Most Atlanta office catering demand sits in a few corridors. Midtown alone has more than 24 million square feet of office space and over 82,000 daytime workers, Alpharetta has 900 plus technology companies and about 20 million square feet of Class A office, and Central Perimeter was still 26% vacant in early 2026, so the ordering happens in the buildings that stayed full. Nearly all of Georgia's 19 Fortune 500 headquarters are in metro Atlanta. Then there's film: Georgia's production industry supported 280 productions and $2 billion in direct spending in fiscal 2026, which is why Talk of the Town keeps a separate Production Crew menu and Figs & Honey lists TV and film work alongside office lunches.
Only two of these fourteen caterers publish prices on their own site. NaanStop posts $13.99 per person for a lunch buffet and $13.99 to $16.99 boxed lunches with a 10 box minimum, and Figs & Honey says weekday delivery orders start at $2,500 with five business days' notice. The full-service houses, Affairs to Remember, Avalon, Talk of the Town, Pearl's and Three Sisters, keep prices in PDFs or behind quote forms, so plan on a call or an inquiry form for anything staffed. If you want to order without talking to anyone, Carlyle's, NaanStop, Apple Spice, Sweet Auburn BBQ and Aviva by Kameel all run online ordering. For a standing weekday program, Carlyle's Daily Mix rotates a hot, deli and green option every day, Figs & Honey offers recurring daily or weekly programs, and Apple Spice does box lunch delivery on one day's notice.
A few Atlanta specifics worth knowing before you order. Georgia treats a separately stated delivery charge as part of the taxable sale, so expect sales tax on the delivery fee too, and some caterers add their own service charge on top (Three Sisters applies a 24% production charge that is not a gratuity). Lead times range from one day at Apple Spice to two weeks for dietary requests at Three Sisters. Delivery areas are usually stated by neighborhood: Three Sisters lists Buckhead, Midtown, Cobb, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta and Dunwoody, Pearl's covers Buckhead, Midtown and Dunwoody, and Odom's & Sons works the south side out of Greenbriar. During big weeks at the Georgia World Congress Center, which drew 1.15 million out-of-state attendees in fiscal 2025, book earlier than you think you need to.