
Meigs County, Ohio
Hibachi night in Syracuse, right at home
From the lake cottage to the cul-de-sac, the grill comes to you.
How it works in Syracuse
Picture the hibachi counter at a restaurant, then park it in your driveway in Syracuse. Onion volcano, fried rice, shrimp flipped off the spatula, and nobody needs a sitter or a designated driver. Neighbors Racine and Middleport are covered too, same as Syracuse.
Syracuse mail goes to 45779; you can book from there.
How much to budget in Syracuse
Open house math for Syracuse: plan $920 to feed 14 adults and 5 kids on two proteins, or $1,110 on three.
| Adults | Two proteins | Three proteins |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | $550 | $650 |
| 15 | $825 | $975 |
| 20 | $1,100 | $1,300 |
| 25 | $1,375 | $1,625 |
| 30 | $1,650 | $1,950 |
The setup at a Syracuse home
Space is easy around Syracuse. A level spot of grass or gravel near the tables works.
Common questions in Syracuse
Can you cook at a lake cottage?
Yes, if a car can reach it and there's level ground for the grill. Let us know about narrow lanes or gates.
Can you do a tailgate at the house in Syracuse?
Sure. Morning starts work; just tell us when kickoff is.
What should we have on hand?
Tables, chairs, plates and utensils, and more seating than you think. The chef covers everything for cooking.
How do we pay?
Send a $50 Zelle deposit no later than 72 hours ahead; it comes off the total. Pay the rest in cash or Zelle at the party. Cards aren't taken.
How does it work at a graduation open house?
Guests come and go over a few hours, so give us the time window when you book and the cooking gets planned around it.
What are the protein choices?
There's chicken, steak, shrimp, scallops, salmon and vegetable tofu. Upgrade to filet for $5 or lobster tail for $10.
Towns close to Syracuse
Syracuse's neighbors:
Ohio Hibachi