Shaffer's Catering And Deli - Woodstock

Loved the Valentine's Basket complete meal! ??? Will follow up with future orders! ?????

I can’t say enough good things about Shaffer’s Catering. I worked with Shaffer’s for my two day wedding weekend in Shenandoah Valley. I had my Indian ceremony on one day and American the next day. I worked with Darren with the initial planning of the two events. He was very helpful throughout the process and worked to address all my requests.Shaffer’s provided bartending and full-service catering for the reception. Debbie from Shaffer’s was responsible for the coordination and was very pleasant to work with. Debbie and the staff did an amazing job.I highly recommend hiring Shaffer’s for your next event. They have a great selection of food items on their catering menu and their food is delicious. The staff took care of everything very well and I am very happy with the whole experience.

We had an excellent experience with Shaffer’s. We ordered our Thanksgiving Meal for 6 late but they were able to accommodate. The Shaffer’s experience exceeded our expectations. The food was packaged well and very clean in separate containers for convenient warming without transferring to separate dishes. A lot of variety on the traditional comfort holiday foods like I have come to expect. The portion sizes were large and the food tasted homemade. Everyone thought Thanksgiving this year was a “Big Hit” due to Shaffer’s. The service is outstanding and George Shaffer is to be personally thanked for making our Thanksgiving possible. I look forward to sending more business your way. DR. EYE

Shaffer's Catering catered our daughter's wedding and the brunch afterward. They were absolutely amazing to deal with and the food was plentiful and delicious! Thank you, Shaffer's for making our event a total success! We highly recommend them!

The barbecue tastes as if a can of bbq was open, placed on a cheap bun, cover it with tiny bits of cabbage mixed with ketchup and generic chili sauce and throw it onto a flimsy paper plate. Add mediocre (generic) potato chips and sour pickles. Serve with the most bitter of coffees, lukewarm, of course.