Corporate & Office Pizza Catering, Orange County

Business catering lives or dies on the clock. A team lunch has a fixed window, an all-hands has a hard start, and a client open house has a first impression to make. This service line is built around that constraint: confirmed arrival time, staged setup, and a serving pass sized so the last person in line still gets a hot pizza instead of a lukewarm end slice.

Event Types We Cover

How A Business Booking Works

  1. 1. You send headcount, date, serving window, and the property address.
  2. 2. We confirm parking and flame rules with facilities, and issue a COI if required.
  3. 3. You approve a menu — usually three to five pizzas plus a salad course.
  4. 4. Crew arrives about 90 minutes early for staging and heat-up.
  5. 5. Service runs your window; we clear the area and invoice on net terms for accounts.

Dietary Coverage For Mixed Teams

Any group over about 20 people includes dietary needs. We plan a dairy-free marinara, a vegetable-forward pie, vegan cashew mozzarella on request, and certified gluten-free crust baked on a dedicated stone. Details, cross-contact handling, and labeling are covered on the gluten-free and vegan catering page.

Budgeting An Office Event

Corporate quotes are driven by headcount, serving window length, staffing, menu additions, and site access — a courtyard we can tow into is cheaper to serve than a third-floor break room with a single freight elevator. Pricing varies with those conditions rather than a fixed per-head rate. See the cost guide for the full factor list and per-person quantities if you are sizing a budget before you have final RSVP numbers.

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Corporate Catering FAQs

Can you serve 100 employees inside a 45-minute lunch window?

Yes, with the right setup. For a hard 45-minute window we pre-stretch and par-bake a portion of the order so the first wave hits the table the minute service opens, then keep firing fresh pies for the rest of the window. Above roughly 120 people we add a second serving station so one line does not stall the whole floor. We need the window confirmed at booking, because it changes staffing and how far ahead the dough is proofed.

What do you need from building or property management?

Three things: written approval for the oven or truck to park in a designated spot, the load-in route and any dock or gate codes, and confirmation of whether open flame is permitted on the property. Business parks in Irvine and Costa Mesa often require a certificate of insurance naming the property manager, which we can provide. Getting this cleared a week out prevents a security desk turning the crew away.

Do you handle recurring weekly or monthly office catering?

Yes. Recurring accounts get a fixed arrival time, a rotating menu so the team is not eating the same three pies every week, and a single monthly invoice. Recurring schedules also let us plan dough production more accurately, which usually improves the per-guest number compared with one-off bookings.

Can you serve indoors when the courtyard is unavailable?

We can, using hot-hold trays and a staffed serving line instead of a live oven. The crust is slightly less blistered than a pie pulled straight from the deck, and we say so up front. For rainy-day contingency we prefer to agree on the indoor fallback at booking so the crew arrives with the correct equipment either way.

Book A Team Lunch

Give us the serving window and headcount; we confirm feasibility before anything is signed.

Need A Recurring Office Lunch Schedule?

We set a fixed arrival time, rotate the menu, and invoice monthly. Call or request an estimate to set it up.