
As the person putting together your company's next office event, you're already juggling dates, headcounts, and whatever budget you were handed to make the day work. Metro's new Summer Seasonal menu is now live, and it's worth a look before you place your next order. This post walks through what's new — breakfast through evening bites — so you can pick dishes that fit the specific event you're planning.
Morning meetings get a seasonal update this quarter. One option is a shared spread; the other is a full hot buffet.
The grazing board works best when people are moving in and out on their own schedule. Choose the buffet when everyone's sitting down at the same time.
A working lunch needs to cover different diets without turning into three separate orders. The new lineup includes a gluten-free entrée salad, a vegan pita, and a chicken wrap, so one order covers everyone's dietary needs.
Ordering all three together means you're not fielding a last-minute message about someone's dietary restriction after the order's already placed.
An evening office event needs food guests can eat standing up, plus at least one seated option for anyone staying through dinner. The new Summer Bites display and the short rib entrée give you both.
Pairing a passed display with one plated option lets the event move from a standing reception into a seated close without a second order, so you're not scrambling to add food once the room is already full.
Metro's Summer Seasonal menu runs through October 2. Look at the full menu before you place your next order, and if you want help building the right mix for a specific event, reach out to Metro's catering team.
Author
Chris Zamfotis
Managing Partner, Metro Catering
Chris Zamfotis is the Managing Partner at Metro Catering, a New York City catering company serving corporate offices, private events, and businesses across Manhattan. With a focus on reliable service, thoughtful menu planning, and polished presentation, Chris helps lead Metro Catering’s approach to modern corporate catering, from daily office lunches to executive meetings, happy hours, and large-scale events.