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Clyde's Deli-Catering Case Study

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Clyde’s Deli-Catering
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Whether you are looking for a reliable company to cater your next event or simply hoping for a new place to enjoy a tasty sandwich, Clyde’s Deli-Catering is at your service. In addition to bringing our valued customers quality food at an affordable price, we take pride in our unwavering commitment to maintaining our quality standards while bringing our customers a vast selection of choices.
One of the best things about choosing us for your catering service is that we are equipped to provide subs and various deli selections for a wide range of events. Whether you are hoping for fresh salads to serve your guests at your backyard picnic or looking to serve a complete …show more content…

Let us show you why we are an exceptional choice for a deli and catering service in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Call us to learn more or to schedule your appointment today.
Catering, Subs, Deli, Takeout, Sandwich
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When it comes to lunch, Clyde’s Deli-Catering is the better choice for tasty subs and sandwiches in Plymouth, Massachusetts. We also serve a wide selection of salads that include potato, macaroni, Greek pasta, tricolor, chicken, tuna, and seafood. As a family-owned and –operated deli and catering company, we also provide catering services that includes business luncheons. You will not have to worry about the freshness of the food when you rely on us because we make our own fresh meatballs, marinated roast pork, Italian sausage and marinara sauce.
If you are wondering about our lunch menu, you are in for a pleasant surprise because we are so much more than simply a trusted resource for high quality takeout. We are a one-stop shop for the following:
Hot and cold subs
Toasted classics and Boar’s head specialty

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