May 9, 2017
Foodie Folk, a full-service Belfast-based catering company that specializes in a wide variety of food catering this week proudly launched their brand-new, full-service website
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Belfast, United Kingdom - May 9, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Belfast, Northern Ireland – Foodie Folk, a full-service Belfast-based catering company that specializes in a wide variety of food catering, most notably their acclaimed BBQ hiring services, this week proudly launched their brand-new, full-service website that makes perusing their services and learning more about their catering capabilities as streamlined as possible.
Passionate about making their information and services more readily accessible to individuals, companies, and organizations that need food catering for upcoming events, Foodie Folk’s new platform is responsive in design, cleanly laid out, and optimized for mobile viewing.
“The majority of consumers are perusing services and checking out companies right from their phones today,” said Mark Stone, Founder and Owner of Foodie Folk. “In order to stay relevant in our industry and ensure everyone is up-to-date on our food offerings, we knew we needed a website that brings our brand right to the forefront of mobile devices.”
Foodie Folk provides a variety of catering options, from BBQ spread for the ardent meat-lover, to delicately crafted vegetarian platters that offer variety, creativity, and quality. Specifically known for their unmatched meat provisions, especially in the BBQ selection, Foodie Folk’s Dry Age Rib-eye Steak is comprised of only locally sourced ingredients that were chosen based on quality and freshness. The meat is then treated in unique Himalayan salt chambers for capturing the taste, and available to consumers as its delivered to Foodie Folk.
Additionally, for those more interested in the BBQ service, Foodie Folk provides full-service BBQ catering, as well as rented out equipment so event hosts can dazzle partygoers with a BBQ spectacle. Clients can either choose to have the entire event catered, rent the equipment and do it themselves, or have Foodie Folk prepare the sides that accompany the BBQ.
“There’s a lot we offer here at Foodie Folk, which is why we want our information as organized and available as possible for our clients,” said Mark Stone. “Spread the word on the official rollout of our brand new, streamlined digital platform, and head over today to learn more about our catering, renting, and cooking capabilities.”
Versatile in nature, Foodie Folk is always open to accepting custom orders from clients for dishes that are not listed on the menu. The company is able to whip up anything, like cherished curries that will leave taste buds watering.
Other catering options available at Foodie Folk include breakfast, platters, buffets, salads, canapés and small bowls, one pots, and sweet stuff.
For more information, visit: http://www.foodiefolk.co.uk
Foodie Folk
12 Lombard St, Belfast
BT1 1RD
07540 272180
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Stone
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Foodie Folk
Address: 12 Lombard St, Belfast, Northern Ireland BT1 1RD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7540-272180
For more information, please visit http://www.foodiefolk.co.uk
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 196408
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