Corporate & holiday events

We've fed 700 people in a day. Your holiday party's in good hands.

Employee appreciation, holiday parties, customer events, training days. Reliable at scale, invoiced to the company, and portioned for the contracted headcount so the second shift eats as well as the first.

Crostini topped with prosciutto, roasted tomato, and fresh herbs on a slate serving board

Why employers book us every year

Reliable at scale.

Proven volume

Seven hundred employees in a day, two shifts, every one of them fed. We've done it, and we do it on a schedule.

Invoiced and documented

Deposit, balance 30 days out, one invoice to AP. Labeled dishes and a printed menu at the line.

One team, start to finish

From the first message to the last tray out the door. No handoffs, no surprises on the invoice.

Office breakfast buffet from A Chef's Touch with labeled boards of stuffed biscuits, ham, candied bacon, and fruit

What you get

Everything but the tables.

Full-service staffing or drop-off. Chafers, drink dispensers, labels, setup, service, and cleanup. Bar service with a bartender available.

  • Staffed service or drop-off
  • Chafers and drink dispensers
  • Every dish labeled; printed menu at the line
  • Setup, breakdown, and full cleanup
  • Bartender available
  • Dietary needs built in

Questions

Things people ask before they call.

How large an event can you handle?

We've fed 700 employees in a single day across two shifts. Events over 250 guests are planned by conversation so we staff them right.

Can you invoice the company?

Yes. A $750 deposit reserves the date and the balance is due 30 days before the event; we invoice to your accounts-payable contact.

Do you do recurring holiday events?

Several Space Coast employers book us every Thanksgiving and Christmas. Tell us the dates and we'll hold them.

Who's our point of contact?

One team, start to finish. The scheduling assistant handles the details any hour; a person confirms the plan and runs the day.

Tell us the date and the headcount. We'll hold it.