>>14354184
Eh, but for the younger, we wouldn't have more LARPers coming along. Heck, I've gone from under-21 to nearly-40.
Beer I can get off-site anyway if I need one. I've had more good cooking put in front of me at LARPs than I ever deserved eating, anyway.
(Note: The food at a LARP is only as good as people put the effort into it- but from cakes and tea at an elven mage's guild to a four-course meal in a Baron's hall, I've appreciated it.)
Mind you, bar food is more meant to get them hungry, eating, and not worrying too much about fancy. Sandwiches, soups, carbs out the wazoo, snacks (salty is good, sugar is good), mugs of stuff for the caffiene junkies, some honest-to-goodness rehydrators for the guys who sweat off three pounds of water an hour, and a few fancy mixes for the poofy mage types that won't drink anything with a head on it. And some cheap stuff for the poor gamer types with more game coin than real dollars- a little dye or mixing and I can make Mountain Dew look like something that should have been bottled by an alchemist, or root beer that belonged in a dwarf's barrel. People LARPing like strange, but they crave familiar when it comes to their stomachs in a tavern/bar situation. Present it strange, but put it down their throats the way they're going to actually eat the stuff and eat plenty of it.