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Catering Package Catering Package HOME MEETING PACKAGES BREAKFAST BREAKS LUNCH RECEPTION DINNER BEVERAGES GENERAL INFORMATION MEETING ROOMS CONTACT US All-Day-Meeting Package 2 HOME Our all-inclusive meeting packages start from MORNING BREAK – Choice of 3 Choice of one lunch buffet below: $67.00 per person. Minimum 30 people. For Berries with Crème Anglaise MEETING PACKAGES groups of 15-25 people we recommend a family House Made Doughnuts SOUP AND SANDWICH style service. For groups under 10, please ask Cheeseboard with Whole Grain Crackers Tossed Salad with Dressings about our plated options. BREAKFAST Fried Chips with Onion Dip and Two Chef Inspired Salads Crudité and Dip INCLUDES: Pico de Gallo Salsa Gourmet Sandwich and Wrap Selection BREAKS • Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Kettle Chips and Dip • Breakfast Buffet AFTERNOON BREAK – Choice of 3 LUNCH Soup of the Day • Morning and Afternoon Breaks Cookies Sweet Dessert Selection • Lunch Buffet RECEPTION Whole Fruit Crudité and Dip PAN ASIAN BUFFET DINNER Choice of a breakfast buffet below: Cream Puffs Sesame Coleslaw Asian Noodle Salad FRESH START BREAKFAST BEVERAGES Add canned soft drinks, and juice to your Stir-fry Vegetables Muffins meeting – $7.50 per person Vegetable Fried Rice GENERAL INFORMATION Milk and Cereal or Swiss Style Muesli Chicken Chow Mien Individual Yogurt or Fruit Salad Sweet and Sour Chicken Balls MEETING ROOMS BAKERY’S FINEST Sweet Dessert Selection and Fortune Cookies House Made Muffins, Croissants, and Danishes CONTACT US ITALIAN Fresh Fruit Platter or Whole Fruit Focaccia Bread BREAKFAST PAN SCRAMBLER Mediterranean Salad Layers of: Hash Browns, Scrambled Eggs, and Cucumber and Spinach Salad Shredded Cheese Eggplant Caponata Style Salad Whole Fruit Antipasto Tossed Salad Fusilli Tossed with Alfredo Sauce Chicken Cacciatore Sweet Dessert Selection Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Executive Meeting Package 3 HOME CELEBRATE THE EXECUTIVE COMPLETE RETREAT 3 COURSE PLATED LUNCH: MEETING PACKAGE MEETING PACKAGES • Discover our Executive Boardrooms and experience our Communal STARTERS Break Area. Choice of one of the following: BREAKFAST • This all-inclusive meeting package is $90.00 per person plus taxes. Soup of the Day Service charges included. Mixed Green Salad with Dressings BREAKS ALL-INCLUSIVE MEETING PACKAGE INCLUDES: Caesar Salad LUNCH • Dedicated Executive Boardroom Greek Salad with Feta Cheese • Deluxe Continental Breakfast MAIN COURSE RECEPTION • Mid-Morning Break Herb Roasted Pork – seasoned pork loin roasted and served with a mushroom pan sauce accompanied by mashed potato and steamed DINNER • Buffet Lunch in our Garden Café or a Plated Lunch from our Banquet Menu vegetables BEVERAGES • Afternoon Break Chicken Parmesan – tenderized chicken breast topped with a marinara • High Speed Internet sauce and a blend of parmesan and mozzarella cheese. Accompanied by roasted potato and steamed vegetables GENERAL INFORMATION • In-House LCD Monitor Complete with HDMI & SVGA Cables Fish & Chips – beer battered cod loin with kettle chips, coleslaw and tartar sauce MEETING ROOMS BREAKFAST: Ham and Cheese Omelette Beef Lasagna – layers of pasta filled with meat sauce, béchamel, and bubbly cheese CONTACT US Swiss Muesli Bar Individual Yogurts DESSERT Whole Fruit Vanilla Cream Tart with Seasonal Fresh Fruit Fruit Platter New York Cheesecake with Berry Coulis Strawberry Shortcake with Whipped Cream MORNING BREAK: House Made Doughnut Wall AFTERNOON SNACK Danishes Crudités and Dip Fruit Skewers Chips Apple and Saskatoon Berry Tartlets Candy Cups Chocolate Bars Ice Cream Selection Double Chocolate Brownies Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Breakfast Buffets 4 HOME Minimum 30 attendees for hot breakfast buffets. No minimum number of attendees for the Continental Breakfast. *For groups of 15-25 people we MEETING PACKAGES recommend a family style service. For groups under 10, please ask about our plated options. BREAKFAST CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST / $17.50 per person MORNING SHINES / $28.00 per person BREAKS Fruit Juices Chilled Juice Bar Freshly Baked Danish, Muffins, and Croissants Sliced Seasonal Fruit LUNCH Fresh Fruit Platter Variety of Cereals and 2% Milk RECEPTION Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Muffins, Danishes and Cinnamon Buns with Whipped Butter and Preserves Fruit Yogurts Served with Fresh Berries and Granola DINNER THE CEREAL BELT / $18.50 per person Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Green Onion Fruit Juices BEVERAGES Sausage Freshly Baked Danish, Muffins, and Croissants Ham Variety of Cereals and 2% Milk GENERAL INFORMATION Bacon Yogurt and Fruit Salad Hash Brown Potatoes MEETING ROOMS Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas CONTACT US Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Enhancements 5 HOME Enhance your breakfast buffet with one of the following options: MEETING PACKAGES HEALTHY BREAKFAST BAR / $4.50 per person WAFFLES / $7.50 per person Yogurt, Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, Oranges, and Belgian Waffles Served with Peaches, Pears, Berry Blend Compote, BREAKFAST Watermelon Syrup and Whipped Cream EGG SANDWICHES / $7.00 per person BREAKS OMELETTE STATION / $6.50 per person Fried Eggs on Toasted English Muffins with Sliced Cheddar and Build Your Own Omelette with Free Run Eggs, Sautéed Vegetables and LUNCH Mozzarella Cheese. Your Choice of Breakfast Sausage, Bacon or a Blend of Mozzarella and Cheddar Cheese Canadian Back Bacon PANCAKES / $5.50 per person RECEPTION BREAKFAST BURRITO / $9.00 per person Buttermilk Pancakes Served with Whipped Cream and Syrup Fresh Tortilla Wraps Filled with Scrambled Eggs, Sautéed Sweet DINNER Peppers, Onions, Cheddar Cheese, Crumbled Sausage or Bacon, TOAST / $4.00 per person Served with Tomato Cilantro Salsa A Selection of White, Rye, and Whole Wheat Bread Served with Jams BEVERAGES and Preserves GENERAL INFORMATION MEETING ROOMS CONTACT US A delicious, healthy breakfast is sure to get your meeting off to a great start! Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Breaks 6 HOME THEATER STYLE / $12.50 per person MAKE YOUR BREAK Popcorn Prices by the each MEETING PACKAGES Chocolate Bars Cookies (dozen) $20.00 Candy Cups Loaves (10 slices/loaf) $20.00 BREAKFAST Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Choice of: Banana, Orange Cranberry, Chocolate Chip or Lemon Poppy Seed BREAKS HEALTHY / $15.00 per person Yogurt Fruit Smoothies $7.50 LUNCH Vegetable Tray with Dip Gluten Free Brownies $5.50 Whole Fruit Basket Cinnamon Buns $5.00 RECEPTION Yogurt Fruit Smoothies Freshly Baked Danishes or Muffins $5.50 Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Rosemary Maple Bannock $4.00 DINNER Whole Fruit $3.00 DOUGHNUT SHOP / $11.25 per person Rice Krispies Squares $4.25 BEVERAGES Cookies House Made Doughnuts $4.25 Cinnamon Sugar Beignets Individual Fruit Yogurts $2.25 GENERAL INFORMATION House Made Doughnuts Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas MEETING ROOMS WET YOUR WHISTLE FROM THE BAKERY / $12.00 per person CONTACT US Prices by the each Apple Tartlets Starbucks® Coffee (10 cup carafe) $34.00 Banana Muffins Starbucks® Decaffeinated Coffee (10 cup carafe) $34.00 Chocolate Chip and Orange Cranberry Loaves Teavana® Teas $2.40 ® ® Starbucks Coffee & Teavana Teas Individual Juice $3.75 Soft Drinks $3.75 Bottled Water $2.50 Red Bull® (assorted flavors) $5.50 Juice and Milk (10 cup pitcher) $25.00 Non-Alcoholic Punch (10 cup pitcher) $20.00 Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Sandwich Buffet Selections 7 HOME Minimum of 30 attendees for buffet. For groups of 15-25 people HOT SANDWICH MELT / $28.50 per person we recommend a family style service. For groups under 10, please Tossed Salad with Dressings see our plated menus. MEETING PACKAGES Potato Salad Broccoli and Bacon Salad BREAKFAST SOUP AND SANDWICH / $27.50 per person Chicken Quesadilla – chicken breast with julienne peppers and onions, Tossed Salad with Dressings BREAKS melted cheese in a flour tortilla Two Chef Inspired Salads Philly Cheese Steak – steak flash fried and topped with green peppers, LUNCH Crudité and Dip onions, mushrooms and cheese Gourmet Sandwich and Wrap Selection Pulled Pork Sandwich – braised pork shoulder on a ciabatta bun with RECEPTION Kettle Chips and Dip bacon and red cabbage slaw Soup of the Day Vegetarian – sautéed mixed vegetables with melted cheddar cheese, DINNER folded in flat bread Sweet Dessert Selection Soup of the Day Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas BEVERAGES — Sweet Dessert Selection GENERAL INFORMATION BUILD YOUR OWN SANDWICH / $27.00 per person Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Artisan Greens with Dressing MEETING ROOMS Choice of Pasta or Potato Salad CONTACT US Assorted Breads Condiments Sliced Tomatoes, Lettuce, Shaved Red Onion Egg and Tuna Salad Sliced Deli Meat and Domestic Cheese Pickle Tray Sweet Dessert Selection Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas BUILD YOUR OWN SALAD / $24.50 per person Dinner Rolls Artisan Greens, Iceberg, Spinach Salad Dressings and Toppings Chef’s Choice of Two Assorted Salads Assorted Pickle Tray Cajun Chicken Breast Salt and Pepper Chicken Breast Sweet Dessert Selection Starbucks® Coffee & Teavana® Teas Prices are subject to change. 17% service charge, 5% FNGST, 6% PST. April 2020 Themed Buffet Lunches 8 HOME Minimum of 30 attendees for buffet. For groups of 15-25 people TOUCH OF UKRAINE / $31.25 per person we recommend a family style service. For groups under 10, please Dinner Rolls see our plated menus. MEETING
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