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Catering Menu CATERING MENU HYATT REGENCY DALLAS 300 Reunion Blvd Dallas TX 75207 ABOUT OUR MENU FOOD. THOUGHTFULLY SOURCED. CAREFULLY SERVED. We are proud of our global food and beverage philosophy: Food. Thoughtfully Sourced. LIFESTYLE PREFERENCES Carefully Served. – Hyatt’s industry-leading effort to provide food and beverages that are Your guests are important to us. We good for our people, our planet and our understand that many attendees have communities. individualized preferences and dietary requirements when it comes to their PURPOSE OF SIMPLIFIED MENU everyday meal choices. OFFERINGS When selecting your food and beverage menus the following information will be With our philosophy in mind, our team of event indicated to ensure you can easily create and culinary experts have designed simple meal selections to support your attendee’s menu offerings of thoughtfully sourced food and preferences: gf beverage that are carefully served. = Gluten Friendly nf = Nut Free df Reducing touchpoints, preserving health and = Dairy Free Vgn upholding wellbeing, these menus are simple = Vegan V and balanced. = Vegetarian 300 Reunion Blvd Dallas, TX 75207 T+ 1 214.651.1234 Prices are subject to 25% taxable Service Charge and 8.25% [State] Sales Tax. Dallas.regency.Hyatt.com Menus valid through December 2020 BREAKFAST BOX Select menu on the designated day at $34.00 Per Guest. On non-designated days price is $39.00 Per Guest. Each day to include Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee with Hot Tea Selection Breakfast pricing based on 60 minutes of service. Gluten Free bakeries available upon request. Each additional 30 minutes at $5.00 per person. BREAKFAST – MONDAY & FRIDAY BREAKFAST – TUESDAY & SATURDAY ORANGE AND APPLE JUICES ORANGE AND CRANBERRY JUICE BLUEBERRY MUFFIN, BUTTER AND JAM MULTI GRAIN CROISSANT, BUTTER AND JAM BANANA OR CANTALOUPE CHUNKS WHOLE APPLE OR DICED PINEAPPLE OVERNIGHT OATS MADE WITH STEEL CUT CORN FLAKE CEREAL WITH CARTONS OF REGULAR AND TRADITIONAL OATS, VANILLA ALMOND AND SKIM MILK MILK, SHAVED ALMONDS V YOGURT – INDIVIDUAL GREEK YOGURT YOGURT – INDIVIDUAL GREEK YOGURT $34.00 per person $34.00 per person Optional Enhancement: Optional Enhancement: WRAPPED BREAKFAST BURRITO – FLOUR TORTILLA, EGG BITES – BACON AND GOUDA EGGS, POTATOES, CARAMELIZED ONIONS AND V *50% WITHOUT BACON V gf PEPPERS $6.00 per person $6.00 per person BREAKFAST – WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY BREAKFAST – THURSDAY ORANGE AND APPLE JUICES ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SOUR CREAM COFFEE CAKE, BUTTER AND JAM​ CROISSANT, BUTTER AND JAM​ BANANA OR STRAWBERRIES WHOLE APPLE OR HONEYDEW CHUNKS CHIA SEED PUDDING MADE WITH CHIA SEEDS AND GRANOLA WITH REGULAR AND SKIM MILK V​ COCONUT MILK, SHAVED COCONUT AND YOGURT – INDIVIDUAL GREEK YOGURT BLUEBERRIES V YOGURT – INDIVIDUAL GREEK YOGURT $34.00 per person Optional Enhancement: $34.00 per person WRAPPED BREAKFAST TACOS, WHITE CORN Optional Enhancement: TORTILLAS WITH EGG WHITES, SPINACH AND WRAPPED BREAKFAST SANDWICH WITH BAKED EGG MUSHROOMS AND GRUYERE CHEESE V gf IN MUFFIN CUP, ROASTED TOMATOES AND GRUYERE AND ARUGULA, ENGLISH MUFFIN V $6.00 per person $6.00 per person Please note 25% service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid June –December 2020. BREAKFAST OF THE DAY Select menu on the designated day at $40.00 Per Guest. On non-designated days price is $45.00 Per Guest. Each day to include Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee with Hot Tea Selection Breakfast pricing based on 60 minutes of service. Gluten Free bakeries available upon request. Each additional 30 minutes at $5.00 per person. BREAKFAST – MONDAY & FRIDAY BREAKFAST – TUESDAY & SATURDAY ORANGE AND CRANBERRY JUICES ORANGE AND APPLE JUICES BLUEBERRY MUFFIN, MULTI GRAIN CRIOSSANT AND BANANA BREAD, AND CROISSANT AND GLUTEN FREE GLUTEN FREE BAKERY, BUTTER AND JAM gf BAKERY, BUTTER AND JAM​ WHOLE BANANA OR APPLE WHOLE BANANA OR ORANGE​ CANTALOUPE AND WATERMELON, PRESENTATION DICED PINEAPPLE AND STRAWBERRIES OVERNIGHT OATS MADE WITH STEEL CUT AND ASSORTED CEREALS (MINIMUM OF 2) WITH CARTONS TRADITIONAL OATS, OF MILK – SKIM AND 2%​ VANILLA ALMOND MILK, SHAVED ALMONDS V BREAKFAST BURRITO – FLOUR TORTILLA, EGGS, EGG BITES – BACON AND GOUDA SAUSAGE, POTATOES, CARAMELIZED ONIONS AND *50% WITHOUT BACON V gf PEPPERS (50% WITHOUT SAUSAGE) V $40.00 per person $40.00 per person BREAKFAST – WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY BREAKFAST – THURSDAY ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUITJUICES ORANGE AND APPLE JUICES SOUR CREAM COFFEE CAKE, AND MULTI GRAIN PEACH CROUSTADE AND CROISSANT, AND A GF CROISSANT, AND GLUTEN FREE OPTION, BUTTER OPTION (HOTEL CHOICE); PC BUTTER AND JAM​ AND JAM​ WHOLE BANANA OR APPLE WHOLE BANANA OR STONE FRUIT CUT PINEAPPLE AND STRAWBERRIES SLICED HONEYDEW AND GRAPES​ YOGURT PARFAIT WITH SIDE OF GRANOLA​ CHIA SEED PUDDING MADE WITH CHIA SEEDS AND WRAPPED BREAKFAST TACOS – WHITE CORN COCONUT MILK, SHAVED COCONUT AND TORTILLAS WITH EGGS WHITES, CHORIZO, SPINACH BLUEBERRIES - VG​ AND MUSHROOMS AND GRUYERE CHEESE (50% WRAPPED BREAKFAST SANDWICH – BAKED EGG IN WITHOUT CHORIZO) V MUFFIN CUP, BACON, ROASTED TOMATOES AND $40.00 per person GRUYERE AND ARUGULA, ENGLISH MUFFIN (50% WITHOUT BACON V $40.00 per person Please note 25% service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid October- December 2020 MORNING BREAKS Select menu on the designated day at $18.00 Per Guest. On non-designated days is $22.00 Per Guest. Pricing is based on 30 minutes of service. Each additional 30 minutes is $5.00 per person. COFFEE BREAK - MONDAY & FRIDAY KIND SNACK BAR, DARK CHOCOLATE CHUNK WITH 5 SUPER GRAINS STRAWBERRIES WITH CARAMEL SAUCE COFFEE BREAK - TUESDAY & SATURDAY REGULAR AND DECAFFEINTED COFFEE, PAIRED STACY’S CINNAMON PITA CHIPS WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS APPLE SLICES WITH NUT BUTTER $18 per person REGULAR AND DECAFFEINTED COFFEE, PAIRED WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS $18 per person COFFEE BREAK – WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY STACY’S SIMPLY NAKED BAGEL CHIPS WITH GARDEN VEGETABLE CREAM CHEESE COFFEE BREAK - THURSDAY SHELLED PISTACHIOS BARE FRUIT BANANA CHIPS, SHORTBREAD REGULAR AND DECAFFEINTED COFFEE, PAIRED COOKIE, NUTELLA DIP WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS REGULAR AND DECAFFEINTED COFFEE, PAIRED $18 per person WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS $18 per person ENHANCEMENTS TO YOUR MORNING BREAK ROASTED VEGETABLE FRITTATA-WRAPPED IN FOIL $5.00 per person WARM MINI SWEET AND SAVORY SCONES IN A BAG, LEMON CURD, CLOTTED CREAM $5.00 per person CROISSANT TWISTS WITH EVERYTHING BAGEL SEASONING, AVOCADO SPREAD AND SUN-DRIED TOMATO CREAM CHEESE- INDIVIDUALLY BAGGED $5.00 per person SMOOTHIES: VERY BERRY, GREEN APPLE WITH ​GINGER AND KALE- PRE-POURED, $5.00 per person Please note 25 % service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid June-September 2020. Please note 25% service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid June-December 2020. MORNING BREAKS Select menu on the designated day at $20.00 Per Guest. On non-designated days is $24.00 Per Guest. Pricing is based on 30 minutes of service. Each additional 30 minutes is $5.00 per person. POWER BOOST- MONDAY & FRIDAY CABO STREET FARE- TUESDAY & SATURDAY SPEARS OF PINEAPPLE WITH CARDAMOM DARK CHOCOLATE AND BERRY OVERNIGHT OATS RAW BAR: RX BAR: MAPLE SEA SALT AND PRE-MADE STREET TACO: MINI CORN TACO FILLED COCONUT FLAVORS V gf WITH PLANT-BASED CHORIZO, AVOCADO, CREMA V gf CHILLED NAKED SMOOTHIES: GREEN MACHINE ICED MEXICAN HOT CHOCOLATE WITH PACKETS OF AND ORANGE MANGO TOPPINGS: CINNAMON STICK, CHOCOLATE SHAVINGS, CRUSHED PEPPERMINT ROASTED VEGETABLE FRITTATAS V gf CHILLED JARRITOS, TOPO CHICO FLAVORED WATERS: REGULAR AND DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, PAIRED LIME, PLAIN WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS REGULAR AND DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, PAIRED WITH $20 per person ASSORTMENT OF TEAS $20 per person NAUGHTY & NICE– WEDNESDAY & SUNDAY HIGHER GROUND - THURSDAY WATERMELON WITH CHILI SPICE CHAI FLAX SEED PARFAIT, ESPRESSO POWDER, GREEK YOGURT AND LOCAL HONEY HOUSE-MADE SUPERFOOD ENERGY BAR OF THE DAY MADELINE’S AND BISCOTTI CHEF TENDED: WARM MINI DONUTS WITH MINI MAUI MUFFINS: CHOCOLATE-CHOCOLATE AND gf INJECTORS OF VARIOUS FILLINGS: PASSION BLUEBERRY FRUIT, ANGLAISE, SALTED BOURBON CARAMEL, CHOCOLATE COVERED ESPRESSO BEANS RASPBERRY-MINT COULIS CHILLED STARBUCKS BOTTLED FRAPPUCCINO'S: BAGS OF TRAIL MIX VANILLA, CHOCOLATE AND CARAMEL, STARBUCKS REGULAR AND DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, DOUBLE SHOTS PAIRED WITH ASSORTMENT OF TEAS REGULAR AND DECAFFEINATED COFFEE, PAIRED WITH $20 per person ASSORTMENT OF TEAS $20 per person Please note 25 % service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid October-December Please note 25% service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid October-December 2020. AFTERNOON BREAKS Select menu on the designated day at $18.00 Per Guest. On non-designated days is $22.00 Per Guest. Pricing is based on 30 minutes of service. Each additional 30 minutes will be charged $5.00 per person. SWEET & SAVORY – MONDAY & FRIDAY PROTEIN POWER– TUESDAY & SATURDAY BLONDIE TOFFEE BROWNIE PAIRED WITH A THINK SRIRACHA HONEY TURKEY JERKY, DRIED SAVORY SNACK MIX EDAMAME, BABY BELL GOUDA ASSORTED ICED TEAS, STARBUCKS ASSORTED ORGANIC VALLEY PROTEIN MILK SHAKES, STILL AND FRAPPUCCINO'S AND DOUBLE SHOTS SPARKLING WATERS $18 per person $18 per person ANTI-O – WEDNESDAY SUNDAY TAPAS BITES - THURSDAY DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED BLUEBERRIES, BEAR NATURAL ALMONDS, STRING CHEESE WRAPPED IN NAKED PEANUT BUTTER AND HONEY BITES, SLICED PROSCIUTTO, SABRA PRETZEL CHIPS AND HUMMUS DRIED ORGANIC MANGO SLICES CHILLED BOTTLED ICED TEAS, SPARKLING SAN NAKED JUICES: BERRY BLAST, STRAWBERRY PELLIGRINO LIMONATA BANANA, POM POMEGRANATE JUICE, BUBLY $18 per person SPARKLING WATERS $18 per person Please note 25 % service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid June- September 2020 Please note 25% service charge and 8.25% State Sales tax will be added to all published pricing. Menus Valid June-December 2020. AFTERNOON BREAKS Select menu on the designated day at $21.00 Per Guest.
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