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Local caterers - anyone used food unlimited or other recommendations for paella?

By AJ_EDF
May 24, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 24, 2016

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Posted May 24, 2016

We are hosting a party for about 60 people in July and have a quote from food unlimited in beckenham. Has anyone used them? They seem nice but we're worried that we don't know anyone who has experience of them.

Alternatively, does anyone have any recommendations for a local catering company who could do a big paella (or something similar) for us?

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