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Experiential Event Catering

Designed Thoughtfully. Crafted Lovingly. Presented Beautifully.®

Experiential Event Catering

Designed Thoughtfully. Crafted Lovingly. Presented Beautifully.®

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Spooky mummy dogs display
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Chef at the pizza bar – action station
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Dinner Setup Outdoors @ Greystone Mansion
Bartenders at Outdoor Bar
Agave Glazed Fish
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Cigar Girl passing Mini Burgers
Oyster Shuckers
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Fortune Teller Cocktail in Crystal Ball Glass
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Lighting Candles for Evening Dinner
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Catering Experiential Events Across Los Angeles/ Orange County

Experiential events are immersive gatherings designed to engage participants actively and create memorable, interactive experiences.There is no passive sitting and watching here! Instead, attendees are immersed in a hands-on experience that hits them with activities, sensory experiences, and other elements that create a stronger emotional response and memorable engagement. The goals and production approach of experiential events can vary dramatically based on the relationship of the production to the attendee.

Our Approach to Catering Experiential Events

From our experience, the clients and producing agencies of experiential events generally come to us with a strong creative brief outlining the vision for the event and its intent. We love to collaborate early, when we can work to build out the culinary perspective on where F&B may be able to most impact the experience and how we can tailor the elements of that experience to meet requirements around pace, space & facilities. We bring a thoughtful and experienced group of chefs and service operations people to think through the real-world challenges of the experience to be created and how we can design something that will be able to deliver in the real-world at the right level for each attendee.

Part of that process to prepare for the event includes things like:

  • Working up front with you to define utilities, space, and equipment in the field and designing products that can be held and finished within those parameters
  • Taking the time to R&D different equipment, ingredients, assembly methods, etc to adjust for known challenges in the field
  • Refining event-specific recipes to ensure that the product can be produced in the right quantities, put out at the right pace, and hold in the expected conditions
  • Working closely with brand partners to identify and create the moment of magic that takes an event from enjoyed to shared/ promoted


We have substantial experience in helping brands to create compelling experiences across automotive, CPG, fashion, finance, fitness, health care, hospitality, legal, media, tech, and others. We would love to brainstorm ideas and see where we can help for your next experiential event!

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Core Jobs of an Experiential Event Production:

1. Create an Immersive Environment:

  • Job to Be Done: Transform a physical or virtual space into an immersive environment that aligns with the event's theme and objectives.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees seek to be transported into the narrative or theme of the event, experiencing a break from their everyday reality.

2. Foster Engagement and Interaction:

  • Job to Be Done: Design and facilitate activities that encourage active participation, interaction among attendees, and engagement with the event's content or brand.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees want to feel involved and engaged, rather than passive observers, seeking meaningful interactions and connections.

3. Deliver a Memorable Experience:

  • Job to Be Done: Ensure that every aspect of the event, from start to finish, contributes to a cohesive, memorable experience that resonates emotionally with attendees.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees aim to leave the event with lasting, positive memories and a deeper connection to the brand or message.

4. Ensure Smooth Logistics and Operations:

  • Job to Be Done: Manage all logistical aspects of the event seamlessly, including venue setup, technology integration, transportation, and scheduling, to ensure a smooth flow and minimize disruptions.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees and Stakeholders: Both attendees and stakeholders expect the event to run smoothly without noticeable hitches, maintaining a professional and high-quality atmosphere.

5. Provide High-Quality Content and Entertainment:

  • Job to Be Done: Curate and present content, speakers, and entertainment that are not only of high quality but also relevant and engaging to the event's target audience.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees seek value in the form of entertainment, enlightenment, or education that aligns with their interests and expectations.

6. Cultivate Networking and Community Building:

  • Job to Be Done: Create spaces and opportunities for networking, allowing attendees to connect with like-minded individuals and foster a sense of community.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees often look to expand their professional or social networks, seeking opportunities to meet new people and form valuable connections.

7. Measure Impact and Gather Feedback:

  • Job to Be Done: Implement tools and methods to measure the event's impact on attendees and gather feedback to inform future events.
  • Outcomes Desired by Stakeholders: Stakeholders want to understand the event's ROI, attendee satisfaction, and areas for improvement to justify the investment and plan for future initiatives.

8. Ensure Safety and Comfort:

  • Job to Be Done: Prioritize attendee safety and comfort, addressing any potential health, security, or accessibility concerns.
  • Outcomes Desired by Attendees: Attendees expect a safe and comfortable environment where they can focus on the experience without concern for their well-being.

Experiential Events FAQs

We LOVE making custom menus to fit a theme! That creativity is what drives us. Whether it's figuring out period-appropriate elements or diving deep into a world, we would love to help you imagine something that sets the mood and creates a unique, memorable, and 'grammable moment!


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