For caterers, bakers and food businesses

Give customers a clear view of your food business

List your food business online with a profile that explains what you make, where you serve customers and how to discuss an order. Bring your food photos, service descriptions and available contact options together on Eyam.

A hosted profile. Your business details. One link to share.

Help people decide whether your food suits their occasion

Describe the offering

Say whether you cater for events, bake to order, prepare frozen meals or offer another service. Explain portions, minimum order sizes and customisation where relevant.

Show accurate food photos

Use your own recent photos and explain whether they show a standard item or a custom order. Keep the selection within your plan's gallery allowance.

Explain how to enquire

Tell customers which details you need: date, number of people, collection area and any dietary questions. Confirm availability and final terms directly.

Eligible accounts can claim the free-listing offer without a card. Check eligibility and the offer duration during setup. Contact options, social links and gallery limits depend on your plan. Compare listing options.

Real food business on Eyam

Explore an existing food profile

Chillin’ Affairs

This Kempton Park business introduces frozen mains, sides, desserts and treats. Open its public profile to see how an actual offering is presented.

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Home-based food businesses

If you prepare food from home, explain how order enquiries and collection arrangements work without publishing unnecessary private address details.

Read home-based listing guidance

Compare your listing options

Check which contact channels, social links and gallery allowance suit the way your customers enquire.

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Prepare the information customers need

  • Your business name, food offering and relevant industry
  • Menu or service descriptions, portions and order-size guidance
  • Lead time and the details needed to prepare a quote
  • Your collection area, delivery area if you provide delivery, or event service area
  • Photos of your own products and work that you may publish
  • A way to discuss prices, availability and dietary questions through an available contact option

Turn a broad description into a useful introduction

Illustrative writing example — adapt it to your actual offering

“We prepare [your food offering] for [the occasions or customers you serve] in [your area]. Send your event date, guest count and requirements so we can confirm availability and prepare a quote. Collection or delivery arrangements are agreed directly.”

Explain what is included and what changes the price. Keep menu descriptions current. Answer allergen and dietary questions accurately before accepting an order; only state certifications or special preparation standards you can substantiate.

Give each enquiry a clear next step

  1. Create your business listing

    Choose the listing option that suits your gallery and contact needs, then add your business details and relevant industry.

  2. Explain your enquiry process

    State how far ahead customers should contact you, which details you need and how they will receive a final quote.

  3. Agree the order directly

    Confirm quantities, price, dietary requirements, timing and collection or delivery with the customer. A profile is not an online ordering system.

  4. Keep your profile useful

    Update offerings and contact details as they change, and share the profile link on social pages, menus and customer messages where appropriate.

Food business listing questions

Can I advertise catering and baking on one profile?

Describe the services your business actually offers and group them clearly. Explain any differences in lead time, minimum order size and quoting rather than creating repeated profiles for each product.

Does a listing include food ordering, payment or delivery?

Your Eyam business profile presents your offering and the contact options available on your plan. Do not assume it includes food ordering, checkout or delivery integration. Agree orders and payment arrangements directly with customers.

Can I publish my menu or prices?

You can describe your offering and pricing approach in your business information and show permitted images within your gallery allowance. Confirm the format supported in your current profile-management options; do not assume a separate menu-upload feature.

Does Eyam certify a food business?

Creating a listing does not itself certify your food business or establish compliance. Keep your business information and any approvals accurate, and arrange the permissions relevant to your operation separately.

Your next step

Give customers a place to learn about your business.

Bring your services, work and available contact options together on an Eyam profile.