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Last reviewed: August 8, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples comparing wedding catering Mississauga options can consider GTA Caterer, a Mississauga-based company with dedicated Greek, Italian and Portuguese wedding packages. Its current website presents buffet menus for all three cuisines and plated menus for Italian and Portuguese celebrations. The business also advertises catering for private and corporate events, but this profile concentrates on its documented wedding offering.
The official business uses the name “GTA Caterer,” although this CanadaWeddingGuide page was originally titled “GTA Catering.” The current domain and published telephone number connect the existing record to the active official website. Older claims about Asian-fusion catering, sushi stations and a chef named David are not supported by the current first-party pages and have therefore been excluded. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.
GTA Caterer’s official website identifies Ivan Bodnar as the owner and head chef and places the business at 29 Queen Street North in Mississauga. The official contact page publishes the same 647-231-7031 telephone number found in the earlier record, while the current website is the secure version of the listed gtacaterer.ca domain.
The official address does not include a postal code. Couples should use the address as published and confirm whether it is a consultation office, kitchen, pickup point or another type of business location before visiting. The former Toronto address has not been retained because it is not shown on the current official pages reviewed.
The wedding section centres on three cuisine-specific packages: Greek, Italian and Portuguese. The main package page links to a Greek buffet menu, Italian buffet and plated menus, and Portuguese buffet and plated menus. This gives couples a useful starting point for comparing reception formats without assuming that every service style is offered for every cuisine.
Published menu material includes appetizers or hors d’oeuvres, salads, meat, fish and vegetarian selections, desserts, coffee and tea, and late-night items on selected menus. Examples on the Italian plated page include passed appetizers, charcuterie and cheese boards, chicken, beef tenderloin, sea bass, lentil ratatouille and plated desserts. Portuguese menus show fish and meat choices, seafood platters, cheesecake and late-night sweets. Menu examples are not guarantees of availability or inclusion in a custom proposal.
The wedding package pages specifically name Mississauga, Oakville and Burlington for indoor and outdoor events. The contact page describes service throughout the Greater Toronto Area and specifically mentions Mississauga, Brampton and Toronto. Because those statements differ in scope, couples should confirm that their exact venue is covered and ask about travel, delivery or setup charges.
The caterer may suit couples who want a Greek, Italian or Portuguese menu and are deciding between buffet and plated service. The published Italian plated package is costed on a minimum of 50 people, so it may be particularly relevant to celebrations meeting that threshold. No general minimum or maximum wedding size is clearly published for every package.
A documented strength is the availability of cuisine-specific wedding pages rather than only a general catering description. Couples can review named buffet and plated formats, sample courses and selected food-station or board ideas before requesting a proposal. The site also publishes a price range and service fee for one Italian plated package, providing more initial cost context than an entirely quote-only listing.
The principal limitation is that important operational details are not consistently stated across all wedding packages. The reviewed pages do not establish a universal guest-capacity range, tasting policy, staffing ratio, rental inventory, bar service, dietary-accommodation process or travel-fee structure. The Greek wedding section links to a buffet menu but does not show a plated option. These are missing-evidence points, not negative findings, and should be addressed in writing during the quote process.
As reviewed on August 8, 2026, the official Italian wedding plated-menu page lists $112–$137 per person, based on a minimum of 50 people. It also states that a 20% service fee is added to the final bill. The website warns that prices can change without notice, so couples should treat this as published reference pricing rather than a guaranteed quotation.
The reviewed official pages do not publish equivalent current prices for every Greek, Italian buffet, Portuguese buffet or Portuguese plated package. Couples should request an itemized proposal showing food, staffing, service fees, taxes, rentals, delivery or travel, setup, cleanup, overtime, tastings and late-night service. They should also ask how substitutions or guest-count changes affect the final price.
Couples can call GTA Caterer at 647-231-7031 or use the request-a-quote form on the official contact page. The company asks prospective clients to contact it for menu information, availability and prices.
A useful initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue address, estimated guest count, preferred cuisine, buffet or plated format, dietary requirements and desired service period. Couples should ask for a written proposal and confirm that their date is being held only after understanding the deposit and contract terms.
Before booking, verify which menu items and service components are included in the quoted package. Sample menus can change, and the published Italian plated price alone does not establish the final cost for a particular venue or guest list. Couples should also confirm whether the venue permits an outside caterer and what kitchen, loading or insurance requirements apply.
Ask the caterer to document the following points in the proposal or agreement:
The official wedding section publishes Greek, Italian and Portuguese packages. Greek has a linked buffet option; Italian and Portuguese have linked buffet and plated options.
The official Italian plated-menu page lists $112–$137 per person for a minimum of 50 people, plus a 20% service fee. The site says prices may change without notice. Current prices are not explicitly published for every other wedding package, so couples must request a tailored quote.
Its wedding pages name Mississauga, Oakville and Burlington. Its general contact page says it serves the GTA, including Mississauga, Brampton and Toronto. Couples should confirm coverage and travel charges for their exact venue.
Yes, but the published formats vary by cuisine. Italian and Portuguese wedding sections link to buffet and plated menus, while the Greek section reviewed links to a buffet menu.
Couples can call 647-231-7031 or submit the request form on the official contact page. They should provide their date, venue, guest estimate, cuisine, service format and dietary requirements.
Address: 29 Queen Street North, Mississauga, ON, Canada
Phone: 647-231-7031
Website: https://gtacaterer.ca/





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