Roosters Menu With Prices (April 2026) Wings, Appetizers & More

The Roosters menu with prices has something for literally everyone — and I mean that. Whether you’re rolling in for wings on game night or just want a solid burger and some curly fries, Roosters has you covered.

Here’s exactly what you’ll find in this guide:

Every menu category with full price tables
Wings, appetizers, burgers, subs, pizza, salads & more
Kids menu, desserts, and beverages
Price range: $3.00–$55.00+
Popular items highlighted with personal picks
Deals, rewards, and ordering tips

I’ve been going to Roosters since my college buddy first dragged me to one in Columbus, Ohio on a Tuesday night. I remember thinking, “It’s a wing place — how good can it really be?” And then I had my first bite of those hand-breaded traditional wings tossed in garlic parmesan, and honestly? My life hasn’t been the same since. That’s a little dramatic, I know — but if you’ve been there, you get it.

Roosters isn’t just a wing joint anymore. Sure, wings are their thing, but there’s so much more on that menu that flies under the radar (pun absolutely intended). I’ve eaten my way through just about everything they offer, and I’m here to break it all down for you — every item, every price, every tip I’ve picked up along the way.

So pull up a chair. Let’s get into it.

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Roosters Menu Overview

A Little Background on Roosters Wings

Roosters opened its doors back in 1988 in Dublin, Ohio, and it didn’t take long for word to spread. What started as a neighborhood wing spot grew into a beloved regional chain with locations spread across Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. For over 35 years, they’ve been serving up fresh, hand-breaded wings cooked in 100% zero trans fat soy oil and tossed in their original sauces.

What makes Roosters different from the big national chains? For me, it comes down to the details. The wings are genuinely jumbo-sized. The sauces are made in-house and actually have flavor depth — not just “hot” and “not hot.” And the whole vibe is laid-back and family-friendly without feeling like a corporate chain trying too hard.

Over the years, the menu has expanded well beyond wings. Today you’ll find burgers, oven-baked subs, pizzas, salads, chicken fingers, desserts, and a solid kids menu. Roosters has turned into a full-on casual dining experience, and it works.

Price Range at Roosters

I’d call Roosters mid-range budget-friendly — and I mean that as a compliment. You can walk in with $15-$20 and eat really well. A 10-wing order hovers around $11.49, most burgers are under $8, and sides start around $2.49. If you’re feeding a group, the 50-wing order at $53.99 breaks down to incredible value per wing.

The atmosphere is casual and comfortable — sports on TV, a friendly bar area, and enough space that it doesn’t feel cramped. It’s the kind of place you bring the whole family to on a Friday night or grab a booth with your crew for the game.

Roosters Full Menu With Prices (April 2026)

Alright, this is the section you came for. I’ve organized every category just like you’d find at the restaurant, with pricing pulled from the official Roosters website and verified across multiple locations. Keep in mind that prices can vary slightly by location, so always double-check with your local spot or the Roosters app.

Wings

Okay, let’s start where Roosters started — the wings. This is the crown jewel of the menu, and they have not let the quality slip one bit. You get two styles: Traditional (bone-in) and Boneless (hand-breaded chunks), and honestly, both are excellent. What surprised me early on is that they’re the same price — a lot of places charge more for boneless.

The sauce list is long and glorious. From the face-melting Nu-Killer to the sweet and tangy Carolina Gold, there’s something for every heat level and flavor preference.

Wing Style	Size	Price
Traditional Wings	5 Wings	$6.29
Traditional Wings	10 Wings	$11.49
Traditional Wings	20 Wings	$21.99
Traditional Wings	50 Wings	$53.99
Boneless Wings	5 Wings	$6.29
Boneless Wings	10 Wings	$11.49
Boneless Wings	20 Wings	$21.99
Boneless Wings	50 Wings	$53.99

Available Wing Sauces (Mild to Killer):

Sauce Name	Heat Level
Mild	🌶 Low
Honey BBQ	🌶 Low
Carolina Gold	🌶 Low
Teriyaki	🌶 Low
Parmesan Garlic	🌶 Low
Garlic	🌶 Low
Medium	🌶🌶 Medium
Sweet Thai Chili	🌶🌶 Medium
Korean BBQ	🌶🌶 Medium
Nashville Hot Dry Rub	🌶🌶🌶 Hot
Hot	🌶🌶🌶 Hot
Donkey	🌶🌶🌶🌶 Very Hot
Mango Habanero	🌶🌶🌶🌶 Very Hot
Nu-Killer	🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶 Extreme

Add-on Notes: All-drums or all-flappers are $1.00 extra per 10 wings. Wings come with celery and your choice of bleu cheese or ranch.

My personal go-to? 20 traditional wings split between Garlic Parmesan and Medium. That combo never misses.

Appetizers

The appetizers at Roosters are dangerously good — and I do mean dangerous, because every time I order “just a starter,” I end up way too full before the main event even arrives. My biggest weakness? The Rooster Nest. That thing is basically a full meal disguised as an app.

Appetizer	Description	Price
The Rooster Nest	Curly fries loaded with nacho cheese, cheddar, tomatoes, green onions, bacon, jalapeños & 4 boneless wings	$9.99+
Potato Skins	Five skins stuffed with mozzarella, cheddar, bacon bits, and sour cream	$5.99+
Mozzarella Sticks	Classic breaded sticks served with marinara sauce	$5.49+
Mac-N-Cheese Bites	Battered and fried mac and cheese bites with sour cream	$4.99+
Fried Pickles	Crispy breaded pickle chips served with ranch dressing	$4.99+
Buffalo Cauliflower	Fried cauliflower tossed in wing sauce with bleu cheese or ranch	$6.99+
Fried Mushrooms	Golden breaded mushrooms with ranch	$4.99+
Roosters Onion Feathers	Battered onion petals with Feather sauce	$2.99+
Nachos	Tortilla chips topped with nacho cheese and jalapeños	$3.29+
Nachos Deluxe	Loaded with chili, veggies, sour cream, and all the fixings	$5.99+

Chicken Fingers — “Rooster Fingers”

Roosters calls theirs “Rooster Fingers,” and they do them four different ways. I always recommend the marinated fingers if you haven’t tried them — they put them through a full marinating process and you can absolutely taste the difference versus a basic fried strip.

Finger Style	Description	Half Order (2 pcs)	Full Order (4 pcs)
Fried Fingers	Hand-breaded and deep fried to a golden crisp	$5.99+	$10.79+
Grilled Fingers	Lightly seasoned and grilled for a lighter option	$5.99+	$10.79+
Marinated Fingers	House-marinated for hours, then grilled for max flavor	$5.99+	$10.79+
Cajun Fingers	Spiced with bold Cajun seasoning, fried to perfection	$5.99+	$10.79+

Sandwiches & Burgers

Now here’s the thing — a lot of people don’t even realize Roosters has burgers, and that’s a shame because their Big Bob’s Burger is a legit half-pounder that holds its own against any burger chain. The fish sandwich in particular is something I always recommend to first-timers who think they know what to expect.

Item	Description	Price
Big Bob’s Burger	Half-pound beef burger with your choice of cheese	$6.79+
Big Bob’s BBQ Burger	Half-pounder loaded with bacon, honey BBQ sauce & cheese	$7.79+
Quarter-Pound Burger	Classic grilled quarter-pound burger with toppings	$3.39+
Turkey Burger	Lean turkey patty with your choice of toppings	$6.29+
Veggie Burger	Plant-based patty, a solid option for non-meat eaters	$3.99+
Grilled Chicken Sandwich	Lightly seasoned grilled chicken breast on a bun	$5.99+
Cajun Chicken Sandwich	Bold and spicy grilled Cajun chicken sandwich	$5.99+
Marinated Chicken Sandwich	House-marinated chicken breast, juicy and flavorful	$5.99+
Fried Chicken Sandwich	Hand-breaded crispy chicken on a toasted bun	$5.99+
Fish Sandwich	Massive battered cod fillet served with tartar sauce	$7.59+
BLT Sandwich	Classic bacon, lettuce & tomato with mayo	$5.99+
Rooster Littles	2 mini fried chicken sandwiches — great for snacking	$3.29+

That fish sandwich, I need to come back to it. I ordered it on a whim one time expecting something basic — and it was honestly one of the best battered fish sandwiches I’ve had at any casual dining spot. The fillet is huge. Don’t sleep on it.

Oven-Baked Subs

These subs are the sleeper hit of the Roosters menu, and I’ll die on that hill. Not enough people order them, but once you try the Buffalo Chicken Sub, you’ll understand why it makes complete sense that a wing place made it. It’s basically their wing flavor packed into a hot oven-baked sub.

Sub	Description	Price
Italian Sub	Classic deli meats with peppers, onions, and Italian seasoning	$6.99+
Buffalo Chicken Sub	Crispy chicken, medium wing sauce, and bleu cheese on a toasted sub	$6.99+
Chicken Bacon Ranch Sub	Grilled chicken, crispy bacon, and ranch on a baked hoagie	$6.79+
Ham & Swiss Sub	Savory ham and melted Swiss cheese, oven-toasted	$5.99+
Veggie Sub	Fresh vegetables with your choice of sauce on a hearty sub roll	$5.99+

Pizzas

Yep — Roosters does pizza. I know, I know. It sounds weird. But trust me on this one: their pizzas are genuinely good, and the size-to-price ratio is solid. The BBQ Chicken and Buffalo Chicken pizzas even come with a free wing on the side, which is such a Roosters thing to do.

Pizza	Description	Price
Cheese Pizza	Classic mozzarella on house-made pizza dough	$5.99
Additional Toppings	Per topping add-on	$0.99 each
Meat Lover’s Pizza	Packed with multiple meats and melted cheese	$7.99+
BBQ Chicken Pizza	Tender chicken, BBQ sauce, and cheese — comes with a free wing!	$7.99+
Buffalo Chicken Pizza	Buffalo chicken, wing sauce, and bleu cheese crumbles — free wing included!	$7.99+
Veggie Lover’s Pizza	Fresh vegetables on a cheesy, saucy base	$6.89+
The Works Pizza	Everything on it — the whole kitchen	$7.99+
White Pizza	Olive oil, garlic, and cheese — no red sauce	$7.99+

Subs + No Buns (Wraps, Mac & More)

This section is for when you want something a little different. The “No Buns” items are wraps and mac-and-cheese dishes — including the Buffalo Mac & Cheese which is one of the most indulgent things on the entire menu.

Item	Description	Price
Quesadilla	Flour tortilla stuffed with cheese and your fillings of choice	$5.59+
Rooster Chicken Wrap (Fried or Grilled)	Crispy or grilled chicken rolled up with lettuce, tomato & ranch	$6.79+
Chicken Burrito	Seasoned chicken, cheese, and toppings in a warm flour tortilla	$6.99+
Baked Mac & Cheese	Creamy classic macaroni and cheese, oven-baked	$5.99+
Buffalo Mac & Cheese	Mac & cheese topped with fried chicken, medium wing sauce & bleu cheese crumbles	$7.99+

The Buffalo Mac & Cheese is exactly what it sounds like — pure, unapologetic comfort food with a kick. Get it. You can thank me later.

Soups & Salads

Look, I know salads at a wing restaurant sound like a weird choice. But the Roosters salads are actually pretty fresh and hearty. I get the Fried Chicken Salad when I want wings energy without the whole wing situation — it’s basically wings on a bed of greens.

Salad	Description	Half	Full
Garden Salad	Mixed greens with tomatoes, cucumbers, and croutons	$3.99	$5.99
Caesar Salad	Romaine, parmesan, croutons, and Caesar dressing	$3.99	$5.99
Grilled Chicken Salad	Fresh greens topped with lightly grilled chicken breast	$3.99	$5.99
Fried Chicken Salad	Crispy fried chicken on a bed of fresh greens and toppings	$3.99	$5.99
Chicken Caesar	Grilled chicken on a classic Caesar salad	$3.99	$5.99
Red, Bacon & Blue	Mixed greens with bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, and tomatoes	$3.99	$5.99
The Red Rooster	Mixed lettuce, egg, bacon, cucumbers, red onions, and tomatoes with Red Rooster Dressing	$3.99	$5.99
The Wedge	Iceberg lettuce with bleu cheese crumbles, bacon bits, diced tomatoes, and dressing	$5.49+	—

Sides

The sides at Roosters are solid supporting players. The curly fries are a staple, but honestly, the Dumpster Fries are the move if you’re going big. Don’t let the name scare you — they’re loaded in the best way possible.

Side	Description	Price
Curly Fries	Classic seasoned curly fries	$2.49+
Potato Wedges	Thick-cut seasoned wedges	$2.49+
Tater Tots	Crispy golden tots	$2.49+
Dumpster Fries	Loaded fries with toppings — trust me, just order them	$5.99+
Cheesy Bacon Fries / Wedges / Tots	Your choice of side loaded with cheese sauce and bacon bits	$3.49+
Dumpster Wedges	Potato wedges loaded up just like the Dumpster Fries	$5.99+
Dumpster Tots	Same loaded concept, but on tots	$5.99+

Kids Menu — Little Chicks Combo

Roosters is genuinely family-friendly, and the kids menu is proof of that. Every Little Chicks Combo comes with a side and a drink, and the price point is super reasonable. My nephew always goes for the mini corn dogs and he acts like it’s the greatest thing ever, every single time.

Kids Meal Option	Description	Price
Boneless Wings	A smaller order of boneless wings in mild or honey BBQ	$3.99+
Cheeseburger	Mini cheeseburger cooked fresh with American cheese	$3.99+
Grilled Cheese	Classic grilled cheese on toasted bread	$3.99+
Hamburger	Simple mini hamburger with kid-friendly toppings	$3.99+
Mac-N-Cheese Bites	Fried mac and cheese bites kids absolutely love	$3.99+
Mini Corn Dogs	Classic mini corn dogs, a forever kid favorite	$3.99+

All Kids Meals include a side and a kids beverage. For kids 12 and under.

Desserts

Here’s the thing about Roosters desserts — I rarely have room for them after an order of wings and loaded fries. But the one time I forced myself to try the Cinnamon Poppers, I immediately regretted not ordering them every single time. They’re like mini donuts covered in maple-cinnamon sugar with cream cheese icing. Absurdly good.

Dessert	Description	Price
Cinnamon Poppers	Warm mini donuts coated in maple-cinnamon sugar with cream cheese icing	$4.79
Chocolate Truffle Bomb	Rich, decadent chocolate truffle dessert	$4.79
Pumpkin Cheesecake	Creamy pumpkin cheesecake (seasonal availability may vary)	$4.79
Reese’s Pie	Peanut butter and chocolate lovers’ dream dessert	$4.79
Snickers Pie	Chocolate, caramel, and peanut layered in pie form	$4.79

Beverages

Roosters keeps it simple on the drinks side. You’ve got your sodas, teas, juices, and energy drinks. If you’re dining with alcohol, most locations have a full bar with draft beers and cocktails — but non-alc options are solid too.

Beverage	Description	Price
Soft Drinks	Coke products — fountain refills usually available	$3.23
Iced Tea / Sweet Tea	Classic Southern-style sweet tea or unsweetened	$3.23
Pink Lemonade	Refreshing fruity lemonade	$3.23
Coffee / Hot Tea	Hot brewed coffee or tea	$1.79
Milk	Cold milk	$3.23
Juice	Apple or orange juice	$2.75
Red Bull	Full-size Red Bull energy drink	$5.40
CAMO Energy	CAMO brand energy drink	$3.60
Kids Beverage	Kids-sized soft drink or juice	$1.19

Roosters Prices Compared to Competitors

One of the things I appreciate most about Roosters is the value. Let me put it in perspective against a couple of other popular wing chains so you can see exactly where they land.

Restaurant	Avg. Wing Price (10 pc)	Avg. Burger Price	Kids Meal Price	Value Rating
Roosters Wings	~$11.49	~$6.79–$7.79	~$3.99	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Buffalo Wild Wings	~$14.99–$17.99	~$10.99–$13.99	~$6.99	⭐⭐⭐
Wingstop	~$13.99–$15.99	N/A	~$5.99	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hooters	~$16.99–$19.99	~$12.99–$14.99	~$6.99	⭐⭐⭐

Now here’s the thing — Roosters comes out ahead on value across the board. The wing prices are noticeably lower than national chains like Buffalo Wild Wings, and the quality honestly doesn’t suffer for it. Add in the fact that they have burgers, subs, and pizza at very reasonable price points, and Roosters becomes a really strong choice for groups with mixed appetites and budgets.

Roosters Nutrition Information

I know, I know — you’re not exactly here for the salad. But it’s good to know what you’re working with, especially if you’re keeping an eye on things.

Menu Item	Approx. Calories	Protein	Carbs	Fat
10 Traditional Wings (Medium)	~760 cal	~65g	~10g	~52g
10 Boneless Wings (Honey BBQ)	~830 cal	~58g	~45g	~48g
Big Bob’s Burger	~680 cal	~42g	~38g	~40g
Buffalo Chicken Sub	~1,060 cal	~62g	~90g	~50g
Fried Chicken Salad (Full)	~650 cal	~38g	~42g	~32g
Dumpster Fries	~820 cal	~22g	~88g	~44g
Cinnamon Poppers	~380 cal	~6g	~52g	~16g
Kids Meal (Boneless Wings + Side)	~480–560 cal	~22g	~55g	~22g

Note: These are approximate values. For full, official nutrition information, visit roosterswings.com/menu/allergens-nutrition/.

Roosters Secret Menu

I’ll be real with you — Roosters doesn’t have a huge underground secret menu like some chains do. But there are a few things worth knowing that aren’t plastered on every table.

Sauce Customization: You can absolutely ask for your wings “dry” with sauce on the side, or ask them to double-sauce your wings. They’re generally pretty accommodating about this, and it’s a game-changer if you like to control your sauce-to-wing ratio.
Mix Your Wing Order: For the 20 or 50-wing orders, you can split your sauces — 50 wings can be split per 25, and 20-wing orders can usually be done in two sauce splits. Always ask your server.
Fried Pickles with Wing Sauce: Order your fried pickles and ask for a side of medium or garlic parmesan wing sauce for dipping instead of (or in addition to) ranch. It sounds weird, and it’s incredible.
Free Wing with Pizza: Order the BBQ Chicken or Buffalo Chicken pizza and you get a free wing. It’s mentioned on the official menu but a lot of people miss it.

Roosters Deals, Discounts & Rewards (2026)

Roosters may not have a flashy national rewards app, but there are real ways to save if you know where to look.

Roosters E-Club: Sign up at roosterswings.com to “Join the Flock” and get access to exclusive email deals, birthday perks, and location-specific specials. It’s free and genuinely worth doing.
Happy Hour: Most Roosters locations run happy hour Monday–Friday from 1pm to 6pm, featuring $0.50 off draft beers and well drinks. Check your local location for exact hours.
Monday Wing Specials: Many locations run $0.79 wing nights on Mondays — this is one of the best fast-casual food deals you’ll find anywhere. Seriously, mark your calendar.
Pick-Up Party Menu: Planning a group event or party? Roosters has a dedicated Pick-Up Party Menu with bulk wing and food options at great value. Download it from their official website.
Fundraising Opportunities: Through the Roosters Foundation, they partner with local schools and organizations for fundraising nights. Your community dining can help a good cause.
Gift Cards: Available online and in-store — great for giving a friend the gift of wings (honestly, the best gift).

How to Order at Roosters

Getting your food at Roosters is pretty easy, but here are all the options so you know exactly what’s available.

Dine-In: Walk in, grab a booth or a bar seat, and enjoy the full experience. Sports on TV, a chill vibe, table service — this is how I usually do it.
Takeout/Call-Ahead: Call your local Roosters directly to place a pickup order. Most locations are super efficient with carryout.
Online Ordering: Head to roosterswings.com, click “Order Online,” find your location, and place your order directly through their site.
Third-Party Delivery: Roosters is available on DoorDash and Grubhub in select markets. Availability varies by location.
Catering & Party Orders: For larger groups, contact your local Roosters or use the catering section on their website. They can handle big events with bulk wing orders and party trays.

Tips for getting the best value:

Order the 20-wing pack over two 10-wing orders — you’ll save a few dollars
Add a side of curly fries to share instead of individual sides — better bang for your buck
Check the Pick-Up Party Menu for bulk deals if you’re feeding 6+ people
Sign up for the e-club before your first order to potentially get a welcome deal

Pro Tips for Dining at Roosters

I’ve picked up a few things after years of Roosters visits. Here are my personal tips:

Mix your sauces on big orders. For 20 or 50 wings, you can request different sauces per batch. Get a mild sauce for the kiddos and something wild like Mango Habanero for yourself. Everybody’s happy.
Go during happy hour if you drink. Monday–Friday, 1pm–6pm at most locations. The savings on drafts and well drinks add up, especially for groups.
The Rooster Nest is a meal, not a starter. If you’re solo or just not that hungry, ordering the Rooster Nest as your main is a completely legit move. It’s filling, it’s delicious, and it’s cheaper than most entrees.
Ask about Monday wing specials. The $0.79 wing night at many locations is one of the best deals in casual dining. Call ahead to confirm it’s running at your specific location.
Don’t skip dessert — budget room for Cinnamon Poppers. Order them ahead of time so they come out fresh while you’re finishing your wings. You won’t regret it.
Sign up for the e-club before you go. Takes 30 seconds online and can unlock deals and birthday offers. It’s free, so there’s zero reason not to.

Conclusion

If you’ve been on the fence about trying Roosters — stop being on the fence. The Roosters menu with prices 2026 offers genuinely exceptional value for the quality you get. From the iconic jumbo wings tossed in over a dozen house-made sauces to the underrated oven-baked subs, loaded Dumpster Fries, and surprisingly solid pizza, there is so much to love here.

I’ve been going to Roosters for years now, and it has never let me down. The prices are fair, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere is exactly what you want from a casual night out. Whether you’re rolling in for Monday wing night or ordering a party pack for the big game, Roosters delivers every single time.

Have you been to Roosters lately? What’s your go-to order? Drop it in the comments — I’m always looking for an excuse to try something new on the menu. And if you haven’t been yet, trust me on this one: just go.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Roosters menu expensive?

Not at all. Roosters is actually one of the better-value wing restaurants out there. A 10-wing order runs around $11.49, most burgers are under $8, and the full kids meal is just $3.99. Compared to national chains like Buffalo Wild Wings, Roosters Roosters menu with prices comes in noticeably lower without sacrificing quality. It’s solidly mid-range and very budget-friendly for groups.

What is the most popular item at Roosters?

The traditional wings are hands-down the most popular item, and with good reason. They’re hand-breaded, cooked in zero trans fat soy oil, and come in 14 different sauces ranging from mild to the face-melting Nu-Killer. The 20-wing order is the sweet spot for most people — great price, plenty to share, and you can split the sauces.

Does Roosters have a kids menu?

Yes! Roosters has a dedicated kids menu called the Little Chicks Combo, designed for kids 12 and under. Options include boneless wings, cheeseburger, grilled cheese, hamburger, mac-n-cheese bites, and mini corn dogs. Every meal comes with a side and a kids beverage for around $3.99+. It’s one of the better-priced kids menus I’ve seen at a casual dining spot.

What time does Roosters open and close?

Hours vary by location, but most Roosters restaurants are open Monday–Thursday from 11am–11pm, Friday–Saturday from 11am–12am, and Sunday from 11am–10pm. Always check your local Roosters location at roosterswings.com/locations for exact hours, as they can differ.

Does Roosters have an app or loyalty rewards?

Roosters doesn’t currently have a dedicated mobile app, but they do have an e-club you can join at roosterswings.com. Members get access to exclusive deals, birthday perks, and location-based specials delivered right to their email. It’s free to join and absolutely worth signing up before your next visit.

Does Roosters offer delivery?

Yes, Roosters offers delivery through third-party services like DoorDash and Grubhub in select markets. Availability depends on your location. You can also order directly through the Roosters website for pickup. For the most up-to-date delivery options in your area, check the Roosters website or your preferred delivery app.

How many sauce options does Roosters have for wings?

Roosters has 14 house-made sauces on their official sauce chart, ranging from very mild (Honey BBQ, Mild, Parmesan Garlic) all the way to face-melting heat (Donkey, Mango Habanero, Nu-Killer). You can also request your wings dry-rub style or get sauce on the side. The sauce variety is honestly one of the best things about Roosters compared to other wing chains.

Can I cater a large event through Roosters?

Absolutely. Roosters offers catering options for larger groups and events. They have a Pick-Up Party Menu available as a PDF download on their website, and you can contact your local Roosters directly to discuss catering for bigger gatherings. Regions like Central OH, Dayton, Kentucky, and West Virginia all have dedicated catering options. It’s a great choice for office parties, family reunions, or sports watch parties.