Nosh Restaurant and Catering Creations

We have used Catering Creations twice this summer for events and been absolutely blown away by the delicious food and incredible customer service. All of our guests have commented on the food, especially the fajita bar. The chocolate fountain was a huge hit as well! They have an extensive menu with almost any option needed for an event. They also truly put the client first. Customer service like we experienced with Catering Creations is extremely rare these days. Do yourself a favor and hire one of the best catering businesses in the metro area for your next event.

The pot roast was dry & flavorless, plus there wasn't much of it on the plates. Tuscan Chicken had a taste to it, not sure what it was but it wasn't good. The Salad was probably the most decent thing I had, just needed more of it! The Jumbo Shrimp where over cooked & over seasoned/salted. The grits & broccoli were good though.

The atmosphere is very serene and the people who work there are very friendly. Very nice place.

We had their Premier Tea Party and everything was amazing! They give you lots of tea as well

Food was sub par. “Grilled” chicken is not grilled, more like canned chicken. Chips taste worse than store bought and salsa tastes like picante sauce. Food needs work and menu is very sparse, not much to choose from. You better like everything the way it’s listed on the menu because they are unable to make changes to menu items.

I wanted a lemon bar and picatta chicken that I saw on the online menu, but these 2 items were not available on the restaurant menu -- I was told they are only on the catering menu. So I ordered Tuscany Chicken and it was very good, I did have to ask for more sauce because the funny looking noodles (I was expecting angel hair pasta) were dry except right under the serving of chicken. I ordered what I thought was fried cheese sticks, but what I got was a fried cheese sandwich. Then I had chocolate mousse and it was delicious ( served in a dainty china tea cup. I had a Bloody Mary and it was good not spicy at all because I didn't want spicy 🥵 🔥. I want to go back and have the mimosas, Irish cream coffee and the cake bites. I also want to try a sandwich. They sounded delicious on the menu. The best part of the meal was the cost. Everything is reasonable priced. Service was excellent and the restaurant is beautiful.

Great food and atmosphere.

We had breakfast here and it was absolutely delicious!

I highly recommend Nosh for your next event! We hosted our junior high banquet there, and it was absolutely perfect. Alexis went above and beyond, and the entire staff was amazing. We transformed the Crystal Room into a dance space, which the girls loved. The food was incredible, and we couldn’t be happier with the experience!

This place is amazing!!!! Great atmosphere, staff and food!! They took great care of all 50 of us!! Thank you so very much ladies!! Keep up the great work!!!

We recently catered a memorial service event with approximately 35 attendees and used Nosh based on local recommendations. The food was excellent, prepared and maintained to the right temps, beautifully displayed and we received many compliments from those who attended. We served the rotisserie chicken, mac & cheese and broccolini, salad and rolls. The chicken was cooked to perfect, moist, tender and flavorful. The mac & cheese was awesome and the broccolini was very good. The salad ingredients were fresh and colorful and Very pleased with the food and the service and will use them again in future.

How the hell you gonna call yourself a caterer and serve canned green beans? That's straight up ridiculous.

Nosh Restaurant & Catering Creations: Weird Location, Great Food

You have probably driven by Nosh dozens of times and didn’t know it was there – it’s located on a hill, off an S-curve and dip in the road. But once you sample Kim Torres’ delicious fare, you’ll never forget where it is tucked back into 19th Street in Moore.

The Nosh Restaurant comfortably seats 100, with another 36 in the glassed-in private dining area. You can request to sit by the cheery fireplace or closer to the bar area if that is more your style. Vintage settees, antiques, crystal chandeliers, and greenery surround the restaurant, providing a very restful, relaxing, yet fancy atmosphere.

The day we visited for lunch, we opted for a pot of peach mango hot tea – you can also get it iced. The tea was smooth and subtly fruity, with cream and sugar added all around. If you order the scones, they are not hard or dense like traditional scones. The blueberry and cranberry scones were soft, warm, and bursting with flavor that only enhanced the clotted cream and lemon curd that accompanied them.

The charcuterie board is a delightful addition to any meal. The hummus is flavorful and fun, but make sure you try the watermelon radishes. You can’t go wrong with tea sandwiches, but their regular sandwiches are lovely meals, and don’t get me started on their salads.

Their pot roast is eye-crossing, yummy-groaning-at-the-table good – so tender you almost don’t have to chew it. The savory gravy is more of an au jus and beckons the mashed potatoes. I didn’t even add butter!

The honey does not get lost on the thick slabs of tender Honey Garlic Pork Ribeye, with a twist of garlic to keep it from being too sweet. The maple-roasted sweet potatoes were like eating the best of Fall rolled into one side dish. The Chicken Bacon Mac and Cheese dish is a comfort meal for your senses. The flavors and textures swirl around in your mouth and, like the cheeses, pervade every corner of the pasta.

One of my all-time favorites, which I could eat every time I visit Nosh, is their Tuscan Chicken. The pasta has a spiral, “corduroy” feel to your tongue that holds up to the chicken breast and the thick, creamy sauce full of sun-dried tomatoes and spinach.

You must try dessert if you have any room left after your meal. We had Red Velvet Cake Dots and Lemon Curd and Maraschino Cherry Pastry Cups, both of which were the “cherry” on top of a perfect lunch.

Nosh is located at 200 SE 19th Street in Moore, OK. It is open 11 am—3 pm Tuesday through Saturday and closed Monday. For more information or to see a menu online, visit noshinmoore.com.

I can't speak on the store itself. I had my food delivered. I was not impressed at all. I can say that it seemed like lunchroom food. It was like a large and very dense pan of overcooked eggs with sparingly incorporated sausage (Jimmy Dean crumble style). The side of hash brown casserole potatoes were ok. Overall, this food was not good. A little bit of salt goes a long way. I'm being nice with the second star. The potatoes were a try at Cracker Barrel and I guess that got me.

I wish I had read the previous review before placing my Too Good to Go order from this restaurant. I also found it a little deceiving when it says take and bake or heat and eat. I thought it would be something from their menu as well. Like maybe it would be a meal that just wasn't as popular and they had extra of. We recieved what looks like maybe fajita beef and green bean casserole that were all packaged together. Not really a traditional meal that would be served together. But I do understand the purpose of the app is to cut down on food waste. The heat and eat was also the same situation I was expecting something from their menu and it was jalapeno poppers and croissants sandwiches. I am giving 3 stars just because I think the descriptions need to be updated on Too Good to Go to just say something like surprise family meal or surprise individual meal. I don't think it is the intention of the restaurant to be deceiving but it was a bit underwhelming. The amount of food was a lot for the money though! Also, the pictures make the food look better than it looks in real life.