150 Cherry Street, Burlington
Full-Service Caterers in Vermont
7 caterers in 7 cities and towns. Dedicated catering companies: menus, cooking, delivery, staff and setup for parties, weddings and business events. People usually book 2–6 months ahead (8–12 for peak-season weddings).
How Many Caterers Are in Vermont?
We list 7 caterers in Vermont, across 7 cities and towns; the most are in Burlington (1), Colchester (1), Isle La Motte (1). People usually book caterers 2–6 months ahead (8–12 for peak-season weddings). Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
By City
Before You Book
- What is the price per guest, and what exactly does it include?
- Can you send a sample invoice for our guest count with every fee, tax and service charge?
- Do you hold a food permit or license and liability insurance? Can our venue get a certificate of insurance?
- How do you handle allergies and vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal or kosher meals?
- When is the final headcount due, and can it change after that?
- Ask every caterer for a quote on the same menu and guest count so you compare like with like.
- Service charges of 18–25% plus sales tax are common; they are not the same as a tip.
- Weekday and daytime events are often cheaper than Saturday nights.
70 Roosevelt Highway, Colchester
2551 West Shore Road, Isle La Motte
150 Main Street, Newport
608 Vermont Route 12 North, Northfield
1147 Hartford Avenue, White River Junction
25 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski
Full-Service Caterers in every state · 12 Questions to Ask a Caterer