Judith,

Food will not make a difference as to whether a presentation works or not.  Those are interested will be there in both body and mind, and those who are not will be there as a body.  Just my opinion.  A

Be careful of RESPA requirements --- those sweet and savory treats may cost you more.   I sometimes wonder if real estate agents have kitchens at home the way they attack free food.   

Air. All our meetings are held on line.

Funny, I'm a broker and at my house, I have coffee and cream. :)

Our large RE/MAX office has monthly buffet breakfast meetings at a local restaurant. They are sponsored.

We generally see bagels and a variety of cream cheeses.

The bigger meetings are out to a buffet.

We have a marketing meeting at our Association every first Friday and the affiliate is able to sponsor.  We have had breakfast burritos to crepes or eggs and breakfast meat.

We don't have weekly meetings, so the answer is none.

Normally none. Sometimes a vendor who wnats to make a presentation will bring food. We tend to shy away from weekly meetings!

We have monthly meetings and they are catered by Panara 

We haven't had weekly sales meetings in years. In fact we don't have monthly sales meetings and no meeting or gathering has been announced for the Christmas holiday season either. I am done with meetings unless they are meaningful and have lots of value.

we are lucky if we get bread and water. stale bread.... and tap water... not even bottled... the bread is hard , but we can use it for a paperweight later :)

It's just Debbie and myself and we home office so we do have to deal with weekly meetings or worrying about what to eat.

Rolls if anything

Our company doesn't provide breakfast but usually the speaker or our title group or mortgage company provides it.  It is usually some type of danish or bagels.

We do not have weekly meetings, usually just monthly. We do have weekly training sessions. The last session we had bagels, cream cheese and Mimosas at 9am 

we have an annual meeting... too busy for meetings....I'll meet whenever one needs to discuss something...

Fruit, danish, muffins, quiche and coffee.

Our meetings are very well attended, but not because of the food.  My broker has figured out how to make them interesting and good use of our time.

If we are going to do something we do a lunch.  Usually soup, and salad.

 Good Monday morning Judith. If we are hosting an office presentation, we bring in a home cooked meal.

We don't have weekly meetings.

It's a full on breakfast buffet with all the fatty breakfast foods. We cover a wide area in my rural county and move the monthly meeting between the three areas in my county. This is our general membership meeting for the county's agents. 

We don't have weekly meetings.

Hi protein, low carb, no donuts, but fruit is good too.

It is kind cost reduced. Sponsors bring two boxes of begals and creme for 50 people, they want agents to sign up.  Mark, the agent brings his mother who has a restaurant so we have Russian kosher sandwiches. She handed out deep discount coupons....

The Costco stuff is more filling if you have 100 mouths to feed.   

Our brokerage offers tacos and no one shows up. No sales meeting for 6 months now.  Fine with most agents.

Weekly meeting? If I were to ever attend such a thing, (and I would not) the enticements need to be significant. That means a chef prepared omlette.

For the AM meetings I do attened. flat breads, fruit and water get the job done. Too much food is the companion of time wasting meetings that go on and on and on and on and on. They are a time-hole trap.

Our office meetings are mid morning @10 usually they provide Chick fli A with a fruit tray.. They have great breakfast burritos.  Some bring a mixture of donuts and bagels with a variety of cream and butter.  

By the way Judith Sinnard quiche sounds so yummy.  That is served at a lot of morning trainings by the title companies. 

What Susan Emo said

We usually see Panera or similar, but I rarely go so there may be other goods brought, but thats what I see when I am there.