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Sweet 16/Quinceanera~ 4 Hour Event on the Hudson Sweet 16/Quinceanera~ 4 Hour Event on the Hudson The West Point Club 603 Cullum Rd., West Point, NY 10996 (845) 938-5120/446-5504 thewestpointclub.com On behalf of the West Point Club, we would like to extend warmest wishes on your upcoming birthday celebration! We are delighted you are considering the Club for this very special event and are proud to offer something unique and creative. ~ “A Super Sweet 16” or “Quintessential Quinceanera” are the tall orders for the day. We welcome the opportunity to meet and exceed your expectations and look forward to working with you and your family to make this event as spectacular as you have imagined.Happy Birthday! West Point Club Catering Sales Team Security guards are required for all sweet 16’s Up to 50 teens - one guard $225.00 50+ teens - 2 guards $425.00 Welcome Reception Upon entering the cocktail hour, guests will be presented with your “Signature Mocktail” passed to them by uniformed servers. Please select one from the list below Over the Rainbow Kool-Aid Ice Cubes covered with Raspberry Ginger Ale and Mint Seabreeze Sparkler Cranberry Juice and Sprite and garnished with Lime Baby Bellini Peach Nectar and Sparkling Cider Pomegranate Spritzer Pomegranate Juice paired with Ginger Ale and Lemon Little Appletini Apple Juice, Simple Syrup, Lemon Juice garnished with Apple Slice Unlimited Soft Drinks and Virgin Frozen Drinks. Have your Signature Mocktail served through an ice luge. Ask us for details. Butler Passed Hors D’ouevres Choose 7 of your favorites Quesadilla Rolls, Mini Tacos, Franks en Croute, Macaroni & Cheese Balls, Mozzarella Sticks, Spanakopita, Raspberry & Brie en Croute, Mini Egg Rolls, Fried Cheese Ravioli, Sweet & Sour Meatballs, Stuffed Mushrooms, Coconut Chicken and Chicken Tenders Carnegie Slider Station S’mores Bar This variety of comfort foods provides a “little bit” of everything to Bring all the fun of the outdoors ~ indoors with our deluxe “make em’ satisfy all. Our mini Teriyaki London Broil, Action mini Pastrami on Marble Rye, yourself” S’mores Bar. Toast marshmallows on a stick and then Mini All Beef Hot Dogs and Corn & Black Bean Burgers are prepared smother them in Chocolate, Peanut Butter & Graham Crackers. to order and servedAttended with Ketchup, by our Mustard, uniformed Cole chefs Slaw, Wasabi Cream, A big hit for all ages. Russian Dressing, Caramelized Onions, Sauerkraut, Potato Latkes and Sweet Potato Fries. Dessert Crepe Station Hot Crepes filled to order with Strawberries Romanoff, Blueberries Tuscan Hot & Cold Antipasto Bar & Sugar, Fresh Raspberries, Cinnamon sautéed Bananas, Cinnamon Apples & Grand Marnier Peaches. These Crepes may be topped with Our beautifully decoratedMediterranean authentic bar Station features Prosciutto, Pepperoni, a Warm Chocolate Sauce & Vanilla Crème Fraiche Sopressata, Provolone & Mozzarella Cheeses, Marinated Mushrooms, RoastedMarinated Red Bell Chicken Peppers, and Marinated Beef Kebobs Artichokes, with a spiced Olives yogurt and your sauce choice of one hotOrzo dish. Salad, All Tabouliaccompanied and Hummus with assorted served Italian with Pita and cornersFrench breads and Greek Salad Ice Cream Sundae Bar Crispy Fried Calamari with Marinara Sauce • Broccoli Rabe with Andouille Two flavors of your favorite ice cream accompanied by a variety of Sausage Rigatoni al’Pomodoro • Penne ala Vodka • Eggplant Rollatini gourmet toppings such as M & M’s, Oreo’s, Snickers Bites, Chocolate ** DenotesOrecchiette Additional Pasta charges with Grilled Chicken in a Portobello Cream Sauce Covered Nuts, Pretzels and Raisins, Hot Fudge, Peaches, Whipped Cream and more! “Butcher Clock Carving Board” Butler Passed Desserts All carved items are served with appropriate rolls and condiments Assorted Cake Pops, Black & White Cookies, Mini Cupcakes, Chocolate Covered Cherries , Assorted Candy Bars and Chocolate • Steamship Round of Beef served with Horseradish Sauce & Dinner Rolls (minimum 75 persons) Covered Strawberries • Roasted Turkey Breast accompanied with Cornbread & Cranberry Compote Cookie & Milk Bar • Smoked Beef Brisket with Mustards, Wasabi Sauce & Pumpernickel Breads Everybody loves Homemade Cookies and cold Milk. Our bar offers a variety of homemade cookies to include; Venetian, Raspberry Twists, • Asian Marinated Flank Steak with a Teriyaki Glaze served with Garlic Rolls Almond, Chocolate Chip, Lemon Drops, Coconut Macaroons and Pecan • Breast of Duck served with Cantonese Sweet Sauce & Rolls Sandies. Let’s not forget the chilled white and chocolate Milk! • New York Style Pastrami with Mustards, Sauerkraut & Rye Breads Denotes additional charges How about adding one of following dessert specialty items as a grand finale…… Stations Carnegie Slider Station This variety of comfort foods provides a “little bit” of everything to satisfy all. Our mini Teriyaki London Broil, mini Pastrami on Marble Rye, Spectacular Chocolate Fountain mini all Beef Hot Dogs and Corn & Black Bean Burgers are prepared Imagine rich, warm Chocolate flowing down a three-tiered fountain to order and served with Ketchup, Mustard, Cole Slaw, Wasabi Cream, surrounded by fresh Fruits and sweet goodies. The gourmet Chocolate Russian Dressing, Caramelized Onions, Sauerkraut, Potato Latkes and cascades off each layer allowing your guests to dip Strawberries, Sweet Potato Fries. Pineapples, Marshmallows and Pretzels. It’s pure heaven! Cotton Candy Machine Mediterranean Station Spin your own Cotton Candy Stick – Great fun for everyone! Marinated Chicken and Beef Kebobs with a spiced Yogurt Sauce Orzo Salad, Tabouli and Hummus served with Pita Corners Gourmet Candy Bar and Greek Salad An assortment of Gummy Bears, Pixie Stix, M & M’s, Skittles, Hershey’s Kisses, Twizzlers, Reese’s Pieces, Chocolate Covered Nuts and Raisins, Denotes additional charges Jelly Beans, Jolly Ranchers and Lollipops Viennese Table A beautiful variety of cake and pastries to include – Chocolate Blackout Cake, Cheesecake, Carrot Cake, Tiramisu, Raspberry Tart, Lemon Layer, Bailey’s Irish Cream Cake, Amaretto Cake, Cannoli’s, Napoleons, Eclairs, Creampuffs, Sfogliatelle, assorted Mousses, Cherries Jubilee, Apple Strudel, Bananas Foster, Chocolate Cheesecake, Brownies, Fresh Fruit display and Fancy Cookies “The Party Don’t Start ‘Til I Walk In” After your grand entrance all your guests will celebrate YOU with a Coney Island Bar Sparkling Cider & Berry Toast served in Champagne Flutes Beef Hot Dogs, Boston Baked Beans, Honey Dipped Fried Chicken, Followed by Waffle Fries, Potato Knishes and Giant Warm Pretzels Tableside Caesar Salad and Mulberry Street Bar Your choice of 3 Chef Attended Stations Three al dente cooked Pastas and three Sauces of your choice accompanied with Red Pepper Flakes and grated Parmesan Cheese Jersey Shore Station and served with an assortment of Breads, Garlic Sticks and Meatballs Juicy Cheese Steaks, Sizzling Sausage & Peppers and Italian Meatballs in Nonna’s Marinara Sauce all served with Sub Rolls, Cheese Steak Taco Bar Fries and Onion Rings. A selection of ground Taco Meat, Refried Beans, Shredded Lettuce, Cheddar Cheese, Diced Olives, Onions, Sour Cream and Taco Sauce Mexican Fiesta Stop accompanied with warm Taco Shells and floured Tortilla Shells Beef and Chicken Fajita’s accompanied with Guacamole, Salsa, Sour Cream, Refried Beans, Shredded Cheddar and Grilled Onions Mediterranean Risotto Bar & Sweet Peppers served in warm Tortilla Shells and Fried Tortilla Boats It’s Risotto your way! Varieties of this Italian specialty are created for you by our culinary team. Choose your favorite combination China Town Station and we’ll prepare it while you wait. Orange Flavored Chicken, Vegetable Lo Mein, White Rice, Mini Vegetable Egg Rolls, Spare Ribs and Fortune Cookies served in take out containers with chop sticks Asian Noodle Bar Dessert Enjoy Flat Rice Noodles in a Beef, Chicken or Vegetable Broth with your 3 Tiered Cake with your choice of style, flavor and filling choice of fresh Vegetable and Asian Spices..
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