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The brief
Occasion, headcount, eating time, budget range, and preferred serving style.
LunchLink catering services
Same-Day & Last-Minute Catering Toronto
LunchLink accepts same-day and last-minute catering requests with at least four hours' notice. Share the exact address, eating time, headcount, dietary needs and acceptable formats so the current partner, menu, route, capacity and delivery time can be confirmed before ordering.
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Flexible format brief
Exact address and timing required
Acceptance confirmed in writing
A clearer catering brief
One brief. Four details that keep service connected.
LunchLink keeps the commercial, menu, workplace, and dietary details in one planning conversation so the accepted option is practical on delivery day.
Start a request02
The building
Address, reception or loading instructions, room details, and the onsite contact.
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The menu
Current dishes, minimum order, lead time, packaging, serviceware, and partner route.
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The team
Dietary requirements, ingredient questions, labelling needs, and distribution details.
Built around the workplace
The service, adapted to the way your team meets.
The same LunchLink planning structure flexes around the occasion, the workplace, and the limits confirmed for each current option.
Workplace-ready planning
The room, arrival route, serving format, and onsite handoff are planned alongside the menu.
Send a complete brief immediately
Include the full address, building access, desired eating time, acceptable delivery window, headcount, budget range, dietary requirements, onsite contact, and workable serving formats.
Separate essentials from preferences
Identify non-negotiable dietary or timing requirements separately from cuisine preferences. A flexible format can widen the set of options that may be checked, but does not guarantee availability.
Plan the onsite handoff
Keep a receiver reachable, provide reception or loading details, and confirm where the order will be placed. Urgent deliveries leave less time to resolve incomplete access information.
Wait for explicit acceptance
A submitted request is not an accepted order. The menu, price, minimums, delivery window, dietary details, and commercial terms must be confirmed before the team relies on the arrangement.
Frequently asked
Useful answers before you plan.
Yes. LunchLink accepts urgent requests with at least four hours' notice. The current kitchen capacity, route, exact address, headcount, timing, menu, dietary needs and delivery feasibility must be confirmed before the order is accepted.
Provide the exact address, building access, eating time, delivery window, headcount, budget range, dietary needs, onsite contact, and flexibility on cuisine and serving format.
No. LunchLink must confirm a suitable current option and its full commercial and delivery terms. The arrangement should not be treated as accepted until that confirmation is provided.
Share the occasion, headcount, address, date, timing, budget, serving format, and dietary requirements. LunchLink reviews suitable current options and confirms the details before acceptance.
Lead time depends on the service format, restaurant, group size, menu, date, and address. More notice provides more time for dietary review, capacity planning, and delivery coordination.
Potential options depend on the selected menu and kitchen practices. Share every requirement so ingredients, substitutions, labelling, and cross-contact information can be reviewed.
Commercial terms vary by restaurant, menu, address, timing, and order size. LunchLink confirms current pricing and applicable fees before the arrangement is finalized.
A submitted request is not automatically an accepted order. Changes may be reviewed before confirmation, while changes after acceptance depend on the restaurant’s cutoff, capacity, and agreed terms.
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