Feeding the Office: A Far West Side Pizza Lunch Guide
For an office lunch, plan about three slices per person and order a mix of one specialty and one crowd-pleasing one-topping so there is something for everyone. Call the order in ahead of your lunch window so it arrives hot and on time. For offices along Highway 151 and Westover Hills, Godfather’s is close enough that pickup or delivery lands the food warm. Ordering ahead is the whole game.
- Three slices per person. The same planning number that works for any group also works for a team lunch.
- Mix specialty and simple. One loaded specialty plus a pepperoni or cheese covers the range of an office.
- Order ahead of the window. A call before the rush means the food is ready when the team breaks.
- Close to the corridor. The Highway 151 location is right by the far West Side employer base, so delivery arrives hot.
The far West Side has become one of San Antonio’s real employment centers. The office parks along Highway 151 and out toward Westover Hills put a lot of people in one place at lunchtime, and feeding a team well is one of the easier wins a manager has. Pizza is the default for a reason: everyone eats it, it scales cleanly, and it does not need plates, utensils, or a warming tray.
How Much to Order
Use the same rule as any group: about three slices per person. A large pizza is commonly cut into 8 slices, so a team of 12 lands near 5 large pizzas. If your office skews toward big eaters or the lunch runs into an afternoon meeting where people come back for a second slice, round up. Leftover pizza in the break room is never a problem.
What to Order for a Mixed Team
An office is a mixed crowd by definition, so variety matters more than it does for a family order. A good default is to split the order between one or two specialties and one or two simpler pizzas. The Classic Combo and the All-Meat Combo cover the people who want a loaded pizza. A straight Pepperoni or Cheese covers the ones who keep it simple, and it is the safe pick for anyone who is particular. If your team has vegetarians, the Veggie Pie handles them without a special request.
Sides earn their place at an office lunch too. Breadsticks and cheesesticks give people something to share while the pizzas go around, and a couple of salads make the spread feel like a real meal rather than just a stack of boxes.
Timing Is the Whole Thing
The one mistake that turns a good office lunch into a mediocre one is timing. Order at the last minute during the lunch rush and you wait. Call the order in ahead of your window and it is ready when your team breaks, hot and on time. For a standing team lunch, ordering ahead is the difference between food that arrives warm and food that arrives whenever it happens to be done.
Office on the 151 corridor or in Westover Hills? Godfather’s Pizza at 8530 State Highway 151 is right in your backyard. Call (210) 750-2222 to set up a team lunch, or order online for pickup or delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much pizza do I need for an office lunch?
Plan about three slices per person. A large is commonly cut into 8 slices, so a team of 12 works out to roughly 5 large pizzas. Round up if your team runs hungry.
What should I order for a team with different tastes?
Mix it up. One or two loaded specialties like the Classic Combo, plus a simpler Pepperoni or Cheese, and a Veggie Pie for any vegetarians. That spread covers almost any office.
Can I order pizza for delivery to my office on Highway 151?
Yes. The Godfather’s on Highway 151 is close to the far West Side employer base, so delivery lands the food hot. You can also order online for pickup if someone is already heading out.
How far ahead should I place an office order?
Call ahead of your lunch window, especially for a larger team. Ordering before the rush means the pizzas are ready when your team breaks rather than whenever the kitchen catches up.
Do you cater recurring office lunches?
Call (210) 750-2222 and we can build a repeatable order around your team size and schedule, so the standing lunch becomes a single easy phone call.