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Randolph Clubs
Catering To Your Needs
Kendrick - Parr
Contact InformationGENERAL MANAGER
CATERING MANAGER
John [email protected](210) 658-7446
CASH CAGEParr: (210) 658-7445Kendrick: (210) 652-3056
Table of ContentWelcome 3
Policies and Procedures 4-7
Facilities 9-12
Beverages 13
Weddings 14
Off-site Catering 15
Helpful Planning Tips 16
Pro-Rata Forms 17-18
Base Map 19
Notes 20
We are thrilled you have chosen the Randolph Clubs and stand
ready to make this a memorable event. Our menus include
our most popular items and are value priced for members.
On personal functions, members receive the added benefit of
a 10% “Members First” discount on all food and non-alcoholic
beverage purchases. As an added benefit, members are not
required to pay room use fees for personal functions. Members
may not schedule or sponsor functions for, or in the name of,
nonmember friends, associates, or commercial civilian firms (IAW
AFMAN 34-228 para 1.5.2 and 5.2). On military functions utilizing
pro-rated sheets, $1 off per club member will be subtracted.
OUR OBJECTIVEThe objective is to make this as easy as
possible and stay within your budget.
Our menu prices include:
• Complete menu ideas from start to finish
• Experienced wait staff to serve your guests
• Standard table and chair setups to include labor
• China, glass, silverware, and appropriate chafers,
sternos and trays for chosen menus
• House linens to compliment the banquet room
(Silk linen at an additional cost)
• Cocktail napkins
• Standing or table top podium
• Table for your registration
• American and Air Force Flags when available
GOALOur goal is to provide quality, consistent
service and exceptional creative cuisine in
a unique setting for you and your guests.
We appreciate the opportunity to serve you!
CATERING MANAGERYour Catering Manager will help you plan
for additional items needed, over and
above the standard banquet needs. Please
take time to review the Club Catering
Brochure and General Information
package to help you plan your next event.
To provide an optimum customer experience through food,
beverage and programming.
Mission Statement
To create the “WOW” experience.
Vision Statement
POLICIES & PROCEDURESGETTING STARTEDWe need some information to book your party, which you
can provide either by telephone or in person. Club members
get 10% off food and non-alcoholic beverages. Eligible
nonmembers do not receive this membership benefit.
Please provide the following:
• Host/sponsor's name
• Grade
• Address
• Email Address
• Home and office telephone numbers
• Name of group/organization hosting party
• Approximate number of attendees
• Serving time for cocktails and dinner
• Card number and expiration date
Please make preliminary arrangements for date, time,
and location as early as possible. We presently allow four
hours per function. In the event you need additional time,
a fee will be charged (equivalent to the room fee, per hour,
see page 9). Final menu arrangements should be made in
person and the contract signed at the time the function is
booked or within 14 days. Customer can make changes to
contract and is responsible for payment of changes made
after signing contract. Wedding Receptions contracts must
be signed one year in advance with final arrangements
six months in advance. The club staff will follow up
with you to ensure all arrangements are finalized. Our
goal is to do this within 30 days of your function, except
weddings, these require more extensive preparations.
RESERVATION POLICYVerbal reservations are only good for 48 hours. We must
have a signed contract in order to hold the room past
that period of time. Our catering section can email a
contract to you. Menu selection can be made at a later
date. If a reservation is not confirmed via credit card
number within 48 hrs, it will be deleted/canceled.
CANCELLATIONSOur members are not required to pay cash deposits
to hold a room for a personal function. The member
will supply us with their email address listed on
member planet when the reservation is made to
reserve a room. If the function is canceled or not
conducted for any reason, the customer’s card will
be charged the highest of the following rates:
• Cancellation more than 90 days in advance of any
function scheduled for a Friday or Saturday will result
in no charge to the member. There will also be no
charge for any cancellation on days other than Friday or
Saturday, if we are notified at least 60 days in advance.
• For cancellations received more than 10 days
in advance of the function but less than 60/90
days, the cancellation fee will be equal to the
room usage fee for that particular room.
• For cancellations received less than 10 days, but
more than 72 hours in advance of the function, the clubs
will charge the customer either 25% of the contract
amount or the room usage fee, whichever is greater.
• Cancellations with less than 72 hours notice
will result in charges of 50% of the contracted
amount if no food has been prepared or 100% of the
contracted amount if the food has been prepared.
Additional requests for relief from these charges,
other than noted above, must be sent in writing
through the General Manager to the (if applicable)
502 FSS/CC for final determination.
CONTRACTS AND GUARANTEESContracts are required to be done 30 days prior. When
developing the contract, the amount of guests are
just estimated. The guaranteed amount is required
72 hours prior (3 days). The number of meals ordered
72 hours prior will be the exact amount prepared
and the minimum amount billed for. If additional
meals are required over the final number stipulated,
either club may have to substitute depending on
availability, but will bill at the higher rate of either
the contracted party meal or the substituted meal.
SPECIALIZED AUDIO VISUAL,VENDOR AND MATERIALS GUIDELINESFor your convenience microphones, podiums, and limited
audiovisual equipment items may be available through the
catering department to support your function. Identify your
needs to the catering department well in advance of the function
so we can reserve these items for you. If a specialty item is
not available within the clubs, we may be able to assist you by
providing a list of sources for the required item. If any outside
vendor delivers items to the clubs, they must coordinate with the
catering department to receive clearance to come onto the base.
TELEPHONE AND COPY NEEDSHouse telephones, located in the lobby, can dial anywhere on
base. Phones are available in the office for local toll free calls.
If DSN access lines are required, notify the catering manager
during the function planning to discuss possible options for
service. The catering department does not have internal resources
for high volume duplication services; however, small quantity
duplication is available in either club’s office at $.25 per copy.
TABLE SKIRTING AND LINENS We have table skirts and linens available in several colors
for your celebration. In addition, the catering manager
can order specialty linens for an additional fee.
TABLE NUMBERS We have table numbers available and will place
them on the tables to correspond with the seating
arrangements. There is no charge for this service.
DECORATIONS All decorations other than those provided by the clubs are
the responsibility of the host/sponsor. To preserve the
beauty of the clubs for all members and their guests we
request no nailing, stapling, tacking or taping to the walls,
ceiling or other parts of the clubs without approval of club
management. The host/sponsor is financially responsible
for any damages to the facility resulting from misuse of
decorations. With the exception of place cards and some
individual table decorations, all decorations must be fire
resistant and meet the codes of the base fire department. Our
catering staff will assist you in coordinating your decorations
in accordance with the dress codes. Please coordinate the time
you plan to decorate your tables and area with the catering
staff to insure there is no conflict with other functions. If
you wish for our staff to set out your decorations, the fee
is $25 per hour, minimum one hour, max three hours.
FLAGSThe clubs have one Air Force Flag and an American
Flag with stands at no charge when available. For
specific state, general officer, or service flags, the
base Protocol Office may be able to assist you.
RESERVED PARKING SIGNSThe clubs do not “own” the street and/or curbside parking.
We have no authority to force members who are in either club
to move their vehicles. If you would like for your function to
have reserved parking for DV guests, the host must obtain
signs and place them in the desired spots, excluding existing
designated commanders’ parking spaces. This should be
Ten (10) business days before the function, we require
the contracting member to call us and give us a revised
number of expected attendees. That is the number
that will allow us to order the product, schedule
the staff and finalize the room assignment.
If not contracted with a final count 72 hours (3 workdays) before
the function, we will prepare for the original estimated number
and bill for that amount. We realize that many of our functions
are scheduled very far in advance and the contracting
members may not have a very accurate number of attendees.
Final billing will be at 100% of the final figure supplied or
the actual number of meals provided, whichever is greater.
We specialize in social events for members and guests
that contract for food and beverage services. Members and
organizations wishing to use rooms for private meetings and
seminars need to contact the catering department for details
concerning available times and any applicable charges.
Included in this document are room use fees and guidelines
to help you plan and stay within your meeting budget.
LET US HOST YOURMEETINGS AND SEMINARS
done not more than two hours prior to the start of the function.
If the clubs have any reserved signs, they will be made available
on a first come first served basis. The host should be prepared
to obtain signs to meet their needs form alternate sources such
as security forces or protocol offices. Generally, in an effort
to be fair to fellow club members, reserved parking is limited
to those guests at the head table and visiting dignitaries.
RULES AND REGULATIONSClub MembersPersonal events are considered to be private events such as
weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, retirements, promotions, etc.
• Members receive a 10% discount on food
and non-alcoholic beverages
• Members may book a room with no fee (set up fees may apply)
Non-personal events are considered to be events hosted by
or for an organization or unit such as Change of Command,
Graduations, Hail & Farewell’s, Dining In’s, Conferences, etc.
• Room fee may be waived by spending double the amount
of the room fee in food and non-alcoholic beverages
• Members may receive $1 off for individual payments
(may not be applied with the 10% discount)
• Payments due two business days after event
Nonmembers• Must pay room fees (Set up fees may also apply)
• Must pay 100% of event cost, one day before event
OTHER RULES AND REGULATIONS• No sponsors are needed or allowed to book events
• Holiday fees of $500 will be applied to
open club during closed holidays
• All weddings must pay wedding package fee
• Changes, additions or removal of items on contract can be
made after signing of contract. Customer is responsible for all
cost associated with any changes, additions or removal of items.
AUDIO/VISUAL• Must bring in own laptop,HDMI or VGA and audio cords
• Must check A/V at least two days before event
and two hours before on the day of event
• Must have DJ check equipment before event
OTHER CHARGES A cake-cutting fee of $25 will be applied. The clubs will provide
a cake table, linens and skirts, plates, forks, napkins and a
server to cut the cake. This fee does not apply to wedding
receptions. The customer may bring in his/her own cake at no
additional charge but this must be spelled out in the contract.
The clubs will waive the cake cutting fee if you provide your
own disposable plates, forks, napkins and cut the cake.
On-base cater out fee is $150 per day. Off-base catering
fee (Lackland or Fort Sam) $200 per day.
A $25 carver fee per hour is added to your contract
when ordering a menu that requires a carver.
A $25 fee is required for a club staff member to tend
the pay as-you-go soda, beer and/or wine station.
A one-time $10 corking fee will be added, per bottle to any
beverages (wine and champagne) that are brought in from
outside the club and have been approved by the club manager.
A $25 fee will be charged for all required Wedding
Ceremony/Reception room change-overs. i.e.,
room reset after ceremony for reception.
The throwing of confetti, bird seed or rice is not allowed. If
rose petals are thrown a $50 fee will be charged. Blowing of
bubbles is allowed without charge, but we ask that you have
your guests do this responsibly and with safety in mind.
PROPERTY, LIABILITY AND DAMAGES Neither the clubs, nor the Air Force is liable for any loss or damage
to, merchandise, equipment, or articles left in any facility prior
to, during or following any event. The host/sponsor will be held
responsible for any losses or damage to the building, equipment,
house decorations or fixtures belonging to the Kendrick or Parr
Club/base caused by the host/sponsor or guests. Damages will be
billed to the host/sponsor at market replacement cost plus labor.
OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS Official functions utilizing Special Morale & Welfare (SM&W)
funds are limited to light refreshments and necessary disposable
accessories to serve them (i.e., paper plates, cups, utensils, etc.).
Light refreshments under SM&W are defined as nonalcoholic
beverages, desserts, snacks and finger foods. Alcoholic beverages
of any kind, meals, buffets, banquet and heavy hors d’oeuvres
are excluded. Additionally, the following items are not
authorized reimbursement under light refreshments: linen or
tablecloth rentals, tablecloth purchases, sales tax or tips. Club
special function service charges and commissary surcharges
for the purchases of light refreshments are reimbursable.
Menu items authorized Special Morale & Welfare
funds are identified with (*) by the menu item.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE You can bring food items such as wedding cakes, military
ceremonial cakes and cupcakes. Please ask our staff if you have
any other requirements. No alcohol will be brought into either
club. Additionally, for the safety of our members, all food and
beverages are either consumed or disposed of in the club.
There are a few things you must do in advance of your
function to get your non-DOD ID card guests through
the gate without any delay or inconvenience.
Recent Headquarters Air Force Directives have required
increased security measures for accessing Military Installations.
These directives were implemented as an active step to
ensure the safety and security of military installation and
their communities across the country. The following items
meet the intent of the security measures and will ultimately
ensure your event is secure, as well as, a memorable one.
As an authorized DOD ID card holder, you must be
registered in the Defense Biometrics Identification System
(DBIDS) in order to sponsor non-DOD guest on base. If you
are not registered, you may stop by the Visitors Control
Center located outside the main gate or building 399,
Military Personnel Service, and register your ID Card.
Once completed, you may sponsor your guest on base.
You, as the sponsor will need to provide your name, rank,
organization, the time of your event, location of the event
and any contact information on a Entry Authority List (EAL)
Request. You will attach your guest list to the request and
submit to the Visitors Control Center (VCC) no later than 10
days prior to the event containing the following information:
• Name (Last, First, MI): Name must be as shown on
Driver’s License/ID Card of any guest 18 years of age and
older. Do not include Military or DOD ID Card holders on this list.
• Date of Birth
• Driver’s License # and State of issue: If a person does not
submit the driver’s license information, then they must
come to the Visitors Registration Center during normal
hours of operation or to the front gate after hours in person
prior to receiving base access. This may be done on
the day of the event, but they will need to allow for
additional time for the vetting process. If someone does
not have a driver’s license then they will need to provide
their social security number at the gate the day of event.
• Names must be in alphabetical order. For your convenience
sorting instructions are listed on the spreadsheet.
• List must be typed - no hand written lists will be accepted.
• Guest list must be turned in to the Visitors Control Center
no later than 10 days prior to the event.
• You will be notified of any guests not allowed to enter the
base due to derogatory information found during the vetting
process. Note: specific reasons a guest would be denied access
base on derogatory information may not be disclosed to anyone
but the party concerned or Law Enforcement authorities.
All guest vehicles must enter the base through the main
gate and must present a valid ID (e.g. Driver’s License)
to the gate guard. Guest entering during the hours of
6 p.m. to 6 a.m. will be required to show 100 percent
identification check. Passengers may present identification
in the form of a state-issued driver’s licenses, state-
issued identification card, a passport or student ID.
If you should have any questions or concerns
regarding this, please feel free to contact the Security
Forces Visitors Center at (210) 652-3939.
GUEST BASE ACCESS
MULTIPLE ENTRÉES The use of color codes on luncheons and dinners where
multiple entrées are ordered will expedite service and
ensure each guest receives what they ordered. We will
work with the host/sponsor by providing suggestions
on the number of entrée offerings and a color code for
each entrée. The use of colored name tags, place cards,
or tickets helps the servers distinguish what entrée to
serve each guest. Customers are allowed to select up
to two entrées, not including vegetarian plates. When
selecting a split menu, the side dishes and salads will be
the same for all meal selections. If a member request 3 or
more entrées to be served, there will be a $1 split menu
fee accessed for each meal served. Nevertheless, for a
nominal extra charge, the club recommends combination
plates, to ease planning for the POC and expedite service.
SERVING TIME We pride ourselves in meeting the serving time listed on your
contract. For seated functions, our staff will invite your guests
to be seated 5 to 10 minutes prior to actual serving time. If, for
any reason, you need to delay the serving time, please advise the
catering staff as soon as possible to insure quality, taste and eye
appeal of your meal. For meal service requests at other than normal
operating club hours, special pricing may apply. Management
will work with you to identify those charges in advance.
SERVICE CHARGE The Kendrick or Parr Club adds a 20% service
charge for food and beverage items.
PRO-RATA FORMS For your convenience, we have pro-rata forms you may use to
prorate and charge individual club member accounts. Whether
paying by cash or credit, members providing their email address
as listed on Member’s Planet, will receive a Members’ First
discount of $1 per dinner or lunch meal (cannot be combined with
10% discount for personal function) . Please have the member
sign beside their email address for all charges or the POC will be
responsible for all declined charges. If the POC decides to make
his/her own pro-rata forms, please ensure that the Privacy Act
Statement, POC signature block, and a club POC signature block
are included on the forms. All pro-rata forms must be submitted
NLT 48 hours prior to the event to the cashier’s cage. Additionally,
we ask for your assistance in ensuring the participants know
the actual cost of meals and services being provided by the club.
They should know of any cost above that amount required to
cover non-club services. Club will not be refunding any over
collected amounts. Pro-rata forms provided on page 18-19.
PAYMENTS Cash, personal check, cashiers check and any commercial Visa or
MasterCard is accepted for party payments. The clubs will accept
your payment up to one business day after the event or the first
business day after a weekend event. Members will receive a 10%
discount on food purchases for their personal special functions.
If not paid within 48 hours the card on file will be charged.
MEMBER DISCOUNTAs a Club Member you receive the added 10% Member First
Discount on all food purchases. To qualify for the member
discount you must have been a member for 90 days before
event booking or six months before the event date.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE All menu prices and items are subject to change due to drastic
price increases, item availability or market conditions.
FACILITIESBANQUET ROOM SPECIFICATIONSWe have a variety of rooms at the Kendrick or Parr Club available
for your special event. Our Catering Department will assist you
in choosing the appropriate banquet room for your function.
Availability of any given area depends upon regularly scheduled
functions in that space. Below is a chart for the maximum
capacity allowed in each banquet room. These maximums
are limits we may not exceed due to Fire Safety Codes.
ROOM USE FEES AND ROOM PREPAYSRoom use fees will apply to all functions. The room use fee covers
the Kendrick or Parr Club holding the room for your function for
that date and time, setup/cleanup, room maintenance and general
overhead expenses. Room use fees are discounted or waived if
food and beverage dollars exceed the room use fee price x2.
INTERNATIONAL BALLROOMPARR CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
200 400 110 250
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
56’ x 66’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$300 $300
Dae
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Mad
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Roo
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Dining Room Kitchen
Lobb
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Dining Room
Kit
chen
Fireplace
Ball Room
Lobby
Ballroom
Kit
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Bal
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ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
40 50 40 60
CLARK ROOMPARR CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
100 100 NA NA
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
40’ x 68’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$150 $150
MADRID ROOMPARR CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
60 65 40 60
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
36’ x 30’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$25 $25
DAEDALIAN ROOMPARR CLUB
ROOM USE FEES Dimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
Daedalian Room 40’ x 30’ $100 (4 hrs) $100
Inter/Daedalian $350 $350
Inter/Daedalian/Madrid $400 $400
Restrooms
Sta
irs
to O
utsi
de Entrance
Stage
Crud Table
Pool Table
Pool
SKY LOUNGEPARR CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
150 150 80 110
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
46’ x 56’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$200 $200
AUGER INNPARR CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
NA 120 NA NA
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
36’ x 60’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$125 $125
OUTDOOR DECKPARR CLUB
Dimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
Room use fees (4 hrs) (1hr)
Deck (with furniture) 68’ x 46’ $200 $200
Deck (without furniture) 68’ x 46’ $250 $250
Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 8 a.m.
NITE CLUBDINING ROOMFUNCTION
ROOM 2FUNCTIONROOM 1BALLROOM
KITCHEN
Table
BALLROOMKENDRICK CLUB
Seated Reception Classroom Theater Meals Only Meeting Meeting
SpecificationsBallroom 1/2 90 100 75 150
Ballroom 2/3 120 200 100 200
Dining Room 50 50 50 50
Entire Ballroom 200 300 150 250
Room use feeBallroom 24’ x 46’ $350 $350
Ballroom 2/3 18’ x 46’ $250 $250
Ballroom 1/2 12’ x 46’ $200 $200
Dining Room 20’ x 46’ $100 $100
NITE CLUBKENDRICK CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
40 75 NA 50
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
40’ x 30’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$150 $150
TRADITION ROOMKENDRICK CLUB
ROOM SPECIFICATIONSSeated Reception Classroom TheaterMeals Only Meeting Meeting
12 NA NA NA
ROOM USE FEESDimensions Use Fee Extra Hour
18’ x 24’ (4 hrs) (1hr)
$50 $50
BEVERAGESBeverages can be ordered from the enclosed menu or
we can provide a private bar for your guests. We have a
“designated driver” program that provides free coffee,
soda, and juice to drivers you designate from your group.
The club staff will stop serving alcoholic beverages to any
individual they feel is intoxicated or nearing intoxication.
PARTY BARS There are two types of bars: “pay-as-you-go” and an “open”
host bar. The minimum sales guarantee $250 per bar
PAY-AS-YOU-GO BAR The guests order and pay for their drinks. Standard lounge
drink prices apply. Customer is responsible for the difference.
OPEN BARThe host/sponsor agrees to pay for all drinks served. Drinks
are dispensed to the guests free of charge with the host/
sponsor assuming responsibility for payment. An open bar can
be set up with a predetermined dollar amount or time limit.
The dollar limit amount will be annotated in the contract. A
register tab will be computed until the preset limit is reached.
There is a 20% service charge on all Open (Host) Bars ordered
by the member. The host/ sponsor is responsible for assuring
minors do not consume alcoholic beverages supervised or
unsupervised. Customer is responsible for the difference.
SPARKLING WINES AND CHAMPAGNESPrice per bottle
J. Roget .................................................................................................. $14.50
Ballatore Asti Spumante ................................................................... $19.50
Cooks, Brut, California .............................................................................$16
Andre Cellars, White Champagne, California .............................. $14.50
Welch’s Sparkling Cider .................................................................... $14.50
Assorted Bulk/Keg Beer
Keg cooler with beer glasses and napkins
Imported Keg……………..$310
Domestic Keg…………..$300
*Anheuser Busch products please add $10 to the above prices.
BEVERAGES
WINES AND VARIETALS Please ask to see our full seasonal wine list during your visit with
the catering department. We offer a full range of bottled wines
featuring some from the Texas Hill Country’s finest vineyards to
wines from abroad. All are reasonably priced and the staff will be
happy to help you select just the right wine for your special event.
WINE LISTWines sold by the bottle………$19
White Zinfandel, BarefootLight-bodied, fresh and fruity
WHITE WINESPinot Grigio, BarefootLight bodied and crisp with aromas of pear, lemon & honey
Moscato, BarefootLight bodied and crisp with aromas of peach and orange blossom
Chardonnay, BarefootCrisp and fresh with a long finish
Sauvignon Blanc, Barefoot Intense aromas of citrus fruits and gooseberries
RED WINESCabernet Sauvignon, BarefootDry and full-bodied with a rich, smooth finish
Merlot, BarefootRich raspberry aroma with hints of apple and pear
WEDDING INFORMATION Randolph Reception Package is Required.
Wedding receptions are one of the most important events
you will ever plan or host. We provide expert advice
and attention to detail to assist you in planning your
reception at the Kendrick or Parr Club. Enclosed in the
menu packet is a Wedding Specialties page to highlight
complimentary items and rental items for your event. In
addition there are several Reception Packages to choose
from to make it easy for you to plan this important event.
The following required reception package has been
assembled to ensure your reception is provided with the
items listed as well as an additional selection you make.
$500 flat rate
• Room Setup
(Including cake or gift tables and dance floor if applicable)
• House Linens (there is a nominal fee for
compounded linen to make the table look more elegant)
• Votive Candles (2 per table)
• Silver Coffee Service
• Fruit Punch
• Champagne or Sparkling Cider "Toast" for the Bride & Groom
• Travel Basket with Fruit, Chocolate and Champagne for the
Bride and Groom
• Cake Cutting Service
• Four hour block event
• Mixed Nuts
• Mints
In addition to these basic reception packages, we welcome
and encourage you to customize your special event by
adding specialized beverage service, a personalized
seated dinner, an elegant self-serve or passed hors
d’oeuvres presentation, or a sumptuous dinner
buffet. The catering department can assist you!
The following items and services may be provided through the Catering Manager at a nominal fee:
Hurricanes, Mirrors, Candle
Holders and LED Candles ...................................................... $3.75 per
table
Additional Votive Holder with Tea Lights ...........................$.75 each
Bar set-up on Deck ...........................................................................$150
Centerpiece set-up ............................................................ $25 per hour
Ceremony to reception turn-over fee............................................$50
WEDDINGS
ENTERTAINING AT HOMEWe know there are times you want to do things at home but
may not have enough of a particular service item, i.e. glassware,
china, or flatware to support your needs. We are here for you.
Members do not pay any fee when borrowing (for their personal
use) small quantities of club daily- use china, glassware, flatware,
tables or chairs when these items are not in use in support of
club functions. Generally we do not have any kitchen equipment,
chafing dishes,or pots and pans in excess of our needs.
Ice, when available in excess of club needs is given to members
free of charge. However, members must provide their own
containers and transport arrangements. Sterno or other food
warming products may be purchased at cost. Linen may be
ordered but a cleaning fee does apply. This membership lending
benefit does not apply to squadron and private organizations.
OFF-SITE CATERINGOFF-SITE CATERING SERVICESIn-house catering charges for food plus beverages
and a 20% service charge. An off-site function can
expect additional delivery and labor costs. The
Kendrick or Parr Club are only allowed to cater to on-
base quarters and facilities. No off-base catering.
All borrowed items will be signed out on a hand receipt and will
have an explicit return date/time. Failure to return items on or
before the agreed time will result in charges shown below for each
item borrowed. Lost or broken items will be replaced at current cost.
Tablecloths: 61” x 61”, 120” x 61” or 85” x 85” .................................$5 ea.
Napkins ...................................................................................................$1 ea.
Tables .......................................................................................................$5 ea.
Silverware: Dinner Knives, Forks, Teaspoons .............................. $6 doz.
Glassware: Bar, Wine,
Water, Champagne Glasses ........................................................$2.40 doz.
Dinner Plates ..................................................................................$2.40 doz.
Salad Plates ....................................................................................$1.80 doz.
Dessert Plates .................................................................................$1.80 doz.
Coffee Cups ....................................................................................$2.40 doz.
Saucers ............................................................................................$1.80 doz.
Punch Bowl with Ladle (silver) ...........................................................$5 ea.
Silver Coffee Service ......................................................................... $20 ea.
*10% fee*
- Club catering isn’t just about delivering great food; it’s
about delivering the total Club experience. Wherever we
may travel, we hold our catering operations to the same
exceptional standards that you come to expect. -
You have many options when entertaining your guests. Our
catering menus will provide you with complete creative
cuisine served by our professional service staff at the
Club. You won’t have to lift a finger to give your guests an
event to remember for years to come. We also have a nice
selection of items that transport well on those occasions
when you want to have a hassle-free event at home.
HELPFUL PLANNING TIPSYour catering department will assist you in planning your special event.
However the information listed below will help you understand the
appropriate amounts needed for your function.
EQUIVALENTS (=)
Bottle of Champagne ................. 6-8 glasses for toasting
Liter Carafe Wine ....................... 8 glasses (4 oz. per glass)
Gallon Punch ............................... 30 servings (4 oz. per glass)
Full Barrel of Beer ...................... 180-200 glasses (10 oz. per glass)
HORS D'OEUVRES QUANTITY SUGGESTIONSLight Hors d’oeuvresUsually served in early afternoon or prior to dinner; Plan 4 to 6
pieces per person plus dips, spreads, fruit or vegetable trays.
Medium Hors d’oeuvresUsually served mid to late afternoon and considered "bridge"
food for the period between lunch and an "after 6" dinner. Plan
7 to 10 pieces per person plus snack foods, chips, and dips.
Heavy Hors d’oeuvresUsually a lunch substitute and/or a pre-show or light dinner
substitute, which includes sliced meats and sandwich items. Plan 11
to 13 pieces per person plus dips and fruit/cheese/vegetable trays.
Meal Substitute Hors d’oeuvresServed in lieu of a meal and always includes hot/cold meat items. Plan
14 plus pieces per person
Enclosed in this menu packet are many types of hors d'oeuvres
from which to choose. Your catering department will be happy to
recommend items that complement each other for a tasteful event.
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