Amy’s Catering

I used Amy’s Catering for an event I had at the Michigan Capitol Building last week. Amy and her staff were great. They were on time, organized, and super helpful. I was also able to rent table clothes from them for a very reasonable price. Breakfast included delicious mini quiches, bagels, pastries, coffee and juice. Lunch was bagged lunches which include chips, a cookie, and a drink. A very reliable, affordable, and helpful catering company. The food was great too!

I was really hoping this would be better — really, really. Amy’s catered our Christmas party, and everything was beautiful! I was encouraged by the selection and descriptions of the foods, but when it came to eating, I was sorely disappointed.
The rolls were so dry, they were hard to choke down, the London Broil and the fish were the same. Breading was way too heavy for the fish. The beans were good, but the mixed veggies were struggling. The overall flavor of the meal was bland, and I found myself looking for the salt several times.
I looked at the pork chops, and they weren’t stuffed (which kind of confused me), and the chicked kebobs looked fabulous, although I didn’t try either.
The salad was fabulous, as were the cheese and veggie trays.
I am not certain if the delivery was at an awkward time, or if maybe it was an off night, but it wasn’t what I had hoped it would be. I understand how hard it is to be a small business owner in this economy, but I would encourage Amy’s Catering to consider maybe a smaller menu with excellent food rather than a fairly extensive menu with less than adequate food.

I used to really like this caterer and our office has used them a lot. In the past year, the quality of the food has declined to nearly inedible. The food is tastless, bland, soggy and usually delivered at suboptimal temperatures. Today, our continental breakfast items were hard and stale. Lunch was late and hot items were barely warm enough. Two weeks ago they came with lasagna that was limp, overcooked and tasteless. It reminded me of mass-​produced elementary school «food». It was obviously purchased at a giant food service company like Gordon’s and «rewarmed» for the bare minimum amount of time. Coffee service was delivered without cream and sugar. Are you looking for a caterer? Run! Run screaming from this place!