The meeting everyone actually remembers
Catering trays of sad supermarket cookies say "obligation." A spread of gold-dusted baklava says your company sweats the details. From a ten-person board meeting to a conference floor, Jackie delivers desserts that do the small talk for you.

Hospitality is a business skill
In the Middle East, you close deals over sweets and coffee — hospitality is the meeting. Bringing that to your office does more than feed people: it gives clients and teams something to gather around, ask about, and remember your event by.
Pickup works from 24 pieces for the leadership offsite; delivery with setup handles 150 pieces and up for company-wide events. Dietary options mean the whole team is covered, no awkward exceptions.
Where it works
Client meetings
A decorated tray in the boardroom beats a coffee run. It signals care before you say a word.
Office celebrations
Launches, promotions, work anniversaries — a shared tray turns an announcement into an occasion.
Conferences & mixers
Delivery with setup from 150 pieces. A dessert station gives attendees a reason to linger and talk.
Holiday parties
End the year with something nobody else’s vendor brought. Festive trays, arranged and ready.
What to serve
Safe bets for a crowd that has seen every catering tray before:
Corporate Events questions, answered
Do you deliver to offices and venues in Los Angeles?
Yes — delivery with setup is available from 150 pieces. For smaller meetings, pickup starts at 24 pieces.
How far ahead should we place a corporate order?
Lead times run two weeks to two months depending on season and size. For year-end holiday events, book early — December fills up fast.
Can you accommodate a team with mixed dietary needs?
Gluten-free, nut-free, vegan, and zero-sugar options are available across more than 12 desserts, so one order covers the whole floor.
Can we sample the desserts before committing?
Yes — a complimentary tasting of up to four kinds is included before you finalize, so whoever signs off can taste what they are approving.