Planning questions · Sample menus · How it works
A recurring office meal is a different brief from a single company party. The useful details are the number of people expected, the days you have in mind and the space where food would be served. If attendance changes through the week, include that range.
Use the inquiry to discuss the service you need. Drop-off, recurring schedules, ordering deadlines and minimums require direct confirmation. They are request options in the form, not promises of an established delivery program.
What to include in the inquiry
- Office location and main contact
- Expected attendance by day
- Proposed frequency and serving times
- Access to the serving area and any building instructions
- Dietary needs and a budget for each service
The food and service
Explain whether you are asking about a staffed meal or a simpler handoff. Carmelized’s confirmed formats include buffet and stations, alongside tray-passed and plated service. The team must confirm the format and availability for your office.
Menus to discuss
Sample menus are a starting point. Confirm dishes and availability with the catering team.
Planning the next step
Include your estimated guest count and budget band. The Company field is optional. If the location is still undecided, enter “Not booked yet.” Read how the inquiry works and the common questions.
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Office & recurring catering — planning questions
What do you need to assess recurring office catering?
Provide the office address, expected headcount by day, desired frequency, meal times and budget. Include dietary requirements and the facilities available for receiving and serving food.
Do you offer a fixed recurring office package?
Discuss the schedule, menu rotation, service needs and availability directly with the team. The Corporate Dinner sample menu is a reference for the food conversation, not a published recurring-office package.
What if attendance changes during the week?
Share the range of expected attendance for each proposed day. Ask the team how headcounts, ordering deadlines and schedule changes would be handled before agreeing a recurring arrangement.