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We're trying to arrange a summer birthday party for our sons who will be 3 and 1; unfortunately this coincides with our kitchen having been demolished, so not only can we not hold it at home, but it will be virtually impossible for us to attempt to prepare any food for it. Can anyone recommend a good caterer for a children's party? Will be for about 20 kids on a Sat or Sun and maybe some nibbles for the parents? Any recommendations gratefully received.


Thanks

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I would second Dish and Spoon. We had a party there and they provided a tea for the kids, and yummy meat and cheese platters for the grown ups. But we were offered lots of options. We took our own cake, the staff were friendly and there are toys there for the kids in between any organised party activities.

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