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F Ood & B Everage P Ackages 2 0 F o o d & B e v e r a g e P a c k a g e s 2 0 2 1 - 2 0 2 2 WHATS INCLUDED.. Venue hire fee for the reception. Wooden Bistro Chairs for dinner. Globe String Lights Only one Wedding reception per day Decoration and flower packages available at request. Notes: In order to proceed with the confirmation of your Wedding / Function Date you are required to confirm and agree to the Venue's General Terms and Conditions. By paying the Venue's non-refundable deposit you agree to all the Venue's Terms and Conditions Please note that there is a minimum charge or a total bill of €3,500.00 (includes Hire Venue Fee, Food and Beverages packages) Other chairs are available at an extra charge. Round tables with linens are also available for dinner at an additional charge of €30,00 per table. Upon final reconfirmation of the wedding reception a non-refundable deposit of €600.00 is required. Full settlement of the remaining balance should be made three weeks prior to the wedding day. Music permitted until 23:45hrs, - Bar closes at 23:45 BEVERAGE PACKAGES The spirit of a Liopetro Beverage is one of peace, comfort & refinement. PRE WEDDING & AFTERNOON PACKAGES Welcome Drink A glass of Prosecco or Non alcoholic fruit punch €6.00p.p A glass of Champagne Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut €17.00p.p Achelois Reception (unlimited beverages) €20.00p.p (01:00hrs) Sparkling wine or Prosecco DOC €6.00p.p (+00.30hrs) Bubbly Cocktails: Hugo, Bellini, Bucks Fizz Local beer Local red, rose and white wine Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, still and sparkling water Non-alcoholic Cocktails: Shirley Temple, Donald Duck Accompanied with dry Snacks, Crudities & Marinated Olives Athena Reception (unlimited beverages) €27.00p.p (01:00hr) Sparkling wine or Prosecco DOC €9.00p.p (+00.30hrs) Bubbly Cocktails: Choose 4 from Sparkling Wine Cocktails list International Spirits, Aperitifs, Liqueurs Local beer Imported beers (Heineken, Strongbow, Koppaberg) Local red, rose and white wine Non-alcoholic Cocktails: Shirley Temple, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck. Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, still and sparkling water Accompanied with dry Snacks, Crudities & Marinated Olives Artemis Reception (unlimited beverages) €42.00p.p (01:00hr) Champagne Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut €17.00p.p (+00.30hrs) Bubbly Cocktails: Choose 4 from champagne cocktails list Premium Cypriot red, rose and white wine Premium and Ultra Premium Spirits Aperitifs, Liqueurs Local beer Imported beers (Heineken, Strongbow, Koppaberg) Non-alcoholic Cocktails: Shirley Temple, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Virgin Mojito. Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, still and sparkling water Accompanied with dry Snacks, Crudities & Marinated Olives Do you want to add 3 classic cocktails or Prosecco and 2 Additional €4.50p.p classic cocktails to your beverage packs? Children's Reception €7.00p.p (01:00hr) Soft drinks, Juice, Still Water €3.00p.p (+00.30hrs) **The additional 00.30hrs rates per person, apply for every additional 30 minutes over the first hour package purchased. DINNER & AFTER DINNER BEVERAGE PACKAGES Aphrodite Silver Package (unlimited drinks) €35.00p.p (03:00hrs) Local Beer €12.00p.p (+01.00hr) Local red, rose and white wine Soft drinks, juices, still and sparkling water Freshly Brewed Coffee or Tea Aphrodite Gold Package (unlimited drinks) €45.00p.p (03:00hrs) Imported Spirits, Aperitifs, Liqueurs €15.00p.p (+01.00hr) Local red, rose and white wine Local Beer Imported beers (Heineken, Strongbow, Koppaberg) Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, still and sparkling water Non-alcoholic Cocktails: Shirley Temple, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck Freshly Brewed Coffee or Tea Do you want to add 3 classic cocktails or Prosecco and 2 classic cocktails to your silver or gold beverage packs? €10.00p.p (03:00hrs) €4.00p.p (+01.00hrs) Aphrodite Platinum Package (unlimited drinks) Premium and Ultra Premium Spirits, Aperitifs, Liqueurs €60.00p.p (03:00hrs) Cocktails: Choose 4 from Liopetro's list of Cocktails. €20.00p.p (+01.00hr) Cocktail shots: Choose 4 from Liopetro’s list of Shots. Premium Cypriot red, rose and white wine Local Beer Imported beers (Heineken, Strongbow, Koppaberg) Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, still and sparkling water Non-alcoholic Cocktails: Shirley Temple, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck Freshly Brewed Coffee or Tea Non-Alcoholic Kids Package (unlimited drinks) €15.00p.p (03:00hrs) Soft drinks, juices, still and sparkling water €5.00p.p (+01.00hr) Notes: Beverage Packages are not mandatory. You can decide on purchasing drinks with a cash bar or let your guests buy their own drinks. *Straight shots are not included in the packages and are charged extra depending on the spirit. *For all cocktails and shot options please see the additional menu. *All drink packages MUST be taken simultaneously to the booking. For example if you have a cocktail package for 1hr at 16:30-17:30 and then an 3hr evening drinks package, this must be set to 17:30-20:30 and thereon. *Pre-Ceremony Drinks are available to purchase with a cash bar Restrictions: *Silver Drinks Packages can be taken over dinner from 17:30 on-wards *Gold Drinks Packages can only be taken from 20:45 when you only book an evening 3hr Gold or Platinum Drinks Package. So this will be set to start at 20:45 and 23:45. LIOPETRO MENUS Laughter is brightest in the place where food is. 1. The cyprus BBQ live station Buffet Menu Salads Rocket leaves with parmesan, Sun Dried Tomatoes and Balsamic dressing Village salad with Tomato, Cucumber, Olives, Feta cheese, Onions and Coriander Prawn Salad with Avocado, Tomatoes, Onions and Parsley Artichoke Hearts with Mustard & Dill Dressing Quinoa Salad Selection of dips Cold Display Whole Poached Salmon Pasta on Show (Live station) Ravioli with Spinach and ricotta cheese Penne Tomato Sauce (for more than 50 guests*) From the Chargrill (Live station BBQ) Lamb Chops Prawns Pork Souvlaki Cyprus Sausages Marinated Chicken Beef Pepper Steak Shieftalies Halloumi Grilled Vegetable souvlaki with colored pepers and mushrooms Vegetables Potatoes Cendrillon Melintzanes (aubergine) with Tomato & Feta cheese From the Bread display French Baguette Multigrain loaf Pita bread Daktilia traditional Cypriot bread Desserts Fresh Seasonal Fruits Loukoumades on Show Crepes Suzettes / Ice Cream Chocolate Cake Lemon Cheese cake Creamed Profiteroles Pistachio € 57.00 per adult *The pasta on show can be arranged for less that 50 pax at an additional charge of €3.00 p.p 2. The Cypriot Meze Serviced Dinner Village Salad with Feta Cheese Marinated Green Olives Taramosalata Tzatziki Tahini Potato Salad with Celery and Capers Grilled Paphian Halloumi Cheese Grilled Paphian Sausage Grilled Lountza Fried Zucchini with Eggs and Mint Marinated grilled Chicken Souvlaki Pork Afelia with Red Wine and Coriander seeds Pourgouri Ravioli stuffed with haloumi Pork Souvlakia Sheftalia Stifado Cyprus potatoes with Oregano and Sea salt Paphian pita bread Selection of Cyprus Desserts and Fruits Mini Baklava Mini Kateifi Souroto Ravani Daktyla Seasonal Fruit Platter € 57.00 per adult Children up to the age of 12 years are charged 60% of the adults prices on all buffets and meze menus. 3. The artemis buffet Menu Salads Rocca leaves with parmesan, Sun Dried Tomatoes and Balsamic dressing Village salad with Tomato, Cucumber, Olives, Feta cheese, Onions and Coriander Prawn Salad with Avocado Artichoke Hearts with Mustard & Dill Dressing Mushrooms with Aromatic Oil Quinoa Salad Cold Display Whole Poached Salmon Pasta on Show (Live Station) Spinach Ricotta Ravioli Carbonara Carving Station Marinated Lamb Leg Beef Silver Side with Béarnaise Sauce Selection of freshly baked bread Hot Buffet Salmon Fillet with Orange Ginger Sauce Marinated Garlic Chicken Pork Fillet with Mushroom Sauce Potatoes Cendrillon Aubergines with Tomato & Fetta Grilled Vegetables Desserts Fruits in Season Crepes Suzettes with Ice Cream Forestier Fintoukato Tiramisu Strawberry Charlotte Fruit Tartalettes Daktila Baklava Fingers Lokmades on Show (Live Station) You can add: Prawns Pyramid + €5.00 p.p € 58.00 per adult 4. The Mediterranean Odyssey Live Station BBQ Menu Salads Mixed Salad with Feta Cheese, Rye rusks and Caper berries Potato Salad with Caper and fresh Coriander Rucola, Quinoa, Baby prawns and Mango Salad Seafood Salad with Calamars, Mussels and Octopus Tabouleh Baby Spinach, Beetroots, Orange and Goat Cheese Homemade Dips and Appetizers Tahini Fava Santorinis with Caramelized onions and Cumin oil Smoked Aubergine Salad Tyrokafteri Marinated Green and Black Olives Marinated Grilled Vegetables and Mushrooms Selection of Home baked bread Homemade Focaccia French Baguette Ciabatta Sunflower bread Multigrain loaf Corn Bread From the Hot Buffet Braised Aubergines in a delicate tomato sauce with Feta Cheese Sea Food Orzotto Cod fillets with potatoes, onions, tomatoes and Olive oil From the Chargrill Grilled Octopus, Ladolemono dressing Grilled Black Tiger Prawns Grouper with Herbed Olive oil Grilled Swordfish Steaks Grilled Green Mussels, Garlic butter Steamed Seasonal Vegetables Oven baked Cyprus potatoes with Oregano and Lemon Olive oil Selection of Desserts & Seasonal Fruit Orange Cake Lemon Cheese cake Chocolate Profiteroles Sherry Trifle Anarotourta Selection of Cyprus mini desserts Seasonal fruit € 70.00 per adult 5. The exclusive live station Menu Salads Mixed Seasonal Salad with marinated Feta cheese and Oregano croutons Young Rocket leaves with fresh figs and Crispy Prosciutto New potato salad with Celery fresh coriander and Caper berries Fatoush Salad with crispy pitta chips Buffalo mozzarella, Sun dried Tomato
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