Catering deal tastes good to British Motor Museum

Warwickshire’s British Motor Museum has signed up a trio of caterers to supply specialist events.

Midland caterers Five Rivers Outdoor, Mahirs Experience and Johal’s specialise in South Asian cuisine

The British Motor Museum is home to the largest collection of British heritage vehicles in the world. It also caters for private events like weddings, conferences and meetings for up to 540 guests.

Tom O’Reilly, General Manager at The British Motor Museum said, “The British Motor Museum is one of the premier banqueting venues in the Midlands which has recently entered into an exclusive partnership with 3 of the leading South Asian caterers in the UK.

“I trust that this new partnership with Asian caterers will ensure that every client’s expectations are not only met but exceeded.”

Director at Five Rivers Outdoor, Shamim HM said “We are absolutely thrilled to have partnered with The British Motor Museum for South Asian events.

“This is a truly unique venue offering historical motoring history in the heart of Warwickshire.

“We are looking forward to developing the South-Asian wedding sector at the museum, offering bespoke packages for what is set to be an exciting summer over the coming months.

“Our 3-decades of expertise and creativity in event catering and management will ensure every event vision is transformed into an unforgettable experience.”

Harvir Sahota, managing director of Mahirs Experience, said: “All the team at Mahirs Experience are excited to be partnering with The British Motor Museum, and to be able to add this venue to our partnership venue portfolio is great for both new and our existing clientele.”

Kulwat Johal, managing director at Johal’s said: “The British Motor Museum is a modern and dynamic venue that the team at Johal’s are very proud to be part of.

“We are looking forward to developing a strong relationship with the museum’s clientele and working collaboratively with the venue to execute first-class events.”