VERY unprofessional. TCP catered a wedding rehearsal June 28th for The Burns family. The food was very good and your basic presentation for a buffet dinner. The family also rented bar ware for the evenings event. After the owner was paid by the grooms father he approached the mother of the groom and asked her if they were not happy with is service. Her reply yes everything was nice at that time he said Well you damn sure did not tip me. She was stunned and was very apologitic and found cash to to tip Mr Vickers. Also one of our guest complained that he saw him drop a beverage glass and kick it across the floor. If you want a very memorable and enjoyable evening I highly recommend this company not even be considered.

Our daughter's wedding was this past weekend. When we found out 7 months ago that she was getting married we booked TCP immediately! We were very pleased with the service and especially the food. We heard compliments all night long on the food and the service. They came in and went right to work. Everything went according to schedule and they certainly proved themselves a 5 star catering service. I would recommend them to anyone. I can't wait to have them cater my next event. But it won't be a wedding! Thank you Danny and Allison and all the help for your pleasant smiles and excellent service. Joe and Karon Trdy

TCP catered a wedding reception I attended in Lorena. This was the most unprofessional staff I have ever witnessed. I'm guessing it is a family-run business because the staff consisted of a Father, Brother and Sister team. First of all, from the very beginning, they were arguing with guests about using the plastic cups for beer instead of iced tea. Apparently, since they provided water and iced tea only, we were not allowed to use the cups for the beer that was provided by someone else. Why did they care so much? The bride and groom paid for everything. Why were they being so petty and completely rude to guests for using the cups? Out of a lack of options, many guests were getting iced tea, then walking over to the keg and pouring it out to fill it up with beer. Then it gets worse. The gentlemen pouring the beer for everyone (he was a groomsman) was assaulted by one of the employees (the father). Apparently there was a misunderstanding. The father thought this groomsman called his daug