Catering Services
Food and catering services
6 providers
Nigerian events — owambe parties, weddings, office functions, naming ceremonies — are remembered by the quality of the food. Professional caterers on Giggz serve everything from Yoruba party rice and assorted meat to Igbo ofe onugbu, continental buffets, and small-chops stations, so your event makes the right impression.
When browsing caterers, check their profile for menu options, minimum guest counts, service areas, and reviews from past events. Many caterers offer tasting sessions for large bookings — ask about this when submitting your request.
For events over 50 guests, book well in advance — popular caterers fill up quickly, especially during December and the wedding season. Include your guest count, preferred menu, and event date in your initial request so caterers can provide an accurate quote.
Frequently asked questions about catering services
- How much does catering cost per head in Nigeria?
- Buffet-style party catering typically ranges from ₦2,500–₦8,000 per head. Continental menus, premium service, and elaborate setups can cost more. Always request an itemised quote so you know exactly what is included.
- Can caterers handle small private dinners as well as large events?
- Yes. Many caterers on Giggz serve both intimate gatherings and large events. Check each provider's profile for their minimum guest count and whether they offer personal chef or private dinner services.
- Do caterers provide serving staff and equipment?
- Many full-service caterers include serving staff, chafing dishes, and basic equipment in their quote. Confirm what is included upfront, and ask whether they can supply extras such as chairs, tables, or event tents.
- How far in advance should I book a caterer?
- For events of 50 or more guests, book at least 3–4 weeks ahead. During peak periods — December, Easter, and popular wedding months — book even earlier. For smaller private dinners, a week's notice is usually sufficient.