Lunch gets a lot easier when the whole table starts with one hot main tray and builds out from there. For teams settling back into regular office routines around Rockrimmon, a Fajitas Tray from Miguel's Mexican Bar and Grill gives everyone something to gather around instead of juggling a stack of separate lunch choices.
That’s the appeal of a shared team meal. You’re not trying to match ten individual orders and hope everything lands neatly. You’re setting out a centerpiece, adding a few sides and dips, and letting coworkers serve themselves. If you’re planning office lunch catering Rockrimmon teams can actually enjoy together, that kind of setup makes the meal feel more relaxed from the start.
Start with the main tray
The Fajitas Tray is a practical anchor because it naturally turns lunch into a shared table. Fajitas already feel social, the kind of meal people build for themselves, pass around, and come back to for another tortilla, another spoonful, another bite. For an office manager, that matters. It keeps the order simple without making lunch feel plain.
Instead of piecing together a dozen separate entrees, think of the Fajitas Tray as the center of the spread. Then fill in around it with a few supporting trays and dips that make the whole lunch feel complete. It’s a straightforward way to organize a group order when coworkers want to eat together, talk for a minute, and get back to the day feeling fed.
If you want to preview more of the restaurant’s lunch style before you send a request, the Lunch Menu gives a good feel for the flavors Miguel’s serves during the workday, from burritos and tacos to lighter options like Chicken Tortilla Soup and the Mexican Salad Bowl.
Build around it with sides that make sense
Once the Fajitas Tray is set, the next move is easy. Add trays of Mexican rice and beans. Those sides give the table a little more structure and help turn the main tray into a full office lunch instead of a single shared item in the middle of the room.
From there, think about the extras that make a catered spread feel generous and easy to dip into. Miguel’s verified catering options let you round out the order with:
- Mexican rice and beans by the tray or half tray
- Queso dip
- Guacamole
- Salsa
- Large chips and salsa
That’s a useful mix because each add-on does a different job. Rice and beans make the table heartier. Large chips and salsa give people something to start on right away while the group gathers. Queso dip adds that warm, creamy pepper jack cheese dip people naturally crowd around. Guacamole brings in avocado, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, chopped jalapeno, and lime juice for a fresh counterpoint. Salsa keeps the spread moving and easy to share.
Miguel's pick: For a team lunch, I’d build around the Fajitas Tray, then add queso dip and large chips and salsa. It gives people something to snack on right away and makes the whole table feel more relaxed and social.
Think in layers, not individual meals
The easiest way to plan a shareable team lunch is to split the order into three parts: a main tray, sides, and dips. That’s it.
The main tray is your Fajitas Tray. The sides are Mexican rice and beans. The shareable dips are where you can shape the table for your group, whether you want it simple with salsa and chips, or a little more built out with queso dip and guacamole too.
This kind of order works especially well for offices near 802 Village Center Drive and across northwest Colorado Springs because it keeps lunch communal without making it complicated. People can gather, make a plate the way they want, and enjoy a real break together. It’s a better rhythm for team lunches than passing out labeled bags and hoping everyone got the right thing.
Miguel’s is at 802 Village Center Drive in Colorado Springs, a convenient stop for Rockrimmon and northwest side office teams. For a group meal like this, the easiest path is to send a catering request through the website and build the order around a Fajitas Tray with the sides and dips you want.
The easy next step for catering
If you’re ordering for the office, keep the planning simple. Decide on the Fajitas Tray first, choose whether you want Mexican rice and beans alongside it, then add the dips that fit your team’s style, queso dip, guacamole, salsa, and large chips and salsa.
That gives you a clear, organized catering request without overthinking it. Miguel’s also offers other party-size options like an Enchiladas Tray and Carnitas Tray, but when the goal is a shareable lunch table that coworkers can gather around, the Fajitas Tray is an especially easy place to start.
When you’re ready, head to the full menu for a quick look at the broader lineup, then use the catering request form on miguelsmex.com to send in your office order details.
Make the next team lunch easy
Build your table around a Fajitas Tray, add Mexican rice and beans, queso dip, guacamole, salsa, and large chips and salsa, then send your catering request through the website. You say magic, we say Mexico.
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