let the food steal the show
Whether you're going big with full-service or keeping it casual with drop-off catering, we’re here with festive ideas to make your Oktoberfest planning wunderbar! All meals are freshly prepared and delivered hot and ready to serve.
Our Famous Fried or Herbed Baked, paired with Wisconsin Bratwurst and Sauerkraut, German-Style Potato Salad, Grean Beans Almondine, Fresh Brat Buns, traditional Condiments, Complete Tableware, Serving Utensils, Chafing Racks and Sternos.
Tender Roast Pork Loin Topped with Herbed Gravy, accompanied by Rosemary Roasted Potatoes, German Style Green Beans, Rye Bread with Butter, Complete Tableware, Serving Utensils, Chafing Racks and Sternos.
Apple Crisp Half Pan (Serves 12-15)
$49.99 or Full Pan (Serves 24-30) $89.99
German Sweet & Sour Meatballs $59.99 /Half Tray
Mini Potato Pancakes $59.99 / Half Tray
Bratwurst Bites $59.99 / Half Tray
Pretzel Bites $39.99 / Half Tray
Beer Cheese Sliders $3.99 each (Min 20)
*Dipping Sauces Included
Golden Chicken Schnitzel, accompanied by Homestyle Mashed Potatoes, Traditional Braised Red Cabbage, Assorted Dinner Rolls with Butter, Complete Tableware, Serving Utensils, Chafing Racks and Sternos.
Warm Pretzel Bites served with Creamy Beer Cheese Sauce, German - Style Bratwurst Bites served with House- made German Bacon Mustard Sauce, Boneless Chicken Wings served with BBQ & Ranch Dipping Sauces, Complete Tableware, Serving Utensils, Chafing Racks and Sternos.
Oktoberfest may be a 16-day German tradition, but here in the U.S., we’ve fully embraced the bratwurst, brews, and Bavarian cheer! At Lee n’ Eddies, we’ve catered eine Menge (that’s “a whole lot” in German) of Oktoberfest parties, so we know a thing or two about throwing a good one. Whether you’re going big with full-service or keeping it casual with drop-off catering, we’re here with festive ideas to make your Oktoberfest planning wunderbar!
Our Oktoberfest menu is packed with crowd-pleasing favorites like fried or herb-baked chicken, brats with sauerkraut, and tender roast pork loin with fresh sliced potatoes. Add in warm German potato salad, pretzel bites with mustard sauce, German-style green beans, and boneless wings with plenty of dipping sauces, and you’ve got a feast worthy of a stein-raising celebration. Don’t forget the apple crisp for a sweet finish, because every good party needs dessert!
Transform your space into a mini Munich with decorations that bring the Bavarian spirit to life! Whether you’re hosting in your backyard, office, or community hall, a few themed touches go a long way.
Here are some fun ideas to get you started:
Keep it playful, cozy, and full of charm, just like the Oktoberfest spirit!
Probably the easiest invites are online at evite.com. You can open a free account and use one of their pre-made invitations. Just upload your email list to their service and they will send the invites out. They provide a way for people to respond online and allow you to send out reminders as well.
You can also pick up postcards of Germany to mail out, check your local party store or even make your own!
Set the mood for your Oktoberfest party with the perfect playlist! Use Spotify or Apple Music to search for curated Oktoberfest mixes, or build your own with a blend of traditional German polkas, festive folk songs, and party favorites. Don’t forget to throw in a few modern hits to keep everyone dancing between steins!
Keep the good times rollin’ with festive activities that bring out the belly laughs, friendly competition, and a whole lot of Prost! Here are a few crowd-pleasers to mix into your celebration:
Teams of two toss a brat into a bucket, taking a step back after each successful catch. The farthest fling without a brat break takes the win.
Whether you’re team brat toss or just here for the pretzels and beer, these games add just the right dash of Oktoberfest fun!
Set up a tasting station with a few German brews, classic pilsners, dunkels, and wheat beers. Need ideas? Check out Ranker.com’s German beer list or SeriousEats’ beginner’s guide.
Who’s got the pipes? Host a yodeling contest and hand out fun prizes for “Most Enthusiastic,” “Best Echo,” or “Most Questionable Attempt.”
