Lots of Love Catering-NYC
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Lots of Love Catering-NYC
- Business / Company Name
- Lots of Love Catering-NYC
- About the Business
- We cater all occasions Weddings, Birthdays, Cocktail parties, Corporate Luncheons, Bridal tea parties, Promotional events and much more. Please inquire about our intimate dinners for 2-6 people.
It's the perfect gift for a loved one.Our company is based on DEDICATION, FRESH PRODUCTS, QUALITY, PRESENTATION, AND THE LOVE OF GOOD FOOD.
- Contact Name
- Lisa Hodge
- Website
- Business Address
- 2152 Ralph Ave Suite #338
- City
- Brooklyn
- State
- New York
- Country
- United States
- Zip / Postal Code
- 11234
- Phone Number
- 347-694-0499
- E-mail Address
- lotsoflovecatering@gmail.com
- Year Business Established
- 2005
- Industry
- Food Services
- Featured Products / Services
- Bridal Tea Party & Luncheon
Showers
Intimate Dinners (2-6 people)
Launch Parties
Cooking Classes
Cooking Parties
Personal Chef Services - Referrals & References
- Testimonials
"Lisa Hodge and I worked together on a number of occasions and I am very impressed. Not only do I love her coconut shrimps, but the presentation and quality of food makes her the first choice for all my catering needs. I also call on her for personal cooking tips and recipe help.
I can't wait for your cookbook to come out!"
Cathy Philbert,
Vision Match Event Services
"We had Lots of Love cater our last event and it was nothing short of fabulous. As usual the food was superb! I heard lots of wonderful compliments from the event attendees. Not only was the food delicious but its presentation was extremely pleasing. The staff was as always professional, friendly and helpful."
Wishing you prosperity and happiness
Stacy Francis
Savvy Ladies - Affiliation Memberships
- Give' N Take Network
New York Women's Chambers of Commerce - About the Chef/Founder
- Lisa Hodge is the founder of Lots of Love Catering. Lots of Love Catering is a very unique company. It’s dedicated solely to our client’s appreciation of great food. Ms. Hodge has over 10 years of restaurant and catering experience. From an early age Lisa has had a passion for cooking and the love of good food.
Ms. Hodge has studied at the New York Restaurant School in New York City. She has also worked in various restaurants such as Nick & Stef’s Steakhouse, Marriot Marquis Encore Restaurant and Emeril’s Atlanta. She has also catered events for Savvy Ladies, Diva For A Day, Jolie Magazine Launch Party and photo shoot. Lisa Hodge currently resides in New York City.
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