Food for your event

Order food from local restaurants and home cooks

Search, build the order and send it. Pick it up, or the cook delivers. You pay the cook or restaurant directly for the food and any delivery.

How it works

  1. 1

    Search

    Find kitchens on EventHubQ by food, city, state or ZIP. Signed in, you can also search Google and PinchHitterPool.

  2. 2

    Build the order

    What you'd like, how many people, the date and time, pickup or delivery, and a note about allergies or setup.

  3. 3

    Send

    Sign in (free) to send it. Your order waits on this device while you do, so you never type it twice.

Find kitchens on EventHubQ

  • They accept or decline your order
  • You both confirm the hand-over
  • Pickup, or delivery when the cook offers it

Restaurants not on EventHubQ

Found on Google or PinchHitterPool, or typed in by you. We write the order; you send it from your own email, and the restaurant replies to you directly.

Who you pay

  • You pay the cook or restaurant directly for food and delivery.
  • EventHubQ takes no commission or fee on food orders: we don't handle payments.
  • Your first order needs no EventHubQ plan; after that, ordering comes with a Host or Planner plan.
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Good to know

Who do I pay for the food?
The cook or restaurant, directly, for the food and any delivery: you agree the price with them. EventHubQ handles no payment and takes no commission or fee on food orders. To place orders, your first one needs no plan; after that, ordering comes with a Host or Planner plan.
What happens after I send an order to a kitchen listed on EventHubQ?
The kitchen accepts or declines. Once they accept, you both see each other's contact details, and at the hand-over you both confirm the food was picked up or delivered.
Can I order from a restaurant that isn't on EventHubQ?
Yes. Pick one from Google or PinchHitterPool, or type it in. EventHubQ writes the order for you and you send it by your own email; the restaurant replies to you directly.
Does EventHubQ deliver?
No. You pick the food up, or the cook delivers it themselves when they offer delivery.