DANCE FLOOR SNACKS MENUS

Looking for something to soak up the alcohol at a boozy party or just looking for something a little bit different? You’re in the right place! We’ve put together some menus that are perfect for an informal party, particularly if you envisage lots of dancing and a busy bar. These menus work really well for 18th, 30th and 60th birthday parties and everything in between! With a range of flavours from across the globe, our delicious dance floor snacks will keep your guests talking about your party long after the music finishes…

Prices starting from £22.50 per person based on a minimum of 80 guests to include 2-3 choices, all the necessary service equipment, crockery and cutlery and service staff for up to four hours.
VAT will be added at the current rate.

Buckets of Southern-style fried chicken and Chips

Freshly cooked seasoned chicken and chips served in small metal chip buckets

Hot baguettes

A simple, satisfying option served in bamboo baskets that is easy to eat and very popular.

• Hot freshly baked baguettes filled with smoked back bacon, Cumberland sausages, and Swiss cheese and tomato (v)

• Selection of sauces, ketchups and mustards

Fish and Chip Supper

Freshly cooked plaice goujons, scampi and butterfly prawns served with seasoned chips in paper cones.

Sausage and mash with onion gravy

Cumberland sausages served with creamy mash and onion gravy in mini bowls

Pulled pork in brioche bun

Slow cooked seasoned pork served with coleslaw in a brioche bun

Sliders with burgers, bacon and cheese

Freshly cooked loaded sliders with meat and vegan burgers with spicy mayonnaise and pickles

Brioche hot dog rolls

Hot dogs served in brioche rolls with mustards and ketchups

Shawarma wraps

•          Chicken shawarma wraps with spiced chicken, salad and yogurt

•          Spiced cauliflower shawarma with pomegranate and pine nuts (vegan)

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