Orange County caterer stating over 23 years and exclusive at The Clubhouse at Patriot Hills, with no prices published.
Inncredible Caterers operates from 84 Brotherhood Plaza Drive in Washingtonville, which is in Orange County, about an hour from central Westchester. The company keeps a page aimed squarely at Hudson Valley and Westchester couples. It says it has more than 23 years of wedding catering behind it, and names itself the exclusive caterer at The Clubhouse at Patriot Hills. None of that comes with a price. The Westchester catering page, read on 11 September 2026, gave no per-person figure, no minimum and no travel charge. The offer is described in services rather than dollars: full-service catering with decor, table settings and a beverage program handled by the same team. For a couple in Rye or Scarsdale, the practical question is what an Orange County crew charges to drive south and staff a full day.
Nothing here is priced in public, so every comparison you make will rest on a proposal you have to request. Ask for it in writing, with food and beverage on one set of lines and staffing, rentals and travel on another. Pin down the service charge as a percentage and confirm whether New York sales tax applies to it. Because the kitchen is in Orange County, settle what the travel line is for your specific venue.
The Hudson Valley and Westchester wedding catering page at inncrediblecaterers.com, read 11 September 2026. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
This kitchen sits in Washingtonville, roughly an hour from central Westchester. The travel and staffing terms are the ones to get in writing.
The site states more than 23 years of wedding catering. It does not state a founding year, an owner name, or a count of weddings served. We print the 23 because the company printed it, and we cannot verify it from anywhere else on the site.
Years in business tells you the outfit has survived, and little else about your wedding. The more useful questions are how many weddings the team runs on a single Saturday, and who from the sales conversation is actually on site the day of.
The company says it is the exclusive caterer for The Clubhouse at Patriot Hills. Book that room and your caterer is chosen for you. Want this team somewhere else and the exclusivity stops mattering, while travel starts to.
Exclusive arrangements usually come with a published or semi-published venue package. Ask whether a Patriot Hills pricing sheet exists in writing, and whether it differs from what an off-site Westchester wedding would cost.
The kitchen is in Orange County. A Westchester wedding means crossing the river and running south, and a catering crew makes that trip twice on the day, with a truck. Establish whether travel, mileage and crew overtime sit inside the quote or arrive as separate lines. Get that answer with your venue’s address written on it. It is also worth knowing whether the company stages out of a second kitchen closer to the county, because caterers that travel a distance sometimes rent one for the day.
There is no per-person range on the Westchester page. No food and beverage minimum appears, and no bar package price. Cake charges, rental lines and the service charge percentage are all absent too. Everything is quoted after a conversation.
Get the proposal on paper before the tasting sells you. Ask for the service charge as a percentage and whether it is taxable in New York. What the crew charges if the reception runs past its end time is the third figure to pin down.
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