $5.95 • House baked cookies Mini cupcakes (2 per person) ...................$2.25 .........$24.00 Tortilla chips with • Dessert squares Gourmet cookies ...........................................$2.25 .........$24.00 layered nacho cream cheese dip .................................... $5.95 • Individual bags of potato chips Dessert squares ..............................................$2.75 .........$30.00 Tropical fruit kabobs with spiced honey ...................... $6.95 • Freshly brewed coffee and tea Individual ice cream bars ...........................$5.25 .........$57.00 Fresh sliced tropical fruit with dip .................................. $5.95 Assorted pastries .................................................................$24.75 International cheese board with savoury crackers, THE HEALTHY CHOICE $12.95 sliced baguette and fresh grapes.................................... $7.95 • Fruit filled cereal bars • Assorted yogurts BEVERAGES • Sliced tropical fruit and seasonal berries Assorted soft drinks .............................................................. $2.75 • Freshly brewed coffee and tea Fruit juices: orange, apple, cranberry ............................ $2.75 Bottled water ........................................................................... $2.75 BUILD YOUR OWN PARFAIT $13.95 Bottled sparkling water....................................................... $3.25 • Fresh diced tropical fruit and berries Freshly brewed tea and coffee ......................................... $2.75 • Yogurt and house-made mousse Milk: skim, 2%, chocolate (2 liters) ................................$14.75 • Crunchy granola with mixed nuts and shaved coconut • Freshly brewed coffee and tea CROWNE PLAZA MONCTON - DOWNTOWN / CENTREVILLE All prices are per person, plus 15% gratuity and applicable tax. 1005 Main Street, Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 1G9 Pricing is a reference only and is subject to change due to availability. 4 1.866.854.4656 | www.cpmoncton.com Pricing is guaranteed 30 days prior to your event. BANQUET & WEDDING MENU General Info Breakfasts Breaks Lunches Dinners Hors d’oeuvres Beverages Catering Info PLATED LUNCH SELECTION All plated lunches include freshly brewed tea and coffee, Greek Leaf Salad Lasagna $21.95 organic dinner rolls, and your choice of one of the following Baby spinach, romaine, tomatoes, cucumber, Meat and three cheese lasagna served with appetizers. A surcharge of $10.95 per person will apply Kalamata olives and feta cheese with a citrus freshly baked garlic bread if the Lunch Menu is served after 3:00 p.m. and oregano vinaigrette Newfoundland Cod $23.95 APPETIZERS Caesar Salad Baked cod with a lemon and mixed peppercorn (choose one of the following) Crisp romaine lettuce, herbed croutons, local bacon, cream sauce served on a bed of wild rice pilaf with house-made dressing and Grana Padano cheese grilled asparagus Chef’s Soup of the Day Chicken Breast $24.95 Made fresh by our culinary team and changes daily ENTRÉES
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