Category: Culinary

Delaware North Companies, a leading global hospitality and food service provider, is establishing two scholarships for students to attend The Culinary Institute of America (CIA).

The modern day will reopen in March 2008 after an eight-month renovation aimed to re-create the spirit and excitement of its historic namesake.

Delaware North Companies Australia will provide two new catering experiences at the 2008 Australian Open Grand Slam Tennis Championship.

Healthy feats will no longer be confined to the court at the 2008 Australian Open with Melbourne Park becoming the first major sports stadium to offer genuinely healthier food choices with the Heart Foundation Tick from 15 January 2008.

Delaware North Companies is taking an active role in this month’s graduation ceremonies at Kendall College in Chicago.

A new special edition cookbook from Delaware North Companies Sportservice offers sports fans their first opportunity to create and savor authentic stadium, arena and ballpark dishes from across the United States and Canada in their own homes.

Ten Delaware North Companies chefs from across the United States are set to prepare an elegant Italian-themed gala dinner for 160 guests on Nov. 17 when the Albright-Knox Art Gallery honors contemporary art collector Giuseppe Panza di Biumo.

A sellout crowd of 81,176 fans watched as the Miami Dolphins took on the New York Giants at London’s Wembley Stadium on Oct. 28 - the first regular-season National League Football (NFL) game to be played outside of North America. But the sell-out crowd was also met with a match-up of another kind. Delaware North Companies, international concessionaire and exclusive caterer for the prestigious Wembley Stadium, brought traditional British fare head-to-head with American favorites that define the football experience.

Four Delaware North Companies Chefs have earned the right to participate in the prestigious Culinary Olympics to be held in Erfurt, Germany, in 2008.

Delaware North Companies Sportservice is preparing to ensure Indians fans can truly savor the first American League Championship Series at Jacobs Field since 1998.