The Grange Community Kitchen — Restaurant in Town of Hamburg

THE GRANGE CATERING REVIEW: From our very first meeting with Jesse, we were completely blown away by his organization, attention to detail, fair pricing, and how effortless it was to trust that he got our vision — and would make it happen.

What truly sold us, though, was his honesty. During planning, he told us things like, “You have too much food,” which no other caterer ever said. We never once felt like we were being upsold — it was always clear that Jesse and his team genuinely wanted our day to be as special and seamless as we imagined.

I didn’t get much of a chance to eat on the big day (although Jesse so kindly did try to get us to eat, bringing me a giant plate of steak #bridelife), but judging by the endless compliments from our guests — and knowing how unbelievable the tasting was months before — the food was amazing. Even though I didn’t get to see the full displays in person, the photos I’ve seen took my breath away. Everything looked stunning.

And the team… truly incredible. Every single person there, radiated kindness, positivity, and professionalism. If a drop of water hit the floor, someone was cleaning it in seconds. The energy in the kitchen was joyful and calm (at least from what I saw) — they were dancing, smiling, and completely present in making sure every detail was perfect.

I cannot recommend Jesse and his team at The Grange Catering enough. They’re everything you could hope for in a wedding vendor — talented, trustworthy, and the kind of people you want surrounding you on one of the most important days of your life.

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creative dishes with unique ingredient combinations, however extremely overpriced!! 4 small ribs with minimal meat on them for $30!! the ribs at southern junction are 1000 times better and more tender and flavorful, plus you get a whole huge rack for the same price. This little pig also has better ribs for the price. The crispy potatoes were bland and the texture was not good...they were dense and like they had been reheated. The ramp donuts were the best thing we had, good flavor and loved the texture, crispy on the outside and soft, moist and stretchy on the inside. The wood fire Pizza was pretty good, the sauce was very flavorful, nice strong tomato/herb flavor without being sweet. the cheese was very minimal even though we asked for extra and it was not soft and stretchy, it was also dense and rubbery. I asked for pepperoni on half and there was tons of it. On a previous visit I ordered the burger and asked for some tomato on it and they told me there was not one tomato in the entire restaurant. I found that absurd. I had to leave the restaurant and walk down the street to find another restaurant and buy a tomato from them to bring back and put on the burger. Never heard of a restaurant that didn't have a tomato in it. Atmosphere is nice and clean, service is good, tables for 2 are way too small... The tables are also too close together. They had lit candles in glass holders right on the very edge of all the tables, it seemed strange to put them in such a precarious spot rather than the center...

A Family Favorite: Sunday Brunch at The Grange Community Kitchen

As a resident of the Buffalo area and a father of three energetic boys, finding a weekend spot that caters to both refined tastes and a family-friendly atmosphere can be a challenge. The Grange Community Kitchen in Hamburg has become our go-to destination for a delightful Sunday brunch experience.

From the moment you step in, The Grange offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for family gatherings. Their commitment to locally-sourced ingredients shines through in every dish, ensuring not only a delicious meal but also support for our local community.

The menu, a perfect blend of classic and innovative, has something to please everyone. My boys, August, Enzo, and Roman, have their favorites, from fluffy pancakes to savory eggs benedict. Meanwhile, my wife, Annemarie, and I often indulge in their seasonal specialties, accompanied by a perfectly brewed coffee.

What truly sets The Grange apart, however, is their impeccable service. The staff is always welcoming, accommodating our family's needs with a smile, making our weekly brunch more than just a meal - it's a cherished family ritual.

In summary, The Grange Community Kitchen isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a staple of our family's Sunday routine. It offers a perfect escape where we can enjoy great food, a pleasant ambiance, and quality family time. We leave looking forward to our next visit - a testament to the wonderful experience The Grange...