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Silk Cakes: Sister Duo Re-Imagines Asian American Desserts
Caterer Profiles

Silk Cakes: Sister Duo Re-Imagines Asian American Desserts

The Forest Hills storefront is deceptively serene, but there is a dessert storm brewing behind the kitchen doors at Silk Cakes.

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
3 min read
Spotted Hen: Seasonal Produce Takes Center Stage
Caterer Profiles

Spotted Hen: Seasonal Produce Takes Center Stage

We focus of creating simple, delicious meals that allow the food to do to the talking.

  • James Berenback
    James Berenback
3 min read
A Sweet Career Change: The Making of Marker Coffee
Caterer Profiles

A Sweet Career Change: The Making of Marker Coffee

From the multicolored mugs to the handwritten coffee menu, everything about Marker Coffee makes you feel right at home. For co-owner Kerry Walden, opening a bakery has been a dream a long time in the making.

  • Stephen McCann
    Stephen McCann
4 min read
Kasa Indian Eatery: From a Childhood Passion to a Tangible Career
Caterer Profiles

Kasa Indian Eatery: From a Childhood Passion to a Tangible Career

Realizing that a traditional 9-5 job was not for her, Anamika Khanna recalls, "I decided life was just too short to sacrifice happiness for stability."

  • Chris Collins
2 min read
Class Project Turned Business: Rootastes Is Changing How Offices Eat
Caterer Profiles

Class Project Turned Business: Rootastes Is Changing How Offices Eat

What was once an idea pitched to a marketing class at Boston College has evolved into a full-scale operation dishing out healthy lunches to offices around the Greater Boston Area.

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
2 min read
Hold the Fish: Beyond Sushi Puts a Spin on a Classic
Caterer Profiles

Hold the Fish: Beyond Sushi Puts a Spin on a Classic

While butternut squash, black beans, and asparagus are not typically found in sushi, chef and owner Guy Vankin features these unique ingredients on his menu.

  • James Berenback
    James Berenback
2 min read
Antico Noè: A Florence Staple Journeys to the Big Apple
Caterer Profiles

Antico Noè: A Florence Staple Journeys to the Big Apple

On a typical afternoon, Midtown Manhattan is alive with tourists and New Yorkers alike, shuffling from one destination to the next. Antico Noè, nestled among the commotion, is an oasis from the busy streets.

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
2 min read
From High-End Fashion to Food: How Popbar Made Gelato on a Stick a Thing
Caterer Profiles

From High-End Fashion to Food: How Popbar Made Gelato on a Stick a Thing

Walking into Popbar's West Village storefront feels like taking a step back in time to childhood.

  • Nate Mortensen
    Nate Mortensen
2 min read
Champagne, Popsicles & Promotions: How Rent the Runway Celebrates its Employees
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Champagne, Popsicles & Promotions: How Rent the Runway Celebrates its Employees

While fun perks are common in young, innovative tech companies, what struck us about Rent the Runway was the overwhelming sense of collaboration and support that we learned about during our visit to their office.

  • James Berenback
    James Berenback
3 min read
To the Boss Ladies of the Catering World
Caterer Profiles

To the Boss Ladies of the Catering World

These women wake up determined to share their passion for food, cooking and baking with people everywhere. Their drive inspires us each day and we are excited for you to get to know them too.

  • Stephen McCann
    Stephen McCann
3 min read
CaterCow Launches in Los Angeles
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CaterCow Launches in Los Angeles

From team lunches and breakfasts to happy hour celebrations, we can't wait to feed folks in Los Angeles, the City of Angels.

  • Nate Mortensen
    Nate Mortensen
2 min read
CaterCow Hits the Road
Company Culture

CaterCow Hits the Road

We have been planning our adventures for the past few months and everyone is hitting the road to visit friends and family, explore and eat some yummy food in far away places.

  • Erica Pais
3 min read
Holidays at CaterCow: Montreal Edition
Company Culture

Holidays at CaterCow: Montreal Edition

Since New York was just not cold enough for us yet, we hopped on a plane and flew to FREEZING Canada!

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
3 min read
Why you should work at CaterCow
Company Culture

Why you should work at CaterCow

We want you to apply if you're ready to make a big impact alongside a small group of hardworking individuals who don't take themselves too seriously.

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
4 min read
Where in the world is CaterCow? How we're working remotely for 3 months.
Company Culture

Where in the world is CaterCow? How we're working remotely for 3 months.

We decided to test out a fully remote team for the months of January, February, and March (coincidentally winter in New York).

  • Sean Li
    Sean Li
5 min read
The CaterCow team experiences Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Company Culture

The CaterCow team experiences Blue Hill at Stone Barns

It's no surprise that everyone who works at CaterCow has an obsession with food. So when we were thinking of ways to celebrate the holidays together we decided we wanted more than just a nice meal at a restaurant, we wanted an experience.

  • Chris Collins
4 min read
Catering Made Easy
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Catering Made Easy

From day one we wanted to make discovering and ordering catering more streamlined for both the customer and the caterer.

  • Nate Mortensen
    Nate Mortensen
2 min read
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