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The Grazing Goat

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Last reviewed: October 7, 2026 | Kamloops |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: October 7, 2026. Business status: Active.

The Grazing Goat provides wedding charcuterie catering in Kamloops, with grazing tables and customizable platters built around meats, cheeses, produce and other accompaniments. Its official website identifies weddings as one of the events it caters and presents dedicated options for elopements and small celebrations.

This profile summarizes only details published by the business, including starting per-person prices, two small-wedding package prices and the stated Kamloops location. Couples should request a tailored proposal before booking because the site does not publish full menu combinations, dietary-handling procedures, maximum guest counts or complete delivery terms. Last reviewed: October 7, 2026.

Services and specialization

The Grazing Goat specializes in charcuterie catering and identifies a Wedding Grazing Table as one of its core services. The business says this option can be customized and uses local Kamloops ingredients. Its menu showcase describes platters that may combine smoked, cured, savoury and spicy meats with cheeses ranging from creamy brie to sharp cheddar. Seasonal fruit and vegetables, olives, artisanal chocolates and pastries are also described as possible components.

The official site says the business offers more than charcuterie. Fruit and vegetable trays, gourmet sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres and amuse-bouche are listed as additional options. These offerings could support a cocktail period, a relaxed reception or supplementary food service, but the available evidence does not establish that every item is included in every wedding order.

Customization is offered for preferences and dietary needs. However, the site does not explain allergen controls, preparation safeguards or the exact substitutions available. Couples with allergies or strict dietary requirements should discuss those needs directly rather than assuming that customization means an allergen-free service.

Wedding grazing tables and customizable charcuterie
Meats, cheeses, seasonal produce and sweet accompaniments described on the menu
Fruit and vegetable trays, gourmet sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres and amuse-bouche also listed
Catering is offered for weddings, corporate functions and private gatherings

Service area and who it may suit

The business is based in Kamloops, British Columbia, and its website emphasizes local ingredients and support for local producers. Its published wedding packages are framed around elopements and small weddings, with examples for 10 or 20 guests. This makes the documented offering particularly relevant to couples planning an intimate celebration, although those package sizes should not be treated as a stated minimum or maximum.

A grazing-table format may suit couples who want a visually arranged, shared food experience rather than a conventional plated meal. It may also be relevant for a cocktail-style gathering or as one component of a broader reception menu. The site says its platters are suitable for intimate gatherings and larger events, but it does not publish a maximum service capacity.

Out-of-town delivery is available at an extra charge according to the menu page. No delivery radius, mileage calculation or list of included communities is published, so couples outside Kamloops need to confirm whether their venue can be served and what the additional cost would be.

Documented small-wedding package sizes: 10 and 20 guests
Potential fit for elopements, intimate weddings and grazing-style receptions
Larger events are mentioned, but no maximum capacity is published
Out-of-town delivery costs extra

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of The Grazing Goat is its defined focus on charcuterie and grazing presentations using local ingredients whenever possible. The menu also covers several food categories, allowing couples to ask about a spread that goes beyond meats and cheeses. The small-wedding packages include display equipment and setup items, which gives couples a clearer starting point than a food-only price.

The main practical limitation is the amount of detail available online. The official pages do not provide sample quantities, service duration, staffing information, rental-return requirements, beverage varieties, maximum guest capacity or food-allergy protocols. They also do not say whether taxes or gratuities are included in published figures. These are missing details to confirm, not evidence of a drawback in the service itself.

The website contains a user-submitted star-rating feature, but this profile does not use that feature as evidence of quality. Couples should assess suitability through the current menu, a written quote and a direct discussion about their venue and guest needs.

Local-ingredient focus is stated by the business
Customizable platters and dietary preferences are mentioned
Small-wedding packages include specified display and setup elements
Capacity, staffing, taxes, gratuities and allergen procedures are not detailed online

Pricing

The official menu publishes two starting rates: cocktail snack size starts at $15 per person, while the all-you-can-graze option starts at $30 per person. Because both are starting prices, the final total may vary with the selected menu, guest count, customization, delivery and other event requirements.

Two curated packages are listed for elopements and small weddings. The 10-guest package is published at $800, and the 20-guest package is published at $1,400. The site says these packages include The Mountain Grazing Table, assorted amuse-bouche, a wine-barrel-and-plank display bar, a wine-barrel ice bucket, non-alcoholic beverages, toothpicks, napkins, charcuterie cups, delivery and setup.

The menu separately states that out-of-town delivery is extra. It does not define what area counts as out of town or disclose potential surcharges, deposits, taxes, gratuities, cancellation terms or payment schedules. Couples should obtain an itemized written quote and verify that the online prices still apply to their date.

Cocktail snack size: starts at $15 per person
All-you-can-graze option: starts at $30 per person
Package for 10 guests: $800
Package for 20 guests: $1,400
Out-of-town delivery: additional charge

Contact and booking

The Grazing Goat provides an online contact form on its official website. No phone number is published in the supplied official evidence, so couples should use that form to begin an enquiry. The listed location is 185 Royal Ave in Kamloops.

The business recommends booking as early as possible and says that three to six months in advance is ideal for date availability. This is guidance rather than a guarantee that a date will be open. Couples planning during a busy wedding period, or requiring delivery outside Kamloops, may want to enquire sooner.

A useful first message should include the wedding date, venue address, estimated guest count, preferred service style and dietary requirements. Couples considering one of the 10- or 20-person packages should also ask whether the listed inclusions and price are current for their event.

Use the official website contact form
The business recommends booking three to six months ahead
Availability is not guaranteed by the published guidance
Include the date, venue, guest count and dietary needs in the enquiry

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, couples should confirm whether they need a cocktail snack, an all-you-can-graze arrangement or one of the small-wedding packages. Ask for a current itemized proposal that distinguishes food, delivery, setup, display equipment and any pickup or return responsibilities.

The menu should also be reviewed in relation to the full wedding schedule. Confirm how long the food can remain displayed, whether staff stay after setup, who handles replenishment and cleanup, and whether the grazing table is intended as a snack, appetizer service or sufficient meal for the planned guest group.

Dietary discussions should be specific. Ask which vegetarian or other substitutions are available, how allergens and cross-contact are managed, and whether ingredient changes affect the price. For venues outside Kamloops, request the exact delivery charge and service timing in writing.

Current package price, taxes, gratuities, deposit and cancellation terms
Final guest count deadline and available event capacity
Ingredient list, substitutions and allergen or cross-contact procedures
Delivery radius, travel fee, arrival time and setup requirements
Staffing, replenishment, cleanup and equipment-return responsibilities
Whether the selected quantity is intended as a snack or a full meal

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Frequently asked questions

Does The Grazing Goat cater weddings in Kamloops?

Yes. The official website lists weddings among the events it caters and specifically offers a Wedding Grazing Table. It also publishes packages intended for elopements and small weddings.

How much does a wedding grazing table from The Grazing Goat cost?

Published pricing starts at $15 per person for cocktail snack size and $30 per person for the all-you-can-graze option. Small-wedding packages are listed at $800 for 10 guests and $1,400 for 20 guests. Out-of-town delivery costs extra, and couples should request a current written quote.

What is included in the small-wedding packages?

The official menu lists The Mountain Grazing Table, assorted amuse-bouche, a wine-barrel-and-plank display bar, a wine-barrel ice bucket, non-alcoholic beverages, toothpicks, napkins, charcuterie cups, delivery and setup. Couples should confirm current inclusions and any equipment-return conditions.

How early should couples contact The Grazing Goat?

The business recommends booking as early as possible and says three to six months in advance is ideal. That recommendation does not guarantee availability for a particular wedding date.