Jun 24, 2022

Brooklyn,United States - June 24, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The company now offers a wide selection of gourmet menus for all event types, including weddings, bar mitzvahs, birthdays, graduation parties, and more. Indeed, the use of food trucks now allows the company to provide full-service catering in difficult-to-access venues, including residential areas.
More details can be found at: https://www.stufdtruck.com
Event catering poses its own unique set of challenges, both for catering companies and event planners. With the expanded service, STUF’d provides a self-contained catering solution that suits a wide variety of venues, while requiring minimal post-event clean-up.
Food forms a central part of most celebrations. However, when planning an event, several factors must be considered. These include the availability of an on-site kitchen, type of guests, style of food required, and cost.
Given their flexibility and convenience, food trucks have become an increasingly popular option in recent years. With a revised menu and expanded service area, STUF’d remains at the forefront of this industry. Indeed, the company now covers several less common requests, including breakfast menus and dessert pastries.
Recent menu additions, such as quinoa tofu tacos, cauliflower fried rice, and ‘beefy’ tacos, containing a mushroom and pepper mix in corn tortillas, also cater to vegan requirements. Other options now include a range of classic finger foods and wings, gourmet sliders, high-end aperitifs, meat and cheese platters, and plated entrees.
About STUF’d
Established by owner Rebecca Mitchel and executive chef John Locascio in 2016, STUF’d has since grown in both catering capability and geographical reach. Rebecca brought significant experience in restaurant development and management, while John has worked as a professional chef since he was in his teens. The latest expansion is testament to the growing popularity of the service.
A company representative stated: “We catered to our first 150-person party in March 2016. We have only grown stronger from there. From large parties to small, weddings to birthdays, or even holiday get-togethers, we cater for them all. Our team creates custom menus for all occasions, and we’re standing by to help you create the most memorable event possible.”
Interested parties can learn more by visiting: https://www.stufdtruck.com
Contact Info:
Name: Rebecca Mitchel
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Organization: STUF’D
Address: 178 Varick Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237, United States
Phone: +1-845-709-1808
Website: https://www.stufdtruck.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89077308
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