Catering for very small group for bris

[Anonymous]

We are expecting our second son. For the first ones bris we did a bagel spread with different deli salads, lox etc. it was good but wanting to do something a little different for the second. It will be a very small group. Probably around 10 people. Suggestions? Does not need to be kosher.

[Anonymous]

Cocktail weiners?

[Anonymous]

Kebabs snd salads ftom moti's.

[Anonymous]

Le pain quotidian.

[Anonymous]

Wegmens

[Anonymous]

Lebanese Taverna. You can do a good mix of different hummus, baba ganoush, and finger foods, along with pita and some salads.

[Anonymous]

Vienna sausages, sliced and plated

Pigs in a blanket (use cocktail weenies)

Kielbasa

German sausages

Beenie Weenies

Hot dogs

Slim Jims

Unicorn horn lollipops

Cigars as favors

[Anonymous]

We may be doing something similar coming up, and I like the idea above of hummus and babaganoush and things like that. Easy and cheap enough to find some inexpensive packaged ones, add pita, Israeli salads etc. Yum. I think this is exactly what I may end up doing myself

[Anonymous]

Panera

[Anonymous]

Zoe's Kitchen. They have all sorts of catering options.

[Anonymous]

Don't over think it. No one will care or remember. Do bagels and lox and whitefish and get a different cake if you want something different. It's a bris. People like easy and bagels. We used Bethesda Bagels (including their box of coffee) and got a small cake from Giant. It was at 2pm on a winter Friday. 18 people came.

Mazel Tov!

[Anonymous]

Yeah, I admire you trying to mix it up, but bagles, lox, and whitefish really is about as good as it gets.

[Anonymous]

We baked some frozen lasagna and salad. I say
We, but it was my husband and MIL. I did nothing but be shell shocked, A week post birth.

[Anonymous]

For a spin on traditional, check out DGS - they cater and do platters that might be a twist on what people expect.

that said, everyone loves bagel platters. Delegate ordering if you can.