FOODIES AND THEIR FAVES by Trish Muyco-Tobin Dining out isn’t all about food. Sure, the food has to please your palate, but diners also want to feel welcome and appreciated, and they expect efficient service. We asked three St. Louis foodies about the places they frequent and why. Joan Beuckman of Warson Woods Retired broadcast […]
Continue ReadingWhy Rehab?
The Butler’s Pantry, one of St. Louis’ largest catering companies with $5.4 million in local off-site sales volume last year, is rehabing the laundry facility of the old City Hospital into an 8,000-square-foot event venue called Palladium Saint Louis. “The people who did the laundry here 100 years ago had the best-kept secret in the […]
Continue ReadingCustomer Feedback – October 2009
“Thanks for another wonderful event last week! Your staff was amazing as usual!” -Lauren Reception, October 1, 2009 “Wonderful party! We couldn’t have done it without you!” -Wedding Reception, October 17, 2009 “You helped me put this together on very short notice and everything was perfect!” -Cocktail Party, October 9, 2009 “All elements from the […]
Continue ReadingCustomer Feedback – September 2009
“Everyone has commented on what a wonderful wedding we had. Everyone thought the food was delicious.” -Ron Wedding, September 4, 2009 “Even the hard to impress New Yorkers said the food was delicious and everything was elegant.” -Madeleine Wedding, May 23, 2009 “Once again, Butler’s Pantry exceeded our expectations! Your staff always goes the extra […]
Continue ReadingBP Named one of the 2009 Businesses of the Year
Butler’s Pantry has been selected by the Office of Mayor Francis G. Slay to receive one of the 2009 BUSINESSES OF THE YEAR awards in recognition of its significant contribution in furthering economic development in the City of St. Louis. Mayor Slay will present the awards at the 2009 City of St. Louis Business Celebration […]
Continue ReadingLadue News Cover
It may be hard to imagine that a one-time hospital laundromat could be turned into an elegant events venue, but that’s exactly what has happened at Palladium Saint Louis in Lafayette Square. The space’s dramatic floating mezzanine and soaring, two-story windows with cityscape views are a long way from its previous incarnation as part of […]
Continue ReadingCatersource – New for the Holidays
The more the merrier By: Linda Picone Last year, a number of Greg Ziegenfuss’ clients reduced their holiday entertaining. “I’ve got a very good friend who’s president of a company,” says Ziegenfuss, vice president of operations for Butler’s Pantry in St. Louis. “Last year he told me he wasn’t going to do a holiday party; […]
Continue ReadingCooking 101, Labor Day Recipes
KSDK Labor Day weekend in St. Louis is a local grown food lover’s dream come true. We have the end of the season corn, tomatoes, watermelon, summer squash, eggplant, peaches as well as some early autumn lettuces and greens. St. Louis is “normally” hot Labor Day weekend so I personally like to plan a meal […]
Continue ReadingCustomer Feedback – August 2009
“I have been overwhelmed by the comments from friends and family raving about the food, staff and presentation by Butler’s Pantry. I have received numerous thank you notes as well. It has been unbelievable, but not surprising to us. I really never considered anyone else to handle our daughter’s wedding. I wanted ‘the best’ and […]
Continue ReadingCamp Hope 2009
Once again, a team of Butler’s Pantry volunteers traveled to Potosi, MO for Camp Hope. On Sunday, August 15, Butler’s Pantry donated a pirate themed birthday party for 250 members of Camp Hope. Twelve of us ventured to the YMCA’s Trout Lodge and served a fanciful meal including: Treasure Island Salad, Fruit of the Isles, […]
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