welcome to Pêche

Private parties, company gatherings, institutional events. We’re great cooks with planning chops and a passion for hospitality. Serving Philadelphia, the Main Line and beyond.

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INTRODUCING PÊCHE

Pêche is French for peach, and the peach doesn’t fall far from the tree. After more than forty years of Peachtree Catering, we’ve given our non-wedding catering a name of its own. Today, Pêche Catering and Peachtree Weddings sit side by side as part of Peachtree & Co.

We bring all we know about food, hospitality, planning and organization to non-wedding events of all kinds, private and public.

From social dinners to company gatherings, university events to celebrations of life, we tailor each event to the people, place and occasion.

Same tree. New branch. Welcome to Pêche.

A plate of grilled peaches and whipped cheese

Grilled octopus tentacles cooking on a hot grill, surrounded by rising steam

YES, CHEF!

Everyone has a food story—a dish you ate at a restaurant, a recipe from your grandmother, the best meal you ever had.
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We, too, have plenty of them! Many start with the ingredients: a crate of fresh local potatoes for blinis with caviar, or fresh crayfish shipped in from Louisiana for an étouffée...

But not just fancy. We love a great French fry, Philly cheesesteak, Caesar salad, New York strip. There's a place and a plate here at the table for everyone.

We've spent years learning how to cook the food we love for a whole roomful of people. Delicious food, fresh food, from-scratch food. That's our story, the one that became Pêche.

FOR ALL THE WAYS WE GATHER

Sometimes you want to go out, and sometimes you want to stay in. To set a pretty table with the beeswax candles you bought ages ago. Serve cassoulet, cacio e pepe, wagyu burgers or lobster four ways. Open that bottle you’ve been saving and take an evening off from screens, tasks, dirty dishes.

Or, nix the pretty table! You want a mixologist concocting cocktails in the cool glasses you found at a flea market. You want a musical chairs kind of party to introduce new friends to old ones.

Or you've just lost someone you love. It's time to celebrate their life.

"This is the power of gathering: it inspires us, delightfully, to be more hopeful, more joyful, more thoughtful: in a word, more alive," says Alice Waters.
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We like that idea.

Two male staff members carrying a cooler of food through the venue space