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ZCater - official catering company for Us Open 2010 in Huntington Beach, Ca.
ZCater just wrapped up catering for over 24,000 at the US Open of Surfing from July 31st through August 8th.
We would like to congratulate all the dedicated athletes that competed. We sure had a blast.
We began each day with a fresh breath of ocean breeze, and the crashing of the waves before the sun had even risen. By breakfast, the beach was overflowing with thousands of guests, athletes, and media. ZCater provided breakfast lunch and snack for athletes such as Kelly Slater and Luke Davis to Performers like Weezer and Hot Hot Heat and all of the security, crew, and sponsors.
9 Days and 24,000 meals later we were forced to say goodbye to our kitchen on the beach and all of the new friends we made during the event. Each day was a challenge and a success. The entire team here at ZCater is proud and honored to have been chosen for this prestigious event.
ZCater has all you need for delicious Summer Cuisine, whether your party is for 24 or 24,000!
We are driven to create inspired events in Fountain Valley with unmatched structure and individual character. We can also provide many types of entertainment for your special event.
Fountain Valley history:
Fountain Valley is a city in Orange County, California. The population was 58,741 according to the 2010 estimate by the California Department of Finance. A classic bedroom community, Fountain Valley is a middle-class residential area.
Fountain Valley is located at 33°42′31″N 117°57′23″W / 33.70861°N 117.95639°W / 33.70861; -117.95639 (33.708618, -117.956295). The elevation of the city is approximately twenty feet above sea level, slightly lower than surrounding areas. This is especially noticeable in the southwest area of the city, where several streets have a steep grade as they cross into Huntington Beach.
The city is located southwest and northeast of the San Diego Freeway (Interstate 405), which diagonally bisects the city, and is surrounded by Huntington Beach on the south and west, Westminster and Garden Grove on the north, Santa Ana on the northeast, and Costa Mesa on the southeast. Its eastern border is the Santa Ana River.
