You silly little monkey...You guys have many, many different restaurants and eateries all within a few blocks of where you live, of all different types to pick from. Its' a matter of picking something, perhaps by popular demand or whatever, but then cost is the main issue after that obviously.

Here where I live parties are a lot different,but as for food it's home made or bought and includes pies,salads,meat,sweets and stuff or anything else.

Drinks include of course the 40% alcohol liquid which Poland is famous for;)

And my good weekend started with tidying up my room.
Blah!

Well, you could try some things like Lasagnea (With Garlic bread, maybe a simple salad too for those who like it... I know, eatting greens coming from a dragon eh?), or something in the slow cooker (Slow cooked BBQ sandwhiches can be nice...) just buy buns, cook the meat, and let people serve themselves. Maybe get either some baked beans of cloeslaw with it.

It's something different... I cook often for friends for our D&D nights and it's usually either slow cooked meals or lasagnea... though sometimes I do things like Chicken Parmesan or such. Whatever requires minimal work there (Namely baking or deep frying) at my friends house where we game. I do the rest of the work at home. Sadly they are a bunch of unadventurerous eatters so I can't get really frisky with the food.

Other good things for parties...

Baked Nachos...

Hamburgers...

Hot Dogs (Or even Chili cheese dogs)...

Spegethi with meat sauce (Or meat balls if you want to take the extra time).

~Allon

Over here, we've had Meat Meets, where people all bring different meat dishes (gator, rabbit, ostrich, along with the usual). Pirate meets, saki meets, ethnic nights, etc. Pick a theme and run with it. Can you all BBQ there? Are the others that come the types that would bring their own dishes, meats, bottles or whatever to such get togethers?
Hope all is well with your weekend also,
-Canis

Sushi!! >:|

Proably too late to answer but I might as well mention something for next time I guess.

I'd try and satisfy everyone by mixing it up. Hamburgers, hot dogs, rice (fried,white,spanish,etc), orange chicken, BBQ pork, lasagna, and pretty much from there you can go for the light stuff (potato salad, salad, etc).

^^Sushi is good too but that can get expensive and not many people are fond of eating raw fish. *shrugs*

Would be better if everyone brought their own dish to share. That's how it usually works out within my family anyway. XD

Alright man, take care, enjoy your weekend as well! :)