Office lunch catering in Edwardsville and Glen Carbon
By 618 Cater
Start with the lunch you actually need
An office lunch is easier to organize when the request starts with the people, place and schedule rather than a long list of dishes. Write down the event date, the number of people expected to eat and when food should be ready. If employees arrive in different shifts, include that detail. A single lunch break and a rolling lunch window need different serving arrangements, even when the total headcount is the same.
In Edwardsville, Joe's offers pizza, pasta, wings and salads for groups. Clubhouse offers sliders, wings, platters and buffets, with Edwardsville and Glen Carbon listed among its service areas. Use those menus as a starting point, then ask which choices suit your address and schedule. Do not assume every store or dish is available for every event just because it appears on a catering page.
Use the published bundles as a starting point
The Game Day Bundles provide a simple way to compare published serving counts. Joe's Crew Pack is listed as feeding 10 for $71.99, and Joe's Party Pack feeds 20 for $129.99. Clubhouse Front 9 feeds 10 for $114.99, while Clubhouse Full 18 feeds 20 for $219.99. These are existing listed prices, not a custom quote for your office lunch. Confirm what is included before choosing a pack.
The serving labels help you organize a request, but they do not describe every employee's appetite or dietary needs. Decide whether the bundle will be the full lunch or part of a larger spread. If you plan to add salads, pasta or other items, ask how the portions work together. Avoid ordering several dishes as though each must independently feed the entire office.
Check the practical details before choosing food
Ask colleagues about dietary restrictions early and pass those requirements along clearly. Name the restriction rather than simply asking for something healthy or light. If an allergy is involved, ask the restaurant to confirm ingredients and preparation before deciding on a dish. A menu description or food photo should not be treated as an allergy guarantee.
Choose pickup or delivery and identify the person responsible for receiving the food. For delivery, provide the complete address and city, plus any useful arrival instructions such as the entrance or reception desk. Ask about availability and any charges for your specific address. For pickup, confirm the store and collection time so a colleague does not arrive at the wrong place.
Send one clear brief
Use the catering form to share the date, guest count, preferred brand and contact details. If you have a per-person budget, include it in the optional budget field. You can also email your order to catering@618cater.com and we'll enter it for you. Include the food you are considering, the serving time and whether you want pickup or delivery so the follow-up can focus on useful options.
You can request food from two stores for the same event; those are entered as separate store orders. Make clear which dishes belong to each store and ask about the pickup or delivery arrangements for both. Send the request as soon as your plans are taking shape and confirm the ordering deadline directly. Submitting the form starts a conversation about options and a price; it is not an instant order confirmation.