Service Area · Hamilton County
Dessert Catering in Reading, OH
Reading is best known locally for its bridal district, and dessert catering follows the same calendar.
Catering here
Dessert catering in Reading
We cater dessert in Reading from two live stations: authentic Dutch mini pancakes cooked on a traditional griddle, and chocolate covered strawberries dipped to order. Both are made in front of your guests rather than delivered finished, and you can book one or run both.
Showers, engagement parties and receptions cluster here, and a dessert station gives that kind of event a second focal point after the meal. Both concepts travel here easily — it is a short run from the city.
Reading sits about 9 miles north-east of downtown Cincinnati, in Hamilton County. Everything is cooked on site, so the only thing we need from the venue is somewhere to set up and power for the griddle.
Getting to you
Booking a Reading date
Short-notice dates are most likely to work here.
Travel and setup
We are close enough to arrive early, set up without rushing and still be cooking before your first guests reach the dessert table.
How far ahead to ask
Because the drive is short, this is one of the areas where we can sometimes cover a date only a couple of weeks out. Always worth asking.
Questions
Catering in Reading, answered
Do you offer dessert catering in Reading, OH?
Yes. Reading is one of our regular service areas — about 9 miles north-east of downtown Cincinnati in Hamilton County. We bring the full setup and cook on site, so we can serve a private home, an office or a hired venue.
How far in advance should we book for a Reading event?
Because the drive is short, this is one of the areas where we can sometimes cover a date only a couple of weeks out. Always worth asking.
What do you need from the venue in Reading?
Somewhere to set up and access to power for the griddle. We are close enough to arrive early, set up without rushing and still be cooking before your first guests reach the dessert table.
Can we book both the mini pancakes and the chocolate strawberries?
Yes, and for larger guest counts in Reading it is usually the better call — two stations mean two queues instead of one, and guests get two completely different desserts.
Planning something in Reading?
Send us your date, guest count and venue. We'll come back with a written quote and tell you whether one station or both suits the room.