Feed the whole family. On one ticket.

A reunion is a catering order and a room booking wearing one name. This is both of them, quoted together, so nobody is reconciling two invoices the week of the party.

Read this first.

This needs a public website for customers to order from — either one we build you, or ordering added to the site you already have.

An order booked here does not land on your kitchen screen at the moment somebody pays for it. It lands on the day it is cooked. Joining these to the kitchen screen is work we have not built yet, and this page does not pretend otherwise.

You get the same features either way: whether we build the website or you add ordering to the site you already have. The difference is how you arrive, not what you get.

What this is made of.

Two features you can also buy on their own. Nothing on this page is a separate product.

Selling moreLive

Catering

Takes a party order weeks out and drops it on the line the morning it is cooked.

A customer pays now for food on a future date. They pick from a catering menu that is not your dinner menu, give you a date, a headcount and an address, and the job is on your calendar with a deposit against it.

Who this is for A customer planning a hundred-person lunch

Not sold with the kitchen screen
Sold with a website we build you
Added to the website you already have

Scales: Scales per site
Packaging: Bundle or a la carte

Price not published yet.

Selling moreBeing drawn up

Events

Books your room for one date, with a party size, hours and a person who owns it.

A company books your dining room for a date. Party size, hours, what they want served, and a person on your side who owns the night.

Who this is for A company booking your dining room

Not sold with the kitchen screen
Sold with a website we build you
Added to the website you already have

Scales: Scales per site
Packaging: A la carte

Price not published yet.