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Banquet Menu BANQUET MENU 410 5th Avenue South | Nashville, TN 37201 T 615.514.2500 tribrandnashville.marriott.com BREAKFAST BREAKFAST _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST- BUFFET $30 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 10 GUESTS BREAD Chef's selection of assorted bagels & muffins. SEASONAL FRUIT MEDLEY Seasonal fruit salad featuring an assortment of apples, oranges, grapes, cantaloupe, honeydew, watermelon, strawberries, blueberries, & other seasonal options. JUICES (SELECT 2) Orange, cranberry, grapefruit, apple, or pineapple. BEVERAGES All buffets are served with freshly brewed coffee (full flavored & decaf) & hot tea, with half-n-half, sugar & sweeteners. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AMERICAN BREAKFAST- BUFFET $42 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 20 GUESTS ASSORTED BAGELS Chef's selection of assorted bagels. Served with sweet-cream butter, cream cheese, & jams. BELGIAN WAFFLES Topped with fresh berries & powdered sugar. Served with house-made buttermilk syrup, & sweet-cream butter. SCRAMBLED EGGS Light & fluffy farm fresh eggs scrambled to perfection. PROTEIN (SELECT 1) Thick cut bacon, ham steaks, or country pork sausage (links or patties). HOME-STYLE POTATOES SEASONAL FRUIT MEDLEY Seasonal fruit salad featuring an assortment of apples, oranges, grapes, cantaloupe, honeydew, watermelon, strawberries, blueberries, & other seasonal options. JUICES (SELECT 2) Orange, cranberry, grapefruit, apple, or pineapple. BEVERAGES All buffets are served with freshly brewed coffee (full flavored & decaf) & hot tea, with half-n-half, sugar, & sweeteners. A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 2 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SOUTHERN BREAKFAST- BUFFET $48 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 20 GUESTS BUTTERMILK FRIED CHICKEN Buttermilk, garlic, & fresh herb battered chicken, dredged in our seasoned flour, & double fried. SOUTHERN SHRIMP & GRITS Cajun-style sautéed shrimp nestled in creamy garlic cheddar grits with creole pepper sauce. BISCUITS & SAUSAGE GRAVY Fresh buttermilk biscuits accompanied by Tennessee pork sausage, & black pepper gravy. SOUTHWEST EGG CASSEROLE HOME-STYLE POTATOES PROTEIN (SELECT 1) Thick cut bacon, ham steaks, or country pork sausage (links or patties). JUICES (SELECT 2) Orange, cranberry, grapefruit, apple, or pineapple. BEVERAGES All buffets are served with freshly brewed coffee (full flavored & decaf) & hot tea, with half-n-half, sugar, & sweeteners. A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 3 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BREAKFAST ENHANCEMENTS (PRICE PER GUEST) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 10 GUESTS OMELETS MADE TO ORDER $16 Fresh farm eggs, local ham, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, salsa, & sour cream. Requires attendant at $100 (plus tax). BAGEL BAR $10 Assorted bagels with cream cheese, smoked salmon, & jams. BISCUIT BAR $18 Warm blueberry, buttermilk, & garlic cheddar biscuits. Served with your choice of butters, jelly, honey, bacon, sausage gravy, & country ham. OATMEAL BAR $14 Old fashioned oats served with brown sugar, cinnamon, raisins, berries, & butter. CHICKEN & WAFFLES $18 Buttermilk fried chicken with warm house made waffles. Served with hot sauce, maple syrup, powdered sugar, & berry compote. QUICHE DISPLAY $16 (MINIMUM ORDER OF 10 PER SELECTION) Broccoli & cheddar, ham & swiss with spinach, tomato, & feta. BISCUITS WITH SAUSAGE GRAVY $8 Fresh buttermilk biscuits accompanied by Tennessee pork sausage, & black pepper gravy. BREAKFAST SANDWICHES $8 EACH (MINIMUM ORDER OF 15 PER SELECTION) Sausage, bacon, or ham, & egg biscuit with cheddar. Ham, egg, & cheese croissant. English muffin with egg, Canadian style bacon, & American cheese. Sausage, bacon, or vegetable, with egg & cheese breakfast burrito. A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 4 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A LA CARTE _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 10 GUESTS SAUSAGE $5 / Guest MAPLE GLAZED BACON $5 / Guest DICED BREAKFAST POTATOES Red skin diced potatoes, garlic, & peppers $5 / Guest PEELED HARD BOILED EGGS $4 / Guest GRANOLA BERRY PARFAIT Honey, fresh berries, vanilla yogurt, & house made granola $8 /Guest FRESH SLICED SEASONAL FRUIT $4 / Guest SEASONAL WHOLE FRUIT $4 / Piece _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BEVERAGES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CHARGED BASED ON CONSUMPTION COFFEE SERVICE $65 / Gallon SOFT DRINKS $4 / Drink BOTTLED JUICE $4 / Drink BOTTLED WATER $4 / Drink SPARKLING WATER $6 / Drink A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 5 BREAKS BREAKS *Pricing based on 1-hour of service. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________GOURMET SELECTIONS* _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 10 GUESTS NASHVILLE SNACK $14 REFRESHER BREAK $14 SOUTHERN SNACK $18 Moon Pies Granola bars Fruit tea Miss Vickies kettle chips Yogurt parfait Assorted sliced seasonal fruit Belle Meade bourbon nuts Trail mix Southern bite sandwiches - pimento cheese, Goo Goo clusters Vegetable crudités with buttermilk dressing apple chicken salad, & ham with brie BITES DISPLAY $22 COOKIE BREAK $16 GOURMET COFFEE SNACKS $20 S’mores bites Chocolate chip cookies Full flavored & decaf coffee Salted caramel puffs Oatmeal cookies House-made scones Mini cookie sandwiches Apricot & walnut cookies Banana nut bread Pound cake minis Double chocolate cookies Mini bagels Key lime pie bites Fudge brownies Chocolate almond biscotti Strawberry shortcake shooters FIESTA BREAK $14 House made tortilla chips House made salsa, guacamole & queso _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BEVERAGES _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CHARGED BASED ON CONSUMPTION__________________________________ SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED JUICE BOTTLED WATER $4 / Drink $4 / Drink $4 / Drink SPARKLING WATER $6 / Drink _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALL-DAY BEVERAGES _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PRICED__________________________________ PER GUEST BEVERAGE PACKAGE $15 UPGRADED BEVERAGE PACKAGE $20 TEA & COFFEE BEVERAGE PACKAGE $15 Bottled water & assorted Pepsi products. Bottled water, assorted Pepsi products, whole Torrefazione Italia hot coffee (regular & decaf), leaf iced teas, sparkling water, & Izze. & hot water with assorted Tazo teas. $65 per gallon A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 7 LUNCH GOURMET SANDWICH LUNCH (BUFFET OR BOXES) $28 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SANDWICH OPTIONS _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM__________________________________ 10 GUESTS A MINIMUM OF 10 PER SELECTION IS REQUIRED Roasted turkey with sage & basil mayo Turkey panini with Swiss Roasted vegetable panini with pesto & provolone Club with turkey, ham, & bacon Vegetarian muffuletta Mojo pork french dip Roasted pork with aged Swiss cheese & house chutney Roast beef with cranberry spread topped with fresh parmesan Chicken salad with red grapes Tuna salad INDIVIDUAL BAG OF CHIPS CHEF'S SELECTION OF SIDE ITEM FRESH BAKED COOKIE BEVERAGES Assorted Sodas & Bottled Water A 24% taxable service charge and 9.5% sales tax will be added to prices. 9 SOUP & SALAD $28 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________LUNCH SALADS (SELECT 1) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MINIMUM 10 GUESTS PER__________________________________ SELECTION FRESH GARDEN SALAD BABY SPINACH SALAD Romaine lettuce,
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