Restaurant & catering partners
Bring a catering-ready menu to workplace teams.
LunchLink reviews each potential partner's menu, capacity, delivery coverage, dietary information, order workflow, and current commercial terms before presenting an option to a client.
Our restaurant network
Explore LunchLink partners.
Browse cuisine and location information, then send a request so LunchLink can confirm the current menu, pricing, delivery, and availability for your group.
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What LunchLink reviews
A useful partner profile starts with operational clarity.
Providing information does not guarantee approval, request volume, revenue, territory, or placement. Fit and current availability are reviewed before each option is offered.
A catering-ready menu
Current items, service formats, portions, pricing, minimums, lead times, and order cutoffs.
Clear delivery coverage
Delivery areas, practical time windows, capacity limits, building-access expectations, and fees.
Responsible dietary information
Ingredient, preparation, substitution, labelling, and cross-contact information that can be verified for a request.
Reliable order operations
A clear contact for quotes, confirmations, approved changes, dispatch, support, and invoicing.
Publication standard
Named partner menus require approval.
LunchLink publishes a restaurant name, menu, price, logo, or partnership status only after recording permission and re-verifying the public source. No specific restaurant affiliation or price is represented here by default.
- Written permission for named publication
- Current source and price verification
- Clear commercial and availability caveats
- Removal when approval or accuracy expires
Frequently asked
Frequently Asked Questions
A restaurant can submit a partner inquiry with its public business details, catering menu, operating information, and delivery coverage. Submission does not guarantee approval, placement, or order volume.
LunchLink reviews the restaurant name, description, images, cuisine types, meal categories, service cities, dietary information, menu, minimums, fees, lead times, and delivery operations when available.
Yes. Service cities are stored as structured relationships, and an approved active restaurant automatically appears on each relevant city page. Exact address coverage still requires confirmation.
Yes. A restaurant can belong to several categories, such as Breakfast, Catering, Healthy, and Halal. Public placement is derived from those selections rather than managed page by page.
LunchLink reviews the submitted profile, menu, service coverage, dietary information, capacity, and commercial details. A restaurant is publicly visible only when it is active and approved.
Updates should be made in the authenticated operational platform and reviewed under its permissions workflow. Once approved, centralized restaurant data controls every connected city, category, search, and profile page.
Approved changes should invalidate the affected public cache and flow through the centralized restaurant query layer. Removing a category or city removes the restaurant from those derived pages while preserving its other valid placements.
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