Weddings
Sunday, late, gently.
The last meal of the wedding week, and the one everyone remembers with their sunglasses on. Recovery brunch is quoted per event — the format is generosity, not courses.
The format
Late start — eleven is early. Coffee that never stops. The spread: island fruit that’s actually ripe, malasada-adjacent things from the oven, eggs every way, last night’s best flavors revisited, and enough food that nobody has to make decisions.
Quoted per event from the Table band logic, scaled to headcount and service style — the written quote shows the line like any other.
The send-off function
Recovery brunch is where the week’s stories get told and the airport runs get planned. We keep service grazing-style and unhurried: food out for hours, the kitchen cleaning itself up behind the scene, the family free to be the family.
Part of the week contract
Most recovery brunches book as the fifth line of a wedding-week contract — same crew, same kitchen, the dietary flags long since settled. Standalone brunches book the same way, per event.
Questions, answered
Brunch formats run lighter than dinners — typically quoted in the $85–$125/guest range depending on spread and service, with staffing at published hourlys. The written quote fixes the exact line.
Quietly and early — the coffee is ready before the first guest surfaces. Load-in respects the house and the hangover.
Yes — garden and veranda brunches are the Kauaʻi default, with the rain plan settled in the quote as always.
Keep reading
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Get a written quote
Kauaʻi runs inquiry-first: you tell us the table, we send a written quote — and that quote is the confirmed total. We never hold a date we can’t crew.