Hero video · feeding the roomBoxes going down the centre of a long meeting table, lids coming up in sequence, hands reaching in. One continuous move.
Pizza Punks for Work
One order. One invoice. One very good lunch.
For the times when somebody genuinely is ordering for the room. Meetings, all hands, launches, training days and the office party.
First, the honest bit
This is the opposite of Friday Pizza Club.
The rest of this site exists to take the organiser out of office food. This product puts one back in, because sometimes that is genuinely what you want. Thirty people in a room at one o'clock for a client presentation do not need to pick a collection slot each.
So: if it is a recurring lunchtime thing your people buy for themselves, you want Friday Pizza Club. If the company is paying but you still want them choosing, you want Company's Treat. If it is an occasion and one person is arranging it, you want this.
The room being fedA boardroom or breakout with a long table of open boxes and people helping themselves mid conversation. Shot wide enough to read as a real occasion rather than a product shot.
Why us rather than the usual
Nobody remembers a sandwich platter.
Every topping, no extra cost
The thing that makes the restaurants work travels. People build their own and nobody gets the one nobody wanted.
It arrives hot
Produced in waves timed backwards from when the van leaves, in insulated carriers, not cooked in one batch and left to sit.
Vegan, gluten free, allergens
All of it on the standard menu rather than as a separate sad box. Tell us the requirements when you book.
The office partyEvening, office lights, a table of pizza and drinks, people standing rather than seated. Warm and slightly chaotic. Not a Christmas jumper in sight unless it is genuinely funny.
The one that books early
The office party.
Most office party catering is chosen in October, endured in December and never mentioned again. Pizza that people build themselves, arriving hot, does considerably better than a warm tray of something beige.
Party season gets booked early because everyone is competing for the same handful of dates. If you already know roughly when and roughly how many, that is enough to start.
Notice we need: not confirmed
One organiser. One invoice. Everyone still gets the pizza they wanted.
Before you ask
What we cannot tell you on a web page.
These depend on the city, the date and the size, so they are a conversation rather than a published number.
| Minimum order | not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Notice required | not confirmed |
| How far we deliver | not confirmed |
| Payment and invoicing | not confirmed |
| Where an enquiry goes | no B2B form or inbox exists yet |
Date, headcount, postcode.
Those three things and we can tell you whether we can do it and what it costs. Everything else we can work out afterwards.
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