Feeding a Crowd? Here’s How Atomic Cowboy Makes Group Ordering Easy

A breakfast sandwich with bacon inside on a plate. Several drinks are also on the table.

There’s always that one person who wants pizza, another who’s craving a burger, and someone who insists breakfast is acceptable at any hour. Getting everyone to agree on what to eat can feel like the hardest part of planning a group meal. Fortunately, feeding a crowd doesn’t have to turn into a group debate.

Whether you’re ordering lunch for the office, feeding the family, or hosting friends for game day, Atomic Cowboy makes it easy to bring crowd-pleasing food to the table. With online ordering from Denver Biscuit Co. and Fat Sully’s, you’ve got plenty of delicious options without spending the afternoon in the kitchen.

Here’s how to make your next group order a success.

Where Should You Start When Ordering Online?

First things first: location matters.

Atomic Cowboy has restaurants throughout Colorado, including Denver, Aurora, Centennial, Golden, and Colorado Springs, plus a location in Overland Park, Kansas.

Before building your order, visit our locations page and select the restaurant that’s most convenient for your group.

It’s also worth checking which menus are available at your preferred location. Most Atomic Cowboy restaurants serve both Denver Biscuit Co. and Fat Sully’s, but offerings and hours vary. Selecting the correct location and checking its menu will help you avoid surprises when it’s time to eat.

What Should You Order for a Group with Different Cravings?

The best group meals offer something for everyone, and that’s where Atomic Cowboy really shines.

Craving something hearty for breakfast or brunch? Denver Biscuit Co. serves up made-from-scratch biscuits, satisfying biscuit sandwiches, and Southern-inspired favorites that can turn an average morning meeting into something worth showing up for.

More of a pizza-and-burgers crowd? Fat Sully’s has you covered with New York-style pizza, smashburgers, wings, and other favorites.

Whether you’re feeding a hungry team, treating coworkers to lunch, or planning a casual get-together, there’s no shortage of ways to satisfy a crowd.

Just remember to check the hours for each before ordering. Biscuit cravings and after-hours pizza runs don’t always operate on the same schedule.

Which Foods Are Best for Sharing?

Some foods were practically made for groups. Pizza, for example, rarely needs much convincing.

Fat Sully’s is known for its oversized New York-style pies, including 20-inch pizzas available to go. Add wings or loaded garlic knots, and you’ve got the makings of a pretty impressive spread.

For morning gatherings, Denver Biscuit Co. brings a different kind of comfort food to the table. Think biscuit sandwiches, biscuits and gravy, hash browns, and cinnamon rolls.

A few tips for ordering for a crowd:

  • Mix things up. Choose a variety of flavors and dishes so everyone has options.

  • Don’t forget the sides. Shareable extras can help round out a meal, especially when appetites vary.

  • Check diet preferences. Review available menu options before placing the order.

  • Order with your group size in mind. A few extra hungry guests can make a big difference, particularly when pizza is involved.

And if you’re ordering for a larger gathering, Atomic Cowboy’s catering menus offer another convenient option.

Is Pickup or Delivery Better for Your Group?

That depends on your plans. If you’re already heading past an Atomic Cowboy location, ordering ahead for pickup can make it easy to grab food on the way to your destination.

Hosting at home or trying to keep a busy workday on schedule? Delivery may be the better fit. Participating locations offer delivery through services such as DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Before checking out, confirm the restaurant, pickup or delivery details, and estimated timing. A little planning means less time coordinating food and more time savoring it.

What If You’re Feeding a Really Big Crowd?

Sometimes a few pizzas or individual orders aren’t quite enough.

For office celebrations, birthday parties, family gatherings, and other larger events, Atomic Cowboy also offers catering and event options.

Denver Biscuit Co. has breakfast and brunch packages, while Fat Sully’s offers options for lunch, dinner, and everything in between. Catering packages are designed for group dining, making them worth exploring when you need to feed more people without managing a long list of individual orders.

For catering, contact your preferred Atomic Cowboy location directly to discuss available options, quantities, and advance notice requirements.

Ready to Feed Your Crew?

Good food has a method of bringing people together. Whether that’s coworkers talking over lunch, friends gathering for the big game, or family members who can never agree on dinner, the right meal makes everything a little easier.

At Atomic Cowboy, we’re all about big flavors, good company, and food worth sharing. Skip the cooking, round up your crew, and let us handle the food. Find your nearest Atomic Cowboy location and order online.

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