Catering Kitchen Equipment For My New Business

I wanted to buy a catering business from a local woman that was retiring. I inspected her facility and decided that her catering kitchen equipment was woefully inadequate for my needs. She told me that she had just never kept up with kitchen advancements over the years and she supposed that maybe she should have.

I knew that buying her business was a bad idea after I saw the catering kitchen equipment. I finally decided to buy only her name and logo. She gave me her recipes, but I doubt that I will use any of them unless one of her old clients insists that I do. She was nice and she had a large and loyal following in a market that is hard to break into. I was worried for awhile that she would not accept my offer because I had offended her by not wanting any of her catering kitchen equipment.

I decided that I would move into one of the newer storefronts in town to run my business. I had signage made and hung above the door. I also order some really high tech catering kitchen equipment online. Most of the companies I dealt with gave me free shipping because I ordered the top product.

I started getting nervous when the catering kitchen equipment



deliveries were delayed by bad weather in a neighboring city. I had two clients booked for the first weekend I was going to be open. I think that I am going to get a lot of mileage out of the reputation the previous owner built for this name. I hope to really impress people on my own and win over even more customers.

The catering kitchen equipment finally arrived and I was more than ready for my first two jobs. The wedding season rolled around and I was booked for seven straight weekends for six events each weekend. I had to hire a crew. I had a good business plan and it paid off for me. I love this line of work.