Off-Premise Catering
Off-premise catering is serving food at a location away from the caterer’s food production facility. One example of a food
production facility is a freestanding commissary, which is a kitchen facility used exclusively for the preparation of foods to be served atother locations. Other examples of production facilities include,but are not limited to, hotel, restaurant, and club kitchens. In most cases there is no existing kitchen facility at the location where the food is served. Caterers provide single-event foodservice, but not all caterers are created equal. They generally fall into one of three categories: