We cater the whole thing.

A dinner party for eight at your own table, or a full-service wedding reception. Taco bars, pasta buffets, low-country boils, grazing tables, plated dinners. We travel.

Not sure whether we’re in your range? Here’s roughly where events land. It’s a bracket to orient by, not a quote.

We reply within one business day. Monday and Tuesday we’re closed, so weekend inquiries land Wednesday. Prefer to write it yourself? michelle@grazeanatomyabq.com

A catered grazing table running the length of a banquet table: cured meats, croissants, cheeses, breads, olives, fruit and preserves.

We design to the event, not from a menu.

Tell us the date, the headcount, the room, and the number you have in mind, and we build to all four. A taco bar for the family reunion. A low-country boil in the backyard. A plated dinner for a reception that has to be right. There’s no package list to choose from, because your event isn’t on it.

That conversation is the work. A deposit holds your date, we ask for 24 hours minimum on anything, and there’s a rush fee inside a week.

We cater the food. You handle the bar, or don’t. Either way, the table looks like you tried.

No matter the affair

Six ways in. Most events end up somewhere between them, which is exactly the point. Tell us what yours is and we’ll build to it. If you’d rather see the shape of an actual spread first, there are ideas here.

  • An evening board on a dark table: fresh mozzarella with basil and balsamic, brie, prosciutto, olives, cornichons and peppers.

    Dinner parties at home

    Your table, our kitchen. The food arrives finished and ready to set down, and you never have to leave the room to check on anything.

  • Two large event boards on a wood table: a prosciutto rose at the center, surrounded by cheeses, cured meats, fruit and crackers.

    Weddings & receptions

    Full-service, start to finish. Plated dinners, stations, or a grazing table that stops the room on the way in.

  • A bowl of posole with hominy and pork, set beside dishes of radish, onion, cheese and red chile for building your own.

    Stations & buffets

    Taco bars, pasta buffets, build-your-own spreads. The format people actually crowd around, and come back to twice.

  • A low-country boil piled on the table: crab clusters, corn on the cob, shrimp and mussels.

    Family gatherings

    Low-country boils, reunions, backyard long-tables. Food that arrives by the armful and gets eaten standing up.

  • A grazing board seen up close: a bowl of green olives, wedges of brie, pistachios, crackers, cheese roses and fresh berries.

    Grazing tables & boards

    The thing that got us here, at event scale, plus crudités, cheese and the rest of the spread it grew into.

  • Crème brûlée in a white ramekin with a torched sugar top, dusted with powdered sugar and finished with berries and mint.

    Desserts & sweets

    Sweet boards, brunch spreads, and the course people pretend they weren’t waiting for.

  • Every event starts with a conversation. We sit down with your date, your headcount and your budget, then design to them.
  • 24 hours minimum on anything. Good food takes a running start.
  • A deposit holds your date. Quoted after the conversation, never off a price list.
  • Rush fee inside a week. Possible is possible; fast is extra.

Feeding an office on a schedule instead? That’s Corporate.