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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Savoury City Catering & Events is a Vancouver caterer offering custom wedding catering for couples who want a menu shaped around their tastes, theme and priorities. For couples searching for Vancouver wedding catering, the company’s official wedding information describes one-to-one planning, personalized menu development and a structured process from consultation through service on the day.
The business is based at 3925 Fraser Street in Vancouver. Its official site presents wedding menus alongside broader social, corporate and drop-off catering, so couples can review the company’s approach and request a quote directly for their event.
Savoury City describes its wedding work as custom catering. The team says it meets with couples to understand their vision, food preferences, cultural influences, other vendors and budget estimate before preparing a detailed proposal. The proposal is intended to cover the event menu and a budget breakdown that can include food, staffing, rentals, gratuities and taxes.
Published menu categories include canapés, plated meals, buffets, family-style service, action stations, barbecue, al fresco options and dessert bars. The site also shows vegetarian and vegan choices within its plated menu. Exact menu availability and service design should be confirmed in the proposal for the specific wedding.
The official site identifies Savoury City as a Vancouver business and places its tasting room at its Fraser Street address. Its wedding portfolio includes events at venues such as UBC Boathouse, VanDusen Botanical Gardens, Stanley Park Pavilion and the Pipe Shop, but those examples do not establish a complete wedding service area.
It may suit couples looking for a Vancouver-based caterer that will build a menu around a particular cuisine, theme or dietary direction. Couples planning outside Vancouver, at a venue with exclusive catering, or with unusual logistics should ask whether the company is available and what additional arrangements may apply.
A documented feature is the company’s planning sequence: it offers an initial in-person consultation with no charge or obligation, then supplies a detailed proposal. Before the wedding, its process includes a venue site visit with the catering coordinator and, where relevant, other vendors to address flow, rentals and logistics. The site also says a dedicated catering coordinator oversees setup and remains on site until planned food service is complete.
The practical limitation is that the public pages do not provide a complete wedding package price, minimum guest count, final delivery area for weddings or a confirmed availability calendar. The company publishes food formats and selected pricing guidance, but a couple will need an individual proposal to compare the full cost and scope.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published as a complete package. Savoury City’s plated event menu states that pricing begins at $65 per guest, with staff and rentals at an additional cost. That page also states that parties of fewer than 20 guests incur a $10 fee per guest; desserts carry additional charges beginning at $10 each, and the listed kids’ plated meal option is $25 each.
These figures are menu guidance rather than a guaranteed wedding quote. The wedding page says the company provides a detailed proposal that can break down food costs, staffing, rentals, gratuities and taxes. Couples should request that proposal before treating the published plated-menu figure as their event total.
Couples can begin through the official website’s Request a Quote option or contact Savoury City by phone at (604) 875-8484. The official site lists info@savourycity.com and the business address at 3925 Fraser Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 4E5.
The published process starts with an in-person consultation. Tastings for two to six guests are held at the Fraser Street tasting room, Tuesday to Friday from 12 to 4 p.m.; the company says it cannot accommodate tastings in the evenings or on weekends. A 25% non-refundable deposit is required to secure an event date, while menu, rental and final guest-count changes may still be made afterward.
Ask for a written proposal tailored to the date, venue, guest count and preferred service style. It should clarify the exact menu, food and beverage scope, staffing levels, rentals, service timing, taxes, gratuities, travel or delivery charges and all payment milestones.
Discuss dietary requirements early. Savoury City says it strives to accommodate dietary requests where possible, but its facility is not allergen-free and cross-contact with allergens may occur. Couples should also confirm tasting availability, vendor coordination, venue access and whether the desired menu format can be delivered within the event plan.
Use the Canada Wedding Guide directory to compare local vendors, then return to Savoury City’s official wedding information for a quote and menu discussion. Broader planning resources can help couples prepare a venue and catering brief before the initial consultation.
This profile reflects current information published by Savoury City as reviewed on August 11, 2026.
Yes. Its official wedding page says the team works one-to-one with couples to create personalized menus based on their tastes, desires, cuisine or theme.
The official plated-menu page says pricing begins at $65 per guest. It also states that staff and rentals are additional; this is menu guidance, not a complete wedding package quote.
Yes. The company says tastings are available for two to six guests at 3925 Fraser Street, Tuesday through Friday between 12 and 4 p.m. It says evening and weekend tastings are not available.
Its official wedding process says a 25% non-refundable deposit is required when booking to secure the event date.
The company says it strives to accommodate dietary requests where possible, but notes that its facility is not allergen-free and cross-contact may occur. Discuss individual requirements directly with the team.
Address: 3925 Fraser Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 4E5, Canada
Phone: (604) 875-8484
Website: https://www.savourycity.com/





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September 11, 2026