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Restaurant & catering partners

Bring a catering-ready menu to workplace teams.

LunchLink reviews each potential partner's menu, capacity, verified delivery coverage, dietary information, order workflow, and current commercial terms before publication.

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Restaurant team preparing organized workplace catering orders

What LunchLink reviews

A useful partner profile starts with operational clarity.

01

A catering-ready menu

Current items, formats, portions, pricing, minimums, lead times, and cutoffs.

02

Clear delivery coverage

Explicit cities, practical windows, capacity limits, access expectations, and fees.

03

Responsible dietary information

Ingredients, substitutions, labelling, preparation, and cross-contact information.

04

Reliable order operations

A clear workflow for quotes, confirmations, changes, dispatch, support, and invoicing.

Catering dishes prepared for a workplace order

Publication standard

Named partner profiles require approval.

LunchLink publishes a restaurant name, menu, price, logo, coverage area, or partnership status only after recording permission and verifying the current source information.

  • Written permission for named publication
  • Current source and menu verification
  • Explicit city-by-city delivery coverage
  • Removal when approval or accuracy expires

Review process

What happens after a partner inquiry.

Submitting an inquiry starts a review; it does not create a partnership or publish a restaurant profile. LunchLink first checks whether the information is current, specific, and suitable for workplace catering requests.

01

Share the operating brief

Send the current catering menu, commercial terms, order lead times, service cities, dietary information, capacity, and the best contact for follow-up.

02

Resolve evidence gaps

LunchLink reviews source dates, publication permission, address-level delivery coverage, menu details, pricing language, and any claim that needs clarification before a profile is drafted.

03

Approve before publication

A named profile is published only after the required information and permission are recorded. Future menu or coverage changes must be rechecked before the public record is updated.

Optional, privacy-first analytics

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