Ordering lunch for the office sounds simple until you're stuck choosing for fifteen people with different tastes. The trick is to keep it generous, keep it varied, and let people help themselves. Here's how we'd put together an office lunch that works.

Start with a proper platter. A mixed sandwich and wrap platter is the backbone of any good working lunch. Made fresh on quality bread, with a spread of fillings — something meaty, something vegetarian, something light — it covers most of the room without anyone having to think too hard.

Add a little hot food for bigger days. If it's a longer meeting or a team that's been in since early, a tray of homemade hot food turns lunch into something people look forward to. Soup travels well and warms everyone up on a Glasgow afternoon.

Don't forget the sweet bit. A tray of cakes and traybakes is the part people remember. It's the difference between "we had lunch" and "that was a good lunch." Always order more than you think you need.

Make it easy on yourself. Tell us the numbers, any dietary needs and your collection time, and we'll have everything boxed and ready. Collect from our café on Nelson Street, or ask about local delivery.

Planning lunch for the office? Order online for collection, or get in touch about catering for the team.