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Klart anbefaling!
Hurtige, professionelle og møder en i øjn højde. Skulle bruge bartender og tjenere til fødselsdag nytårsaften og mens alle andre beror løb hurtige dyre med skjulte gebyrer så var koordinateren Frederick simpelthen så hjælpsom og gav os en god aftale! Han mødte enda selv op for at check personalet ind, mega god energi!
Klart anbefales!
Jeg holdt fødselsdag med tjenere fra Copenhagenstaff, og det var en virkelig god oplevelse. Tjenerne var imødekommende, venlige, smilende og betænksomme. De sørgede for, at både mine gæster og jeg kunne slappe af og nyde festen.
Kommunikationen op til arrangementet var nem og tryg, og alt forløb som aftalt. Jeg vil helt klart bruge Copenhagenstaff igen og kan varmt anbefale dem til både private fester og events.
De var venlige at rydde op efter eventet
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