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Last reviewed: September 25, 2026 | Winnipeg |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 25, 2026. Business status: Active.
Catering Winnipeg wedding catering includes customizable food and beverage options for receptions and related celebrations in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. The company’s official site presents wedding catering as a core service and lists formats ranging from appetizers and buffets to plated gourmet dishes, desserts, beverages and bar service.
This profile summarizes what the business currently publishes rather than assessing food quality or customer experience. Couples can review selected menu prices online, but a wedding’s final cost will depend on the chosen dishes, guest count, service format, staffing and other requirements confirmed through a quote. Last reviewed: September 25, 2026.
Catering Winnipeg identifies weddings, private parties, socials and corporate functions among the events it serves. For weddings, the company describes support extending from cocktail hour through dinner and dessert. Its menu covers brunch and lunch selections, individual dinner entrées, buffet packages, appetizers, hors d’oeuvres, salads, desserts, beverages and bar options.
The company says it can create a customized menu around a couple’s preferences and budget. Its broader service information also mentions food stations, canapés, barbecue menus and appetizer platters. The About page lists serving and bartending, including licensed bartenders, although couples should confirm staffing numbers, service hours and exactly what is included in a wedding proposal.
The published menu spans several styles rather than a single cuisine. Examples include prime rib, chicken dishes, salmon, Manitoba pickerel, pasta, salads, sandwiches and vegetarian selections. These examples establish the range shown online, but they should not be treated as guaranteed availability for a particular date.
The official website says Catering Winnipeg serves Winnipeg and the surrounding area at the client’s preferred location. It also mentions drop-off and pickup within Winnipeg. No detailed boundary, travel-fee schedule or list of surrounding communities is published in the supplied evidence, so couples outside the city should provide the exact venue address when requesting a quote.
The service may suit couples comparing buffet, plated or appetizer-focused catering and those who want to discuss a menu tailored to their event. Published examples address gatherings of different sizes, while specific buffet packages carry minimums of 50 guests and brunch packages carry a 30-person minimum. The main site also says the team can cater events ranging from smaller gatherings to groups of 100 or more, but couples must confirm whether their chosen menu and service format are feasible for their actual guest count.
A documented feature is the breadth of the online menu. Couples can see examples across brunch, lunch, dinner, buffets, appetizers, sandwiches and desserts before making an inquiry. The website also states that tastings are available on request and that menus may be customized.
The company says it can accommodate kosher, gluten-free, dairy-free, allergy-related, vegan and halal requirements. This is an operator statement rather than an independent certification. Couples with allergies, religious requirements or cross-contact concerns should ask how ingredients are sourced, prepared, labelled and served, and whether any requested standard can be documented.
Practical limitations are that the supplied pages do not publish wedding-specific package inclusions, staffing ratios, travel fees, rental details, deposit terms or cancellation conditions. The website makes promotional claims about quality, value and customer satisfaction, but this profile does not treat those statements or the testimonials displayed on the business’s own site as independently verified evidence.
Selected current menu prices are published, but the site warns that pricing may vary and is subject to adjustment. The three listed dinner buffets are $34.95, $39.95 and $44.95 per person, each based on a 50-person minimum. The menu notes a $3.50-per-person surcharge when the group is under 50. Some buffet entrée selections, including items marked with an asterisk, carry a further $7.50-per-person surcharge.
Brunch Buffet #1 is listed at $24.95 per person and Brunch Buffet #2 at $34.95 per person, both with a 30-person minimum and a stated $3.50-per-person surcharge below that threshold. Individual dinner entrées shown on the menu range from $29.95 to $39.95 in the supplied evidence. Gourmet sandwiches are listed at $6 each, individual desserts at $7 each and a dessert table at $7.95 per person with a 20-guest minimum.
These figures are menu references, not a complete wedding estimate. Taxes, delivery, setup, serving staff, bartending, rentals, beverages, travel, gratuities and venue-specific requirements are not clearly itemized in the supplied pages. Couples should obtain a written quote showing the applicable minimums, surcharges and all inclusions before comparing it with another caterer.
Couples can contact Catering Winnipeg by phone or use the quote form on its official website. The contact page lists 300-330 St Mary Ave. in Winnipeg and the phone number (431) 441-1487. The site displays weekday contact hours of 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; these should not be assumed to represent event-service hours.
A useful initial inquiry should include the wedding date, venue address, estimated guest count, preferred meal format, menu ideas, dietary requirements and whether servers, bartenders, delivery, setup or cleanup are needed. The website says tastings are available upon request, so couples interested in one should ask about timing, cost, participant limits and whether the tasting reflects the proposed menu.
Before signing a contract, couples should verify that the date and venue are serviceable and request a complete proposal based on the latest menu. The proposal should distinguish food charges from labour, delivery, setup, cleanup, rentals, bar service, taxes and any gratuity or administrative fee.
Confirm whether the meal will be plated, buffet-style, stationed, picked up or dropped off, and establish who supplies dishes, glassware, linens, serving equipment and waste removal. Ask how long staff remain on site and whether overtime charges apply. If the venue has kitchen, loading or licensed-bar rules, ensure the caterer has those details.
Dietary needs deserve specific discussion rather than relying on general website language. Provide a written list of allergies and other requirements, then ask about substitutions, cross-contact procedures and labelling. Couples should also confirm the payment schedule, cancellation and postponement terms, final guest-count deadline, tasting arrangements and the process for approving menu changes.
The official menu publishes selected per-person and per-item prices, including three dinner buffets from $34.95 to $44.95 per person with a 50-person minimum. Pricing may vary and is subject to adjustment, and the published figures do not establish the complete cost of a wedding.
Yes. The company states that it works with clients to create custom menus based on preferences and budget. Couples should confirm the available dishes, substitutions, minimum order and final price in a written proposal.
The official site says the team accommodates kosher, gluten-free, dairy-free, allergy-related, vegan and halal needs. Couples should discuss preparation standards, ingredient verification and cross-contact procedures directly, especially when a requirement is medical or religious.
The official website says tastings are available upon request. It does not provide detailed tasting fees or conditions in the supplied evidence, so couples should ask what is included and whether an appointment is required.
Address: 300-330 St Mary Ave., Winnipeg, MB R3C 3Z5
Phone: (431) 441-1487
Website: https://cateringwinnipeg.ca/





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