For family parties Packages #2 or #3
The larger takeout packages are a useful base for graduation parties because they include meats, sides, rolls, and sauce.
Whether the party is in a backyard, a rented space, or a family home, the main job is feeding mixed ages without needing a complicated menu. Start with the catering packages, then adjust by headcount.
Recommended Package Guidance
For open houses Event menu
If the guest count is larger or less certain, the per-person event menu can help you plan a more flexible spread.
Practical Planning Notes
- Estimate the high and low guest count if people will arrive throughout the day.
- Choose sturdy foods that are easy to plate quickly, such as pulled meats, chicken, ribs, and sides.
- Ask about bakery desserts if you want a complete party table from one place.
- Call about one week ahead to confirm order details and pickup timing.
Graduation Catering Questions
Which package should we start with?
Package #2 works for 12-16 people and Package #3 works for 20-25 people. Larger or more flexible parties may fit the per-person event menu better.
What if guests come and go?
Share the party window and your expected guest range when you call so the team can help you choose a practical amount of food.
Can we include desserts?
Yes. Smoky Rock BBQ has an in-house bakery, so ask about dessert options while planning the graduation meal.
How far ahead should we order?
Please call about one week ahead for catering orders so the restaurant can confirm guest count, timing, meats, sides, and pickup details.
Feed the graduation crowd
Call with the guest range, party window, and whether you want desserts included.