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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Mercer's Catering is an Edmonton caterer with a current official website, live quote-request route and explicit wedding-event context. Couples researching Edmonton wedding catering can use this profile to understand the company’s documented menu formats, service approach, travel guidance and booking information before requesting a proposal.
The business lists its office at 13124 St. Albert Trail NW in Edmonton and publishes a direct telephone number and email address. Its official site presents weddings among the occasions it caters, alongside other event types; availability for a particular wedding date still needs to be confirmed directly with the company.
Mercer's Catering is listed as Active because the confirmed official domain identifies the business as a food-and-hospitality provider in Edmonton, names weddings as an event type, and provides a functioning quote/order contact route. The official pages consistently show 780-431-0972, info@mercerscatering.com and the current St. Albert Trail address.
The former 124 Street address in the legacy record was not used. Current first-party pages consistently publish the St. Albert Trail location, so the profile reflects that official contact information.
For weddings, Mercer's describes customizable catering rather than a fixed wedding package. Its menu hub includes appetizers and receptions, food stations, dinner buffets, plated meals, progressive dining, late-night snacks, beverages and bar service. The FAQ says existing menus can be adjusted, mixed and matched, or made custom, including requests intended for a wedding.
The company offers both drop-off and full-service catering. Its full-service description includes menu planning, plating and presentation, equipment, staffing, bar service where applicable, set-up and clean-up. Drop-off service is positioned for events that do not need on-site servers or chefs; it includes delivery and set-up, with serving utensils and requested warming or table items discussed with the coordinator.
Mercer's identifies Edmonton as its home market and says it also serves the greater Edmonton area, including Sherwood Park/Strathcona County, Leduc County, St. Albert and Spruce Grove. Its event page also references Edmonton and adjacent Strathcona, Leduc, Parkland and Sturgeon counties.
This may suit couples who want a menu built around a buffet, plated meal, stations, reception food or late-night service, and who want to discuss either staffed or drop-off delivery. Travel is not automatic: the FAQ says events more than one hour from its Edmonton shop may have menu limitations or travel charges, and that the company does not travel outside Edmonton during busy wedding and Christmas seasons.
Documented operational features include a large AHS-approved professional kitchen, commercial cooking, transport and serving equipment, and self-contained service equipment. Mercer's says it can maintain hot and cold food without a venue kitchen, although a cooler or freezer on site is helpful. The business also describes sourcing from local suppliers and using reusable serviceware alongside other waste-reduction practices.
Practical limits are equally important. Most menus have a minimum order of 12 people. Some items are better suited to staffed service and may not be available for simple drop-off. The FAQ also states that foods are prepared in a facility with common allergens, including nuts, wheat, dairy and soy; it does not guarantee products free from specific ingredients or cross-contact.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Mercer's says menu prices shown on its website are for food only, while staffing and rental charges depend on factors such as the timeline, venue, location, menu and venue-provided supplies. Couples seeking a full-service wedding should request a detailed proposal rather than treating food-menu figures as an all-in wedding total.
The FAQ states that special meals or dietary requirements are subject to an additional $3 to $5 per meal. Delivery charges also vary and are available by enquiry. Mercer's says wedding bookings require a $1,000 deposit to hold the date; ask for the complete wedding payment and cancellation terms in writing, as the online drop-off cancellation policy may not represent a staffed wedding agreement.
Contact Mercer's through its official quote/order form, by phone at 780-431-0972, or by email at info@mercerscatering.com. The published office hours are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The order page says a request is not officially placed until a Mercer’s representative has contacted the customer and sent an email confirmation or quote.
The business says service is offered on a first-confirmed basis until it reaches capacity, even when a quote has been issued. For a wedding, provide the date, venue, guest estimate, preferred meal format, dietary needs, bar expectations and any delivery or staffing requirements so the proposal can address the full scope.
Confirm whether the date is available, whether the venue is within the service area for that season, and whether the chosen format requires full staff rather than delivery. Ask which menu items can be customized, what is included in food, rentals, equipment, labour, service charges, taxes, travel, bar service and clean-up, and when equipment will be collected.
For dietary needs, give the coordinator the exact guest requirements and ask how meals will be labelled and served, while recognizing the company’s stated shared-facility allergy limitation. If alcohol is involved, confirm who will supply it and who is responsible for the liquor licence: Mercer's says the purchaser of the alcohol is responsible for the licence; when the company provides the alcohol, it provides and displays the licence.
Yes. Its FAQ says clients can add to, remove from or combine existing menus, and that the company can create a custom menu to suit an event or wedding request.
Not necessarily. Mercer's says it is self-contained and provides equipment to keep hot food hot and cold food cold, although it notes that access to a cooler or freezer is beneficial.
The official FAQ states that weddings require a $1,000 deposit to hold the date. Couples should request the detailed wedding policies and payment schedule directly.
It may serve parts of the greater Edmonton area, but travel beyond one hour can limit menu choices or add charges. During busy wedding and Christmas seasons, its FAQ says it does not travel outside Edmonton.
Address: 13124 St. Albert Trail NW, Edmonton, AB T5L 4P6
Phone: 780-431-0972
Website: https://www.mercerscatering.com/





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