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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Daniel et Daniel is a Toronto caterer whose official wedding page describes customised menus, wedding-day food service and planning support. For couples researching Toronto wedding catering, the company says its consultants work through flavour preferences, dietary requirements and the overall style of the celebration.
The business lists its kitchens and catering office at 248 Carlton Street in downtown Toronto. Its official site presents wedding catering alongside event planning and venue-related services, so an enquiry can cover the meal as well as selected coordination needs.
Daniel et Daniel’s official website identifies it as a Toronto catering and events business. Its wedding-catering page is specific to weddings and includes a direct appointment prompt for prospective clients, providing current first-party evidence of a relevant contact route.
The company also operates a food shop, but this profile concerns its separate wedding-catering and event-planning offering. Couples should use the catering enquiry route when discussing a wedding rather than assuming food-shop ordering covers event service.
Daniel et Daniel says its wedding-catering team customises each part of the celebration, including flavour profiles, dietary restrictions and overall style. Its dedicated catering consultants work with clients to select food items and make recommendations. The company states that its food is prepared on-site and made fresh.
Its wedding page also describes catering and planning support on the event day. The stated offering includes chefs, wait staff and an on-site event planner, with coordination between the venue, rental services and suppliers. The exact combination of services should be confirmed in a written proposal for each wedding.
The official site positions Daniel et Daniel in Toronto and states that its event-planning team works with 50 venues in the GTA. Its wedding page says the company is a preferred caterer at more than fifty venues and can discuss venue booking, floor plans and design services.
The website also describes wedding experience at private residences and in tented, outdoor, cottage, backyard and barn settings. This may suit couples planning a Toronto or GTA celebration who want to discuss food service alongside venue logistics. The official pages do not publish a fixed service boundary, travel policy or minimum guest count, so events outside the area should be checked directly.
Daniel et Daniel describes a collaborative menu process and offers custom wedding tastings. According to its official page, the tasting includes full portions presented as they will be at the wedding, plus linen samples and place-setting suggestions. This gives couples a defined opportunity to review the proposed dining experience before the event.
The company says it uses fresh, seasonal and locally sourced ingredients and references 100 KM menus, organic produce and Ocean Wise membership on its wedding page. It also says menus can be tailored to dietary requirements and food-related allergies. Individual guest dietary requirements are preferably provided seven days before the event date; ask how this applies to severe allergies and cross-contact concerns.
A documented feature of Daniel et Daniel’s service is its consultant-led, customised menu process. Another is the combination of catering with optional planning and venue-related support. These are company-stated operational features, rather than independent assessments of food quality or event performance.
Important practical details are not set out as universal terms on the reviewed pages. The site does not publish availability, a guest minimum, a fixed service radius, an itemised wedding package or a standard staffing ratio. Couples should therefore treat the website as a starting point and request an event-specific scope and quote.
Daniel et Daniel’s official contact page lists minimum food spends of $500 from January to April, $1,000 from May to June, $500 from July to August, and $1,000 from September to December. The page does not state whether these general catering minimums apply unchanged to every wedding format, so confirm that point when requesting a quote.
Per-person wedding packages, menu prices, tasting fees, service charges and rental costs are not shown on the reviewed official pages. Ask for a written estimate that separates food and beverage, staffing, rentals, planning or coordination, venue-related costs, taxes, gratuities, delivery or travel, and any production charges.
Daniel et Daniel lists 248 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON M5A 2L1 as its contact address and (416) 968-9275 as its telephone number for event-planning and catering questions. Its official contact page also includes a quote-request form with fields for the event date, venue or location, estimated guest count and estimated budget.
To make the first conversation productive, provide the date, venue or venue shortlist, estimated guest count, preferred meal style, dietary requirements and the level of planning support you are considering. The official page lists catering-office hours as Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; confirm response times and consultation availability when contacting the company.
Confirm that Daniel et Daniel is available for the date and can cater at the chosen venue before making other commitments. Because the company describes both catering and planning-related services, ask for a detailed scope assigning responsibility for food, staffing, rentals, floor plans, décor, venue liaison and contingency arrangements.
Also confirm the proposed menu and service style, guest-count deadline, tasting process, dietary and allergy protocol, set-up and clean-up timing, bar responsibilities if relevant, deposits, final payment schedule and cancellation terms. These are practical booking matters that are not presented as fixed terms on the reviewed official pages.
Yes. Its official wedding-catering page says custom wedding tastings include full portions presented as they will be at the wedding, alongside linen samples and place-setting suggestions.
The company says menus can be tailored to dietary requirements and food-related allergies. It prefers individual guest requirements to be communicated seven days before the event; confirm the process for your specific needs.
Its official website says it can offer venue booking, floor-plan and design services and works with GTA venues. Confirm whether these services are available and included for your event.
The official contact page lists $500 from January to April, $1,000 from May to June, $500 from July to August, and $1,000 from September to December. Confirm how these minimums apply to your wedding proposal.
Address: 248 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON M5A 2L1
Phone: (416) 968-9275
Website: https://www.danieletdaniel.ca/





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