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Ordering pizza for a party: how many to get
One 11-inch pizza for most adults, less for children: a simple way to plan for 10, 25 or 50 guests.
Our pizzas are 11 inches across and cut into six slices. That is a meal for one hungry adult, or a generous share for two when there are other dishes. Party orders are easier to plan once you know that.
For a party where pizza is the main food, count one pizza per adult and one for every two children under twelve. For a cricket-match gathering with snacks, three pizzas for every four adults is usually enough. For an office lunch, where people eat lightly at their desks, one pizza for every two people with garlic bread on the side works well.
Then choose the mix. In most Pune gatherings we see about two vegetarian pizzas for every non-vegetarian one, and at least one Jain pizza if you are not sure of your guests. Margheritas are always eaten first. Order more of them than you think.
For ten or more pizzas, we offer a fixed price and a delivery slot booked a day ahead. A party for 25 adults might be 18 pizzas, six garlic breads and a tray of tiramisu, which comes to about ₹10,500 before delivery, depending on your mix. For 50 guests, we stagger the bake into two deliveries 30 minutes apart, so the second half arrives as hot as the first. Neapolitan pizza is at its best within 15 minutes of the oven, so give us your actual serving time, not the time the party starts.
