Catering

Catering orders, without the email chain.

A separate catering menu with trays and boxed lunches, ordered ahead for a date and a headcount. Take a deposit or send an invoice, and print the prep sheet the day before.

Switched on per shop. Deposits and invoices run on Cobble payments.

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Rosie's Kitchen · Catering

Lunch for the office

Guests10
Fri, Oct 24 · 12:00 PM24h notice

Antipasto tray

Serves 10 · $65

× 1

Baked ziti tray

Serves 10 · $80

× 1

Cannoli platter

Serves 10 · $45

× 1
Total
$190.00
Review order

How it works

  1. 1

    Set your catering menu

    Trays, boxes and packages, with your lead time and minimum order.

  2. 2

    Customers order ahead

    They pick a date, a time and how many people, and see the total before they commit.

  3. 3

    Prep, label, deliver

    Upcoming orders, a combined prep sheet and box labels keep the big day calm.

The details

Trays and boxed lunches sized by headcount, with deposits, invoices and a prep sheet.

Lead times that hold

Orders can't be placed closer than the notice you need.

Deposits and invoices

Take a deposit up front and collect the balance with a payment link, or invoice on terms.

Reorder next week

Office regulars can repeat last week's order in a tap.

Reminders built in

Upcoming orders and balances due are tracked for you.

Bring your shop online, your way.

$0 a month, always. Your customer pays a 3% fee per online order, typically 20¢ to 99¢, and pays for delivery like on any marketplace.