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7 Rousing Breakfast Options For Your Next In-House or On-Location Business Meeting

by Karen Chronister

A meeting WITH breakfast is a great way to perk up your team on a work morning. From bacon to dainty pastries to a protein-packed plate, these Williamson County businesses offer some of the tastiest options so you can bring the breakfast party to your business—or take it on location! I’ve compiled a rousing list of seven catering options, based on a secret cross-sampling of locals-in-the-know and personal experience, so you can feed your flock, fellowship, and jumpstart the work flow. Your people will be grateful.

Happy Breakfasting!

  1. Catering & Events by Suzette
  2. Daily Dish Cafe & Catering 
  3. Merridee’s Breadbasket
  4. Olive 23 Catering
  5. Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant
  6. Puffy Muffin
  7. Triple Crown Bakery

©August 3, 2017, on www.williamsonbusiness.com

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