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Food & Beverage FOOD & BEVERAGE Home Dear Guests, Our intention is to make the time you choose to spend with us as pleasurable as possible. With this in mind we have created a wide range of inspiring menu options and dining packages to delight your guests. With a focus on healthy options; from reviving snacks, tempting treats and refreshing drinks at break times, to more substantial offerings we have created a range of menu options for all occasions. Lighter bites and larger lunches, impressive cocktail receptions, generous buffets and peerless gala dinners all feature in these specially created seasonal packages. We do appreciate that each and every occasion is individual and as such demands special attention, after all every event should be as unique as the guests invited. Executive Chef Pedro Corredor Home CONTENTS BREAKFAST COFFEE BREAKS LUNCH & DINNER BUFFETS LUNCH & DINNER MENUS Continental Breakfast Coffee Breaks à la carte Catalán Buffet Executive Menus American Breakfast Mid Morning Coffee Breaks Spanish Buffet Box Staff Hilton Breakfast Afternoon Coffee Breaks Finger Buffets Healthy Menus Breakfast Boxes Executive Buffets Gala Dinners Hindu Gala Dinner TAPAS COCKTAIL BEVERAGES PACKAGES OPEN BAR Tapas Cocktail Beverage Package 1 Open Bar Beverage Package 2 Wine List Beverage Package 3 Beverage Package 4 Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips BREAKFAST Home Rightly acknowledged as the most important meal of the day; here at Hilton we take our breakfast offering seriously. Breakfast is no longer just a functional mealtime; it is now an occasion all of its own. We understand that the right start to the day is imperative to ensure maximum performance and with this in mind we offer you a selection of ways to enjoy breakfast; each designed to offer something for differing needs and differing tastes. Our mobile breakfast box allows you to enjoy the first meal of the day where and when you like; or for something more substantial we have our renowned continental offer featuring freshly baked produce and an accomplished selection of European options featuring classic regional dishes. CONTINENTAL AMERICAN HILTON BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BOXES Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Sliced fresh fruit Cereals Fruits or natural yoghurt Freshly baked rolls, Danish pastries, croissants and toasts Fruit preserves, honey, butter and margarine Plate of assorted cold cuts and cheese Juices, coffee, tea or hot chocolate with milk 16.50 € - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home AMERICAN BREAKFAST Sliced fresh fruit Cereals Fruits or natural yoghurt Freshly baked rolls, Danish pastries, croissants and toasts Fruit preserves, honey, butter and margarine Plate of assorted cold cuts and cheese Hot dishes Juices, coffee, tea or hot chocolate with milk 25.00 € - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home HILTON BREAKFAST Sliced Fresh fruit Fruits or natural yoghurt Freshly baked rolls, Danish pastries, croissants and toasts Fruit preserves, honey, butter and margarine Variety of Catalonian cold cuts Spanish omelette Plate of smoked salmon and cod Hot dishes Juices, coffee, tea or hot chocolate with milk 28.00 € - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home BREAKFAST BOXES Muffins Piece of whole fruit (apple or banana) Natural or fruits yoghurt Ham and cheese croissant or smoked salmon croissant Orange juice 23.00 € - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips COFFEE BREAKS Home Breaks aren’t just a time to check phone calls and e-mails, they are a vital time to ensure the mind remains focused and the body nourished and by focusing on these needs we have created a range of choices to ensure you get the most out of your meetings. Morning coffee break packages to relish; offering an abundance of choices each one focused on delicious fresh flavors; playful options featuring strawberry, wild forest fruits, pistachio, chocolate or apple with cinnamon. Afternoon coffee break packages offering freshly brewed beverages and continental treats, options focused on revitalizing you and your delegates with dishes filled with fresh fruit and vegetables to creative menus that transport you to another place. Chef’s signature break packages are focused on healthy options with something special delivered specific to you. Let our menus make the most of your breaks. COFFEE BREAKS MID MORNING AFTERNOON À LA CARTE COFFEE BREAKS COFFEE BREAKS Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home COFFEE BREAKS COFFEE BREAKS COFFEE BREAKS À LA CARTE 1 À LA CARTE 2 Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home COFFEE BREAKS À LA CARTE 1 Black and white cookies 1.50 € Danish pastries 1.50 € Ensaimada (typical pastry) 1.50 € Jelly mini cups 1.50 € Mini croissant or chocolate or raspberry 1.50 € Pain au chocolate 1.50 € Twisted pastry 1.50 € Black and white chocolate cluster 2.00 € Chocolate ensaimada (typical pastry) 2.00 € Ensaimada filled with pumpkin strands in syrup 2.00 € Mini brioche of tuna 2.00 € Mini croissant of Spanish omelette 2.00 € Nice paste 1.50 € Schnecken (Mini pastry) 2.00 € Petit of chorizo sausage and cheese 2.00 € Mini tartlet of raspberry or kiwi or banana 2.00 € BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea Create your own coffee break choosing the products you like. VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home COFFEE BREAKS À LA CARTE 2 Cake pop 2.50 € Mini pizza 2.50 € Bagel of cream cheese and salmon 3.00 € Cereal Bars 3.00 € Chistorra (thin chorizo) sausage canapé 3.00 € Chocolate with churros 3.00 € Focaccia capresse 3.00 € Fruit brochette 3.00 € Leek quiche canapé 3.00 € Milkshake: rasbperry, chocolate, mango or coconut 3.00 € Mini brochette of marinated chicken 3.00 € Mini sandwich of ham 3.00 € Tuna pie 3.00 € Tuna vol-au-vent 3.00 € Waffles with syrup and chocolate 3.00 € Turkey wrap 3.00 € BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea Create your own coffee break choosing the products you like. VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS Home Why to have a coffee break in your meeting? Because breaks are vital to ensure that concentration levels stay high, everyone remains refreshed and your meeting is productive as possible. Learn more at the nutrition tips section. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS MONDAY Mini croissant Strawberry smoothie Banana tartlet Mini doughnuts BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea If you want to add any product to your coffee break, a variety of options are available at your disposal in Coffee Break à la Carte 12.50 € per person - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS TUESDAY Twisted chocolate pastry Mango milkshake Raspberry tartlet Palmiers pastry BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea If you want to add any product to your coffee break, a variety of options are available at your disposal in Coffee Break à la Carte 12.50 € per person - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS WEDNESDAY Red fruits milkshake Mini ensaimada (typical pastry filled with pumpkin strands in syrup) Mini chocolate muffin Mini fruit brochette BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea If you want to add any product to your coffee break, a variety of options are available at your disposal in Coffee Break à la Carte 12.50 € per person - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS THURSDAY Pineapple and coconut pie Schnecken Banana smoothie Mini chocolate doughnut BEVERAGES Mineral water | Soft drinks Coffee, decaffeinated coffee or tea If you want to add any product to your coffee break, a variety of options are available at your disposal in Coffee Break à la Carte 12.50 € per person - VAT INCLUDED Breakfast | Coffee Breaks | Lunch & Dinner Buffets | Lunch & Dinner Menus | Tapas Cocktail | Beverages Options | Open Bar | Nutrition Tips Home MID MORNING COFFEE BREAKS FRIDAY Chocolate
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