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There are many options when deciding how to accommodate guests at your wedding reception. Read this article for more information or contact Marina del Rey today!

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We invite you to learn more about our magnificent venue and why so many brides and grooms have decided to say “I do” right here. We regularly host couples from Manhattan, Queens, Yonkers, Nassau County, Westchester County, and the surrounding area.

Are guidelines for weddings in NYS making it easier for couples to tie the knot? Read our blog to find out more and then call us to book your event!

To learn more about our banquet halls, catering services, and event planning, please give us a call. We would love to work with you to help you host your event!

As we all look ahead to the holidays, the COVID-19 rate across New York continues to rise, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on November 11th that group gatherings in a private residence should be limited to ten people or fewer. New Yorkers are thinking of different ways to celebrate with family, friends, and coworkers while still maintaining social distancing and following CDC guidelines. While your holiday plans have to change, Marina del Rey can help make your celebration safe, merry, and bright. Whether your employees work from home or not, planning a holiday party will look different this year. One solution may be to enjoy a virtual holiday party with your staff members, complete with catering from Marina del Rey! We can provide off-site catering pickup options for employees, complete with a menu tailored to your needs and sure to please every employee.

Thanksgiving dinner is one of the biggest meals of the year and it kicks off the holiday season, often with a big family gathering. Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, overindulging in delicious food and spending time with your family. The traditional Thanksgiving dinner consists of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, and for a lot of people, much more. Every family has their own traditions, but the most important thing is to spend time together talking, catching up, and making new memories. Now, more than ever, it is important to prioritize your precious time with your loved ones. While some families spend the whole day in anticipation while they smell their meal cooking, it is usually a select few who are under pressure to prepare all the dishes, and desserts—those pies won’t be making themselves after all—and that includes getting the timing for everything right.