Philadelphia Banquet Facilities w/ parking, bar, and a kitchen with no caterers?

Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at 11:59 pm

I am looking for a banquet hall, or something similar for a 21st birthday party I am planning in November 2009. I need somewhere that has free parking, because I have a lot of out of towners coming. Also the most important thing, I want something that has a sort of industrial kitchen and a bar, because I am doing my own catering but we do not have a big enough kitchen to cook in.

I am a recent Culinary Arts Graduate, and I have a few students I usually work with, and A lot of catering places we just don’t agree with. Someone please help. I plan to have about 100-150 people there. It may seem like I have a lot time but I need to get started now, because I want a nice elegant party.

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captb007 says:

October 31, 2009 at 11:59 pm

Randy’s Caterers on Franklin Blvd has just what you are looking for. The place was just renovated and it looks great. They have a dynamite kitchen with plenty of room to work, a kick ass stove that is world class, They have all kinds of warming trays, a new dishwasher, large ovens and thee microwaves. Also a walk in Freezer. they charge half price for students because they want to spread their reputation.
kelly jonas says:

October 31, 2009 at 11:59 pm

Well it is not in philadelpha but it is about a hafe an hour away it is this little atayen banquet room and you can do so many things with the space i had my cousents wedding there and we put fish in vaseses and that was the favor for the little kids but there is a open bar in that room and up stairs they do help you set up there is a huge parking lot.

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