Pizza menus for your Peterborough event
A good pizza menu starts with the people eating it. Pick a few ideas below, then use your brief to plan the final selection.
Familiar favourites.
Room for your own mix.
These are choices to discuss. The final toppings, ingredients and quantities are confirmed in your quotation, rather than every option automatically being included.
Choose up to four ideas for your planning brief. This does not confirm a menu or booking.
Plan the mix, not just the toppings
Tell us how many people you expect to eat and whether pizza is the main meal or evening food. Explain any other catering so the booked food provision matches the role pizza will play.
Ask about vegetarian or vegan portions during planning. A preference, an intolerance and a food allergy are different questions; choosing an item here does not confirm its suitability.
Extras belong in the same quote
You can discuss salads, slaw, nachos, desserts or drinks alongside pizza. Availability, quantities, service style and the full price need to be agreed together.
Your planning brief is a useful starting point. It does not reserve a date, confirm a particular recipe or replace the agreed booking documents.
Dietary arrangements need a conversation
We do not cater for allergies, only intolerances. Intolerance requirements must be expressly agreed before booking. Our kitchens and mobile units handle allergens and cross-contact can occur. Vegan food is not automatically suitable for someone with a food allergy. Discuss requirements before booking; suitability must be expressly confirmed. Coeliac disease requires separate consideration.
Bring your event
into focus.
Explore the menus, check the practical details and build a useful planning brief.
Build your event brief →Send your event details for a personalised quotation.