Party Food

An office party is a great way to celebrate Christmas at your workplace book yours with Sydney’s Leading Caterers. Here are some do’s and dont’s to ensure a great party.

Theme: An office party can be fun.

Food: A formal office party, traditional foods can be avoided. Remember the main course doesn’t have to be strictly traditional with Christmas but should stay inline with a dinner with a choice of meats, vegetables and desserts. Try My Caterer for ideas for your food and drink.

If the party isn’t that formal then attendees can bring a dish, often referred to as pot luck.

Decor: The average office party has no theme so therefore items usually filled with a table setting with plates and a centerpiece of rich coloured candles coupled with mistletoe for the formal event however, the informal party may consist of holiday paper plates and table cloths that match decorations.

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All Suburbs Catering specialise in office party planning. Their experienced staff are skilled in every facet of corporate party planning from helping you select an appropriate menu to ensuring you have professionally attired, experienced staff for your function.

All of their menus are available for office and corporate functions. However, they can be adapted to suit your company’s needs. They have extensive experience in office catering for corporate entertainment, office parties, product launches, conferences and also training days at venues throughout Melbourne and Sydney.

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Planning a breakfast or lunch for staff might not be something you do every day but on certain occasions it can give both your staff and your business a boost.

The options range from sandwiches to something that the chef-prepared!

Breakfast menus When there’s work to be done, a catered breakfast might just be what it takes to get staff going early. Here are three common options which range from inexpensive to lavish. (All plates, bowls, cutlery, delivery, set-up and clean-up are included in the price.)

Menu One – Continental (around $15 per head)

• Cereals
• Fruit salad
• Yoghurt
• Orange juice
• Toast
• Baby muffins
• Tea and coffee

Menu 2 – Manager’s munch (around $18 a head)

• Premium cereals
• Bacon and egg rolls
• Croissant platter with sweet and savoury fillings
• Bacon frittata
• Apple, orange and tomato juice
• Fresh-baked fruit or savoury muffins
• Plunger-style fresh tea and coffee

Menu 3 – Executive selection (around $25 a head)

• Smoked salmon
• Breakfast pies (spinach and cheese, chicken and mushroom)
• Warmed bagels
• French toast
• Fruit danishes
• Scrambled eggs, smoky bacon, sauteed mushrooms
• Fresh juices
• Assorted fruit yoghurts
• Mobile barista making tea and coffee to order

Lunch

Whether it’s during a conference break or a crucial board meeting, a catered lunch delivers convenience, value and an expression of gratitude for hard-working staff. Like breakfast, it can be as simple or lavish as your budget permits.

Menu 1 – On the run (around $15 a head)

• Cut sandwiches with a range of fillings
• Cold meat platter
• Warm frankfurter sausages
• Fruit plate
• Soft drinks and juices
• Tea and coffee
• Sweet biscuits

Menu 2 – Conference break (around $20 per head)

• Gourmet rolls with a range of fillings
• Antipasto platter
• Nori and sushi with wasabi and soy sauce
• Savoury polenta muffins
• Antipasto platter
• Leafy green salads
• Fruit kebabs
• Mini donuts and sweet slices
• Juices and soft drinks (beer and wine – extra)
• Tea and coffee

Menu 3 – Boardroom buffet (around $30 per head)

• Moroccan spiced lamb cutlets
• Terrine of chicken and pistachio wrapped in bacon
• Organic salad with tomato, cucumber, feta cheese and olives
• Sweet potato, ricotta cheese, wild rocket and garlic crouton salad
• Freshly brewed coffee and aromatic tea selection
• Seasonal fruit platter
• Chilled orange juice, soft drinks, beer and wine

Cost effectiveness

Remember you can always ask your caterer for their economy option, these could be along the lines of:

• Pasta dishes instead of hand-made pies
• Pick-up instead of delivery
• Package deals and discounts may apply for numerous functions
• Supplying your own beer and wine
• Self-service instead of hiring waiters

They are just a phone call away

You might have a question which pops into your mind remember you can just give them a ring and ask. Whether you are arranging the catering for the board of directors, your existing staff or new clients, a quality caterer can design a corporate catering menu to meet your needs. Call this corporate lunch caterer today and discover how they can help create a comfortable networking environment for your business.

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