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Caper's Catering

Caper's Catering

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4.8 Google Review
2743 E 38th St, Erie, Pennsylvania, 16510, United States
(814) 464-8940 www.capers38.com
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Jul 31, 2018
Beautiful clean atmosphere. Delicious food wonderful friendly staff. 12/23/2017 Hosted a birthday party 7/21/2018 and it was wonderful. We all had a great time and the birthday king enjoyed himself. Chris and his staff was very helpful and friendly as always. Thank you Chris and staff it was a wonderful time.

Jun 4, 2018
We had our reception at Capers. It was gorgeous and everything we wanted! Chris is so great to work with. His food is the absolute best you will ever have. Our guests cannot stop talking about the food, the beautiful venue and how great the staff was. I highly recommend Capers for any event. It's beautiful, unique and I promise you will not be disappointed! Chris takes a lot of pride in his business and it shows. His incredible light fixtures look stunning in our wedding photos and my photographer said the venue was great for photography reasons. Many thanks to Chris and all his staff for making our day amazing!

Jul 22, 2018
Beautiful place!!! Food was great, Friendly staff, very clean. Need I say more? I loved this place and can't wait to have my own event here. Seats about 100 people comfortably.

Aug 7, 2018
Just had yet another wonderful event at Caper's Catering.Chris is great to work with, and really accommodating. The venue is lovely, 'cozy', always pristine for the event! His staff is also friendly and extremely helpful. The food is fresh, delicious, and plentiful. I will return for more events in the future!

Jun 25, 2018
Excellent reviews with this venue for a medium-sized affair, a bridal shower. The food was so very tasty, refined, and ample. The staff was professional and speedy. Parking was adequate and parking lot clean.

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