From my window, I can see just three freeways tightly surrounding this place-less office park from each side. And I am hungry, right now, there are just two ugly canteens that close by 2 PM anyway. It makes me feel desperate. Hunger is not nice.
From my window, I can see just three freeways tightly surrounding this place-less office park from each side. And I am hungry, right now, there are just two ugly canteens that close by 2 PM anyway. It makes me feel desperate. Hunger is not nice.
In Berlin pretty much all the food is cheap, but very little of it is good. The standard of sushi is generally passable, though it's not my favorite thing.
Unless midtown food options have radically changed since I last worked up there five years ago.
In those pictures, you can see a long table that looks like lunch is eaten in-house.
Reminds me of the Joel Spolsky school of keeping good developers happy: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/12/29.html
We worked in a building that was only at about 20% capacity so the canteen was closed and there was no food shops within a miles walk.
Basically, forgetting to make a packed lunch meant staying hungry all day and trying to subside on vending machine coffee alone.