Catering

At Chef Dee’s, we’re dedicated to making every gathering extraordinary. Whether you’re planning an intimate luncheon, a lively family celebration, or a corporate event, our catering team is here to bring unforgettable flavors and impeccable service to your table. Choose from our in-house private venue for a cozy, exclusive experience, or enjoy our catering-to-go options to serve up Chef Dee’s signature dishes at your own venue. To start planning your event or inquire about our catering services, simply reach out to us via phone or fill out our contact form—we’d love to help make your vision a reality!

Discover an intimate, inviting space for your next gathering at Chef Dee’s. Located just off the main dining room, our private venue offers a cozy, elegant setting perfect for small to mid-sized events. Whether it’s a luncheon, bridal shower, corporate meeting, or a private dinner, we provide a seamless experience tailored to your needs.

Private Events

In-House Catering

Host your event in our private venue, complete with our full menu options, attentive staff, and beautifully arranged décor to create a memorable atmosphere. Ideal for gatherings with family, friends, or colleagues, our in-house catering ensures you can focus on your guests while we handle every culinary detail.

Looking to bring Chef Dee’s quality to your own venue? Our catering-to-go service makes it easy. Choose from a selection of Italian-inspired dishes, fresh seafood, and signature specialties. We’ll have everything prepared for pick-up or delivery, so you can entertain effortlessly with exceptional food your guests will love.

Catering To Go

Consumer Advisory

Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions. There is risk associated with consuming raw oysters. If you have chronic illness of liver, stomach or blood, or have immune system diseases, you are at greater risk or serious illness from ingesting oysters and should eat oysters fully cooked. If you are unsure of your risk, consult your physician.