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New Orleans Saints Suite Menu 2020 SEASON New Orleans Saints Suite Menu 2020 SEASON > INDEX Mercedes-Benz Superdome Making It Better To Be There Since 1929.™ 2 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 Welcome! Welcome to the 2020 season. It’s going to be an unprecedented year for entertaining INDEX at The Mercedes-Benz Superdome! We are thrilled to welcome you back and thank My contact information is listed below for your convenience. you for your support of the New Orleans Saints. Here’s to great times and truly memorable experiences! Undoubtedly, there will be many special moments throughout the year, and we are dedicated to Carol Hernandez ensuring Centerplate’s hospitality services add to your unforgettable memories of this Saints’ season. Carol Hernandez, Catering Manager Enjoying time together with family, friends, and Centerplate Catering at The Mercedes–Benz Superdome colleagues is even more meaningful these days! Our menu has the traditional fan-favorite foods, to on-trend locally sourced regional specialties, everything we prepare is meant to create and enrich the time you spend together with your guests. We believe in the power of hospitality to help people O 504.558.6278 connect in meaningful ways, and our mission is F 504.587.7939 simple: Making It Better to Be There® C 504.281.3466 [email protected] 3 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 Centerplate's commitment to safety Centerplate, the exclusive caterer at the Mercedes-Benz Centerplate will provide all our employees with the Superdome, is looking forward to welcoming back our guests necessary PPE required to perform their tasks in a INDEX with an array of new safety and sanitation procedures to safe manner. Here are some of the new policies and ensure the safe delivery of food and beverage services. The procedures to be implemented: safety of our guests, employees, and work associates remains at the forefront of all the Centerplate/Sodexo hospitality • Masks and gloves for all team members will venues. Our commitment to safety and sanitation programs be provided continues with our suppliers and vendors to be sure they are • All staff will go through employee wellness screening placing the same elevated focus on safety that you would upon arrival prior to reporting to their assigned expect from us. work area • Employees will receive specialized health and Centerplate will implement and ensure compliance of CDC safety training and state or local health directives. We will work with the local health department, provide continued training on • Targeted sanitation and cleaning schedules new standards of operation at pre-shift team meetings and • Wrapped flatware interact with our clients to educate everyone on our new safety protocols. As your food service partner, Centerplate has always “made it better to be there” for our guests and employees, Our culinary team, headed by Executive Chef Lenny Martinsen, and as we enter the “new norm”, rest assured you can is working to adapt traditional services and menus to work depend on Centerplate to “make it safer to be there as well!” within the “new norm”. Emphasis will include modified buffet services, offering of some individually packed selections, specialized packaging, and new pricing to accommodate safe and appropriate food and beverage services on behalf of all of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome attendees. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 4 INDEX INDEX Page Service Directory 6 Sandwiches 18 2020 Saints Schedule 7 Home–Style Favorites 19 Placing Your Order 8-9 Vegan/Vegetarian Options 20 Personalized Hospitality Packages 10-11 Bake It Local 21 Make It Local 12 Sweet Selections 22 Snacks 13 Beverages 23-25 Appetizers 14-15 Wine 26-28 Salads–Sides–Fruit–Vegetables 16 The Fine Print 29-30 From the Grill 17 Click on any of the INDEX items to jump immediately to that page. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 5 Service Directory The Centerplate Suite Catering Department is available during the New Orleans Saints season from 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday to assist with your food and beverage needs. INDEX Centerplate Suites & Catering Catering Manager 504.558.6278 Carol Hernandez [email protected] Centerplate Suites Coordinator 504.558.6260 ext. 6608 Game Game Day Menu Monica Linam [email protected] Day Look for this Game Day icon for items available until the beginning of the 3rd quarter. (See page 9 for more information.) Centerplate Suite Services Fax Line 504.587.7939 On–Line Ordering mbsuperdome.ezplanit.com Gluten Free Selections These selections are prepared to exclude Mercedes–Benz Superdome gluten from the list of ingredients. Please General Information 504.587.3663 notify us if you have a gluten allergy. Centerplate does not operate a dedicated gluten-free preparation or service space. New Orleans Saints Suites Department 504.593.4973 Dishes made on-site are prepared on Matt Dixon [email protected] shared equipment and may come into contact with other products containing New Orleans Saints Ticket Office 504.731.1700 gluten or other allergens such as nuts. Mercedes–Benz Superdome Security 504.587.3900 Vegan Selections Vegetarian Selections Mercedes–Benz Superdome Lost & Found 504.587.3905 6 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS INDEX 2020 SEASON SCHEDULE REGULAR SEASON Sun Sep 13 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3:25 PM Sun Nov8 AT Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7:20 PM Mon Sep 21 AT Las Vegas Raiders 7:15 PM Sun Nov 15 San Francisco 49ers 3:25 PM Sun Sep 27 Green Bay Packers 7:20 PM Sun Nov 22 Atlanta Falcons 12 PM Sun Oct 4 AT Detroit Lions 12 PM Sun Nov 29 AT Denver Broncos 3:05 PM Mon Oct 12 Los Angeles Chargers 7:15 PM Sun Dec 6 AT Atlanta Falcons 12 PM Sun Dec 13 AT Philadelphia Eagles 3:25 PM Bye Week Sun Dec 0 Kansas City Chiefs 3:25 PM Sun Oct 25 Carolina Panthers 12 PM Fri Dec 25 Minnesota Vikings 3:30 PM Sun Nov 1 AT Chicago Bears 3:25 PM Sun Jan 3 AT Carolina Panthers 12 PM HOME GAMES IN GOLD ALL TIMES CENTRAL NEWORLEANSSAINTS.COM SAINTS • • • @ 7 Placing Your Order Ordering Online Is Easy! Website: mbsuperdome.ezplanit.com INDEX First Time Placing an Order? Click on SIGN UP located at the top right corner of webpage to create and 6. You will be able to review the order, give delivery instructions, register your account. You will be prompted to fill out required fields. This is select payment method, list the names of persons that can done one time only. Please retain your Username & Password for future use. make purchases on event day and you can prearrange a gratuity for your server. (The 20% service charge is not a tip for your server*) Returning User at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome? If this is your first time ordering you will have to add payment Click on Log In if you have a username & password for the MB information by clicking on CHANGE PAYMENT METHOD. If you Superdome. If you have an Ezplanit login for another venue, that have previously placed an order, the last card provided will be login will not work at the MB Superdome. Please create another used for the order. login (see above). If you need assistance, please contact Carol Hernandez at 504.558.6278 7. Click on PLACE YOUR ORDER to submit the order. Placing an Order: 8. You will receive an order number (located at the top of page) when your order is successfully submitted. If order number is not 1. Select your Event on list or you can search by event name. provided, your order was not placed. Click on SELECT. 9. You will also receive an itemized copy of your order for your 2. Select your location/Suite#. approval. Please sign and return via fax to 504.587.7939 or via email. 3. Select menu items of choice. You can search for items by name 10. For changes or questions about your order please contact or search by menu categories. Carol Hernandez at 504.558.6278 or Catering Coordinator Monica Linam at 504.558.6260 ext. 6608 4. Click on a menu item to expand and select QTYs and add to cart. You can review your order at anytime by clicking on YOUR ORDER Orders are due by 5pm (4) business days prior to event. at the top of the page. 5. Once you have completed adding items to your cart, click on *20% is added to your bill for this catered event/function which is used to defray Your Order at the top of the page and click on CHECK OUT. the cost of set up, break down, service and other house expenses. No portion of this charge is distributed to the employees providing the service. You are free, but not obligated to add or give a gratuity directly to your servers. 8 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS AT THE MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME | SUITE MENU 2020 INDEX Placing Your Order continued Timing We want you and your guests to be absolutely delighted with your Please notify us as soon as possible of any cancellations. experience at The Mercedes–Benz Superdome. We strive to make Orders cancelled by 5:00pm, two (2) business days prior every detail as smooth and easy for you as possible. to your game will not be charged. As you can imagine, it takes a little time to prepare for a party of 70,000 guests! So please place the order for your suite by 5:00pm, four (4) business days prior to each game.
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