Work canteens are usually subsidized. There's no way you get this much food for that price and not have it be total garbage. Even with the scale on which a large caterer operates.
Please hire me. I need a job, and a visa to leave the US... Y hablo español.
Such diversity in each meal. Good stuff.
Whats the name of the potato stew in the bottom right?
Probably patatas con bacalao
Looks like potatoes and green beans and tomato sauce.
That’s kind of depressing compared to Ireland (specifically Dublin). Things are just so expensive here.
Consider that all these lunches are subsidised by the company, which if you think about it could have either completely subsidize or pay workers more and make lunches full price. This lunch format easily costs 8€ or more full price.
Side note: I actually do like for companies to subsidize lunch since it's usually money that is exempt of taxes up to a point (depending on the region) so the workers save money by doing so.
How much is your company spending for every 3.25€ you spend?
For reference, a normal "menú del día" (daily menu) in Spain goes anywhere from 9€ to 18€+.
Maybe its because its of a work canteen, but would like a source there lol, i have never seen anything like that for such price, not even in schools you get it for that price so unless this is a very specific situation where that price for lunches is part of the contract i doubt its real (im from spain btw)
Some of those look pretty good. Sorry Germany. Spain beat you.
Delicious!
Looks good, but I'm happy we just get 8 bucks for every lunch meal and don't depend on one place to provide proper food
You traveling around really fast eh? 2 posts from Germany and Denmark at the same time just recently... And now in Spain?
The food looks crappy and I think there is nothing vegetarian there.
