Emma Rosie's Homecookin' is a catering business located in Jamestown, ND, serving customers there and in the surrounding communities. The business is owned and operated by Emma and her husband. We started the business in 2008 with a couple hundred dollars, a Dodge Neon, a rented kitchen, and the desire to make people happy through food, and today the company is more than we ever dreamed it would be.
ERH is the only business in Jamestown that we are aware of whose sole purpose is catering. It's not a sideline for us; it's our focus and our passion. In an effort to keep quality at its highest and service at its best we have chosen to accept only as much business as we can truly manage well.
ERH is the only business in Jamestown that we are aware of whose sole purpose is catering. It's not a sideline for us; it's our focus and our passion. In an effort to keep quality at its highest and service at its best we have chosen to accept only as much business as we can truly manage well.
Services
The building that is our "storefront" in Jamestown serves only as a private prep kitchen. Since there is no on-site food service or retail, we keep no regular hours and you may not always find someone there. However, you are welcome to stop by, and if our schedule allows we'd be glad to visit with you.
Do you have order minimums? A group size of 40 is generally required, however, don't hesitate to inquire about catering for smaller groups as our availability all depends on our current schedule; we may be able to accommodate your group! Can I order just a salad or some baked goods? Due to the high demand we receive for full-service catering, we are typically not able to fulfill small orders for pick-up similar to a deli or bakery.
They are saying good things! Our only real advertising is by word of mouth and by the food we provide, and the business has boomed. Our service has been noted by one of our customers as "a step above the rest." Other comments we've received include those found below and several reviews on Facebook as well.
