Food and menu pricing
$12–$75 per person
Cuisine, staffing, rentals and tax can change the final total. Gratuity is optional at payment.
LunchLink catering services
Weekly office lunch delivery gives Toronto teams one repeatable way to organize the same lunch day each week without ordering from scratch. LunchLink coordinates a rotating restaurant and cuisine plan, individual or shared meals, dietary details, hybrid headcount changes, building access, delivery and invoicing for workplaces with 10 or more people.

Owner-confirmed service facts
LunchLink is a managed catering marketplace for one-time events and flexible recurring meal programs. It matches the brief to approved restaurant partners and manages the menu, delivery, payment and invoicing workflow.
Commercial facts approved August 15, 2026; final menu and availability are confirmed in writing.
Food and menu pricing
Cuisine, staffing, rentals and tax can change the final total. Gratuity is optional at payment.
Order size
LunchLink can coordinate multiple approved partners for high-volume programs and events.
Standard delivery
Includes floor delivery, parking, basic setup in LunchLink's approved service areas.
Urgent requests
LunchLink accepts same-day and last-minute requests with at least four hours' notice. The menu, partner, route, capacity and delivery time must be confirmed before the order is accepted.
Supplies and service
$0.5 per guest for a disposable plate, cutlery and napkin set. Staffing and cleanup are $20 per hour per person; rentals and chafing equipment are quoted separately.
Payment and invoicing
Credit card, EFT or bank transfer, cheque and approved invoicing are available. The final payment schedule is written into the quote.
LunchLink can source halal, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-aware and nut-aware options. Share allergies and every dietary requirement before menu selection; ingredients, substitutions, kitchen practices and cross-contact risk are confirmed with the selected partner. LunchLink does not make a universal allergen-free guarantee.
Weekly office lunch program
This example shows how a monthly rotation can create variety. It is not a fixed menu: LunchLink confirms two or three current options for each service using the team’s budget, dietary needs, address and approved restaurant capacity.
Week 1
Individual bowls, boxes or a shared spread
Week 2
Curries, rice, breads and confirmed dietary selections
Week 3
Individual bowls or a build-your-own team lunch
Week 4
Individual meals with confirmed protein and dietary choices
For multi-service weeks, the client can choose up to five cuisines. LunchLink then presents two or three current menu options for each selected service before the week begins and keeps rotating the plan from feedback. Invoices can run daily, weekly, monthly. Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled service to receive an account credit. Later changes are reviewed against costs already committed.
Dietary and delivery planning
Set a typical attendance range and a final-count cutoff. Visitor meals, office closures, holidays and material changes are confirmed against current capacity.
LunchLink can source halal, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-aware and nut-aware options. Share allergies and every dietary requirement before menu selection; ingredients, substitutions, kitchen practices and cross-contact risk are confirmed with the selected partner. LunchLink does not make a universal allergen-free guarantee.
Confirm the business name, complete address, parking or loading route, reception, elevator, floor, room, eating time and an onsite receiver.
Choose individually packed and labelled meals, boxes, platters, family-style menus or buffet service based on the agenda, room and current menu.
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Browse relevant LunchLink partnersA clearer catering brief
LunchLink keeps the commercial, menu, workplace, and dietary details in one planning conversation so the accepted option is practical on delivery day.
Start a requestOccasion, headcount, eating time, budget range, and preferred serving style.
Address, reception or loading instructions, room details, and the onsite contact.
Current dishes, minimum order, lead time, packaging, serviceware, and partner route.
Dietary requirements, ingredient questions, labelling needs, and distribution details.
Built around the workplace
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.
Choose the weekday, eating time, delivery window, typical attendance range and final-count cutoff. LunchLink records the workplace address, reception or loading route, elevator, floor, room and onsite contact so the weekly handoff does not need to be rebuilt for every order.
Build a weekly team lunch rotation across suitable current restaurant partners instead of repeating one menu. LunchLink can present two or three current options for a service, coordinate the selected cuisine and format, and use team feedback to shape future weeks.
Individually packaged and labelled meals can support named selections, dietary organization and staggered breaks. Platters, family-style menus and buffet service can work for teams eating together when the room, setup time and guest flow support them.
Vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-aware and nut-aware choices may be sourced from suitable current menus. LunchLink confirms the selected dishes, ingredients, substitutions, labels, kitchen practices and cross-contact information rather than making a blanket allergen-free claim.
Set a typical headcount and a clear weekly confirmation deadline. Visitor meals, attendance changes, statutory holidays and office closures can then be reviewed before the cutoff against the selected menu, restaurant capacity and delivery plan.
Pay by credit card, EFT or bank transfer, cheque or approved invoicing, with daily, weekly or monthly invoice cadence available. Cancellations made at least 24 hours before service receive an account credit; later changes are reviewed against committed costs.
Plan your meal program
Tell LunchLink about your schedule, typical attendance, budget, menu rotation, and dietary needs. We’ll use the brief to recommend a practical recurring program.
Frequently asked
It is a scheduled workplace meal delivered on the same day or agreed rhythm each week. LunchLink coordinates the menu rotation, serving format, dietary details, headcount cutoff, Toronto delivery handoff, payment and invoicing through one managed program.
LunchLink food and menu pricing ranges from $12 to $75 per person with a 10-person minimum. Standard delivery is $40 and includes parking, floor delivery and basic setup. Serviceware is $0.50 per guest; staffing and cleanup are $20 per hour per person. Rentals and tax are separate.
Yes. A program can rotate among suitable current cuisines and restaurant partners. The exact menu, availability, capacity, delivery route and price are confirmed for each selection.
Share the occasion, headcount, address, date, timing, budget, serving format, and dietary requirements. LunchLink reviews suitable current options and confirms the details before acceptance.
Individual selection may be supported when the selected menu and workflow allow it. LunchLink confirms the available choices, collection method, deadline, labels and final-count process during setup.
LunchLink accepts same-day and last-minute requests with at least four hours' notice. The partner, current menu, route, capacity and requested delivery time must be confirmed before the order is accepted.
LunchLink can source these options when suitable current menus are available. Share every dietary requirement before menu selection so ingredients, substitutions, kitchen practices, labels and cross-contact risk can be checked with the selected restaurant.
Potential options depend on the selected menu and kitchen practices. Share every requirement so ingredients, substitutions, labelling, and cross-contact information can be reviewed.
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