Bon Soir Caterers debuts Catering by Briana alongside its Brooklyn operations for New York City wedding catering

Nov 13, 2026

Bon Soir Caterers has launched Catering by Briana, its newest food-service division, serving couples planning new york city wedding catering alongside the company's core Brooklyn operations.

Brooklyn, United States, November 13, 2026 -- BROOKLYN, NY — Bon Soir Caterers, a full-service, off-premises catering company based in Brooklyn, has announced the launch of Catering by Briana, its newest food-service division. The division is intended for couples planning new york city wedding catering and will operate alongside the company's core Brooklyn operations. Catering by Briana is the most recent addition to the company's group of integrated food-service divisions.

Bon Soir Caterers was founded in 1977 and serves clients throughout the tri-state area, with roots in Brooklyn. Over the years, the company has grown by adding specialized divisions rather than changing its core identity as a boutique caterer. Catering by Briana follows The Smokin Grill, a division focused on barbecue and grilling, and continues the same approach of adding distinct service lines under one company.

The launch places a dedicated division within the company's existing catering structure, so wedding clients can work with a unit set up for that purpose. Catering by Briana operates as an integrated part of Bon Soir Caterers rather than as a separate business. The company serves both corporate and private clients, and the new division extends its private-event work into New York City wedding catering.

Catering by Briana draws on the company's established range of formats, which runs from formal full-service dinners to more casual self-service arrangements. The company also offers vegetarian and vegan menus, bar service packages, and event support such as staffing, rental coordination, event coordination, vendor referrals, and venue suggestions. Bon Soir Caterers says its menus use locally sourced vegetables, antibiotic-free poultry, and sustainable seafood whenever possible.

Jeff Riley, Owner of Bon Soir Caterers, described the decision to add the division. “Catering by Briana is the newest division we have added, and it gives couples planning a wedding in New York City a dedicated part of our company to work with,” said Jeff Riley, Owner of Bon Soir Caterers. “It sits alongside our Brooklyn operations and The Smokin Grill, and it grows out of the same experience we have built since 1977.”

About Bon Soir Caterers: Bon Soir Caterers is a full-service, off-premises catering company founded in 1977 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company serves corporate and private clients throughout the tri-state area and operates two integrated food-service divisions, The Smokin Grill and Catering by Briana. Its services include full-service and self-service catering, vegetarian and vegan menus, bar services, and event support.

Couples considering New York City wedding catering and other event hosts can review the services offered by Bon Soir Caterers and its divisions at Bon Soir Caterers - New York City Wedding Catering.

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