CH&Co
CH&Co, which was awarded Gold Champion Status from Investors in People, believes that better catering starts with better people
The company At CH&Co, we have been catering for the needs of employees, visitors and guests for more than 20 years. Our highly skilled teams serve more than 60,000 people daily across the broadest range of eating, hospitality and venue experiences in the UK. We have seven businesses that specialise in providing fine food, impeccable service and faultless facilities management services for businesses and on the high street. Our client list reads like a roll-call
of some of the most famous names in Britain and includes Virgin Atlantic, Hampton Court Palace, the Guildhall, London Zoo, Sony, Thames Water, the Tower of London and the Law Society, to name a few. None of this would be possible without our wonderful teams, and we are always looking for new talent.
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The best in contract catering Our range of businesses give employees a world of choice for their careers. Charlton House offers staff catering for blue-chip organisations; Lusso serves the city with fine dining for the corporate elite; Chester Boyd offers traditional standards at seven London livery halls; ITA* is London’s hottest venues and events booking agency; Ampersand supplies public and events catering for some of the UK’s most famous visitor attractions and at private venues; and Via 360 is a bespoke reception service.
London’s best coffee CH&Co also owns Apostrophe, which has gained a large loyal following for its award-winning coffee and hot chocolate. It also serves a wide range of pastries, sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts – all freshly prepared
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