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Catering Menu Eat better. Host better. EATALY Boston catering menu 800 Boylston st. Prudential Center Boston, MA 02199 LET US CATER YOUR NEXT MEETING OR EVENT! At Eataly, we believe you should only fill your body with the best ingredients available. We never use fillers, preservatives, or high fructose corn syrup products. Our team consists of top-notch cheesemongers, highly skilled and experienced chefs, and Italy’s most talented bakers and pastry makers. When you cater with Eataly, you are making a choice to use the best. Whether it is an office happy hour or early breakfast meeting, rest assured that your food will arrive beautifully presented and taste even better! 800 BOYLSTON ST, '617-807-7300 PRUDENTIAL CENTER *[email protected] BOSTON, MA 02199 INDEX COLAZIONE.............................4 BREAKFAST PRANZO E CENA......................6 LUNCH & DINNER FESTA...................................12 ENTERTAINMENT PLATTERS DA BERE ................................15 DRINKS DOLCI...................................16 SWEETS ORDERING INFORMATION......19 '617-807-7300 COLAZIONE • Breakfast | 3 *[email protected] AN ITALIAN BREAKFAST ASSORTED ITALIAN BREAKFAST CIABATTA Small $95 • Serves 10-15 | Large $125 • Serves 15-20 A variety of panini selections made with our housemade freshly baked bread. BACON PROSCIUTTO Country Farm egg, Savenor’s Market bacon, Country Farm egg, 18-month prosciutto roasted peppers, Grafton Village cheddar crudo, Fontina Val d’Aosta DOP FUNGHI SALSICCIA Country Farm egg, roasted mushrooms, Country Farm egg, housemade pork Cacio di Roma sausage, Crucolo ITALIAN BREAKFAST PASTRIES Small $65 • Serves 10-15 Large $85 • Serves 15-20 The typical Italian breakfast may be light, but it is full of flavor and care! Enjoy a daily assortment of our housemade breakfast pastries. *please allow 48 hr notice for orders BOX OF LAVAZZA GRAN FILTRO COFFEE $25 • Serves 8-10 Includes sugar, whole & skim milk. NATALIE’S ORANGE JUICE $8.95 • Half gallon Add refreshing orange juice to your breakfast! 4 | COLAZIONE • Breakfast MORNING SURF PLATTER $150 • Serves 10-15 Catch the first waves of the day with our family-style platter of Catsmo’s never-frozen, artisanal smoked whitefish salad, smoked salmon, seasonal vegetables, Italian caperberries, and sliced housemade rustic bread. SEASONAL FRUIT PLATTER Small $95 • Serves 10-15 | Large $125 • Serves 15-20 For a lighter morning fare, try the seasonal fruit platter served family-style. This beautiful platter is freshly cut and assembled to order. BUILD-YOUR-OWN YOGURT BAR $75 • Serves 10-15 Served family-style, our build-your-own yogurt bar features creamline yogurt from Ronnybrook Farm, seasonal handmade granola, and fresh berries. '617-807-7300 COLAZIONE • Breakfast | 5 *[email protected] LUNCH & DINNER ASSORTED PANINI Small $115 • Serves 10-15 | Large $175 • Serves 15-20 Eataly’s panini are made fresh each day using housemade mozzarella, freshly baked pizza bianco bread, and artisanal cured meats. * Each panino comes cut in half and at room temperature NEW! EMILIANO PLT 18-month prosciutto crudo, housemade Savenor’s Market bacon, Backyard Farms mozzarella, arugula tomato, arugula, basil aioli BOSTONIANO CAVOLINO Genoa salami, Grafton Village cheddar, Almond-kale pesto,Fontina Val d’Aosta apple butter, arugula DOP, caramelized onions CAPRESE Housemade mozzarella, Backyard Farms tomato, basil pesto HOUSEMADE POTATO CHIPS $3.90 per 4oz bag We fry our chips fresh every day! SEA SALT CACIO E PEPE CALABRIAN SPICE DON’T FORGET DESSERT! COOKIE TRAY Small $55 • Serves 10-15 | Large $75 • Serves 15-20 TIRAMISÙ FOR THE TEAM $40 • Serves 9 6 | PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner LUNCH & DINNER '617-807-7300 PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner | 7 *[email protected] NEW! ROSTICCERIA Small $110 • Serves 10 – 15 | Large $155 • Serves 15 – 20 The ultimate destination for meat lovers, our Rosticceria offers in-house roasted meats from sustainable regional farms. MAPLE TURKEY Pasture-raised turkey breast, local maple syrup, herbs, sea salt, black pepper PORK ARISTA Jurgenson Farm pork loin, housemade fennel rub ROTISSERIE CHICKEN | $20 EACH Quartered Bell & Evans Farm rotisserie chicken brined with salt, sugar, and black pepper FAMILY STYLE SIDES Small • Serves 10 – 15 | Large • Serves 15 – 20 All sides are served family-style and at room temperature Our salads and side dishes are made fresh every day. We source the best produce and work with the finest purveyors to produce unique, healthy, and vibrant dishes served with a slice of our rustic bread. ORZO SALAD BASIL PESTO PASTA with cucumbers, ricotta salata, with new potatoes, green beans, taggiasca olives, and cherry tomatoes Pecorino Romano DOP Small $55 | Large $75 Small $75 | Large $95 SEASONAL SELECTIONS CAPRESE SALAD SWEET POTATO SALAD with housemade mozzarella, cherry with carrots, walnuts, Great Hill blue cheese tomatoes, olive oil and sea salt Small $65 | Large $85 Small $75 | Large $100 BRUSSELS SPROUTS & FARFALLE HAZELNUT SALAD with sundried tomato pesto with golden raisins, Pecorino Romano DOP, Small $55 | Large $90 lemon vinaigrette Small $ 75 | Large $ 100 8 | PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner PIZZA ALLA PALA One pizza is cut into 20 bite-sized pieces The long, rectangular shape of this traditional Roman-style pizza makes a perfect and unique option for sharing. Each pizza is made with Eataly’s stone ground organic Italian flour from Mulino Marino and baked at 570˚ fahrenheit in our stone oven. MARGHERITA | $40 FUNGHI | $53 Tomato sauce, housemade Portobello mushrooms, provolone, mozzarella, basil balsamic reduction NEW! SOPPRESSATA | $48 RATATOUILLE | $40 Tomato sauce, spicy soppressata, Zucchini, squash, yellow peppers, red onion, fontina, and parsley eggplant, thyme PARMIGIANA | $40 CAPRICCIOSA | $48 Tomato sauce, eggplant, housemade Roasted mushrooms, prosciutto cotto, mozzarella, Parmigiano Reggiano® DOP, artichoke, olives, housemade mozzarella, and basil and parsley '617-807-7300 PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner | 9 *[email protected] FOCACCIA $38 (20 bite size pieces) Using a classic Italian recipe, Eataly focaccia is made from Mulino Marino Italian flour and baked fresh daily! CLASSICA GENOVESE Sea salt flakes, rosemary, extra virgin olive oil CIPOLLA Sliced red onion, rosemary, extra virgin olive oil POMODORO San Marzano tomatoes, oregano, extra virgin olive oil You have to try it on our pizza alla pala & focaccia! NEW! HOUSEMADE SPREADS & DIPS $25 each • Serves 10-15 HUMMUS DI BARBABIETOLE CARCIOFO Beet crema with chickpeas Wood grilled artichoke dip with and fresh lemon juice extra virgin olive oil PESTO ALLE OLIVE LIMONE E MIELE Olive tapenade with sea salt Lemon garlic aioli with honey and fresh parsley Enjoy with one of our housemade rustic breads-baked fresh every day! Please inquire for selection and pricing. 10 | PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner SALADS Small • Serves 10-15 Large • Serves 15-20 Our salads are made fresh every day. We source the best produce and work with the finest purveyors to create unique and vibrant dishes. Served with dressings on the side. MISTICANZA* INSALATONA Small $55 | Large $85 Small $70 | Large $100 Mixed lettuces, shaved carrot, Tricolore greens, red onion, chickpeas, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, radish, roasted tomatoes, avocado, cucumber, egg, shaved Grana Padano DOP, pickled pepper, genoa salami, and lemon vinaigrette and oregano vinaigrette CESARE* RUSTICA Small $70 | Large $100 Small $75 | Large $115 Tricolore greens, white anchovies, kale, Mixed farm greens, farro, charred chicken rustic croutons, cacio di roma cheese, thighs, roasted tri-color carrots, dried anchovy vinaigrette cranberries, feta cheese, toasted pumpkin * add chicken for an seeds, honey vinaigrette additional $3.00 per person SEASONAL SALAD ARROSTITA Small $85 | Large $110 Mixed Italian greens, roasted chicken thighs, farro, roasted cauliflower, Great Hill blue cheese, toasted seeds & nuts, honey vinaigrette *subject to seasonal availabilty '617-807-7300 PRANZO & CENA • Lunch & Dinner | 11 *[email protected] ENTERTAINMENT PLATTERS ANTIPASTO PLATTER $60 • Serves 6-8 SALUMI PLATTER A selection of seasonal vegetables including Castelvetrano olives, sundried tomatoes, and grilled artichokes. FORMAGGI PLATTER SEASONAL CRUDITÉ Small $65 • Serves 10-15 Large $80 • Serves 15-20 Add crunch to your lunch with our seasonal crudité platter served with housemade dipping sauce. SALUMI & FORMAGGI PLATTERS SHRIMP COCKTAIL PLATTER $125 • Serves 10-15 For seafood lovers, we feature our freshly steamed wild shrimp with housemade cocktail sauce. 12 | FESTA • Entertainment Platters FROM OUR SALUMI ENTERTAINMENT PLATTERS E FORMAGGI COUNTER All salumi and/or formaggi platters include grissini, seasonal fruit, and housemade bread. SALUMI PLATTER NEW! CLASSICO RISERVA SALUMI SALUMI Small $110 Serves 10-15 Small $140 Serves 10-15 Large $150 Serves 15-20 Large $180 Serves 15-20 We sourced the finest cured meats Italy A unique combination of our finest cuts! Our has to offer and paired them with American cheesemongers will select the best of the season. salumi producers. FORMAGGI PLATTER CLASSICO RISERVA FORMAGGI FORMAGGI Small $100 Serves 10-15 Small $125 Serves 10-15 Large $140 Serves 15-20 Large $165 Serves 15-20 A crowd-pleasing selection For the serious Italian cheese connoisseur, our celebrating the best of Italy. cheesemongers will select the best of the seasons. SALUMI & FORMAGGI PLATTERS CLASSICO SALUMI & FORMAGGI PLATTERS Small $125 Serves 10-15 Large $165 Serves 15-20 A delicious, universally-loved combination
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