Are you looking for corporate catering in London? Welcome to Phillips Caterers. With over 30 years of experience in the food and catering industry, we provide high-quality food and customer service. Our menu contains English, French and Carribean cuisines. We have four different menus with four different buffet option under each. If you require a vegetarian catering, we can do that as well. We offer our services for both private house parties and corporate establishments. We cater for everything from birthday parties, weddings to BBQs and business lunches. Give us a call for any enquiries.
We strive for excellence in our brand from our distillation process to the filtration of our product. We are determined on developing a brand that will be sustainable and live on from generation to generation. This excellence is a continuous practice of quality that can be found not only in our brand, but in our vodka
Patti’s Good Life Cakes: Singer Patti Labelle has more than 5 different cakes, pies and cobblers that are popular throughout the year, but warm desserts are especially popular during the winter season. Exclusively available at Walmart, her sweet potato pies and vanilla pound cakes are always big sellers.
Glory Foods is a category leader in Southern-style, heat-and-serve products, and our products are symbolic of the tradition of home-cooked taste our consumers have come to expect. Glory Foods full line of products includes canned vegetables, beans and sides, and fresh-cut bagged vegetables. Glory Foods products are available in grocery stores nationwide
Against incredible odds, Karim Webb and Edward Barnett own three Buffalo Wild Wings franchise locations and are preparing to soon open a fourth. The incredible odds include starting a business in a working- and lower-class part of the Los Angeles area that struggles with gang crime.
Who doesn’t love a good barbecue? The next time you’re in Baltimore, Maryland, be sure to check out this new Black-owned family restaurant. It’s called The BBQ and they serve delicious barbecue favorites like ribs, pulled pork, pit turkey, baked beans, and their infamous BBQ Sandwich.
Against incredible odds, Karim Webb and Edward Barnett own three Buffalo Wild Wings franchise locations and are preparing to soon open a fourth. The incredible odds include starting a business in a working- and lower-class part of the Los Angeles area that struggles with gang crime.
Edose Ohen, a Nigerian-American entrepreneur from Houston, Texas, has been shaking up the pastry industry ever since he opened Glazed The Doughnut Cafe – the area’s first Black-owned 24 hour donut cafe. He started the business back in 2014, and now he has two locations in the city serving handmade glazed donuts, glazed sandwiches and gourmet coffee.
Shoe Crazy offer 5 varietals of wine. Chardonnay, Menage A Red, Sweet Harmony, Sparkling Peach Mango, Sparkling Strawberry
Tipsy Hipster is your mobile concierge mixology catering service. Crafting cocktails that the soul desires and the body loves! Our services include Mixology Catering, Custom Craft Cocktails, Event Coordinating, Liquor Consultations, Homemade Liquor Infusions, Bartending, and Experienced Mixologists.
Booking with Tipsy Hipster adds a touch of sophistication to any event. Call to let us know how we can be of service to your next event.
The Grub Factory, based in Baltimore, Maryland at 1210 North Charles Street, is a Black-owned vegan restaurant. Founded by three entrepreneurs, Hurani Ame, Heru Mertief, and Imhotep Fatiu, the restaurant serves gyros, reubens, pepper steaks, shrimp salads, and curry “chick’n” — all vegan.
SoRen Tea- It’s not just tea, it’s a lifestyle.
CamiCakes: People love warm cupcakes when the weather gets cold, and this Black-owned bakery chain sells yummy gourmet cupcakes that everyone seems to love. Although based in the Atlanta area with 7 different locations, they ship nationwide. People seem to especially love their cupcakes with smooth buttercream and cream cheese frosting.
If you own one or two franchises, you’re doing pretty good. But when you own 5, you are on your way to building an empire. And that’s exactly what entrepreneur Leo Thomas is doing! He opened his very first Marco’s Pizza franchise in 2014, which makes fresh, authentic, handmade Italian pizza, and now he owns five Marco’s Pizza locations in Riverside County, California. What’s more is that Thomas has a development agreement to open 25 more stores in both Riverside and Orange County by 2024.
Our name, Neo, means “gift” in Tswana and this encapsulates our view of coffee as a resource that should be shared and cherished. Our fine coffee is grown in Africa, to be consumed by the African consumer.
We aspire to be the brand across Africa that provides a ‘third space’, where customers can escape, meet like-minded dreamers and create great things. Neo is thus less about a cafe chain, but more about building communities around powerful ideas, with strong links to entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation.
We are Cafe Neo; celebrating the return of coffee to its African roots, one cup at a time.
Against incredible odds, Karim Webb and Edward Barnett own three Buffalo Wild Wings franchise locations and are preparing to soon open a fourth. The incredible odds include starting a business in a working- and lower-class part of the Los Angeles area that struggles with gang crime.
CamiCakes: People love warm cupcakes when the weather gets cold, and this Black-owned bakery chain sells yummy gourmet cupcakes that everyone seems to love. Although based in the Atlanta area with 7 different locations, they ship nationwide. People seem to especially love their cupcakes with smooth buttercream and cream cheese frosting.
More than 100 local residents recently gathered together to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Naka’s Broiler, a Black-owned restaurant which also happens to be the first ever Black-owned business in Compton, California.
Local residents say that Banks has always been an excellent example for others as a Black entrepreneur and community leader. The celebration of the 60th anniversary of Naka’s Broiler included both teachers and students so that the students could learn about the history of the restaurant and it’s importance to the community.
The restaurant is still going strong, having been recently purchased by another local Black entrepreneur, David Fisher. Fisher says that she taught him well about the business, and that he feels like her adopted son.
