> to retain these loyal customers these eateries keep the price of their daily set lunches fixed to the value of one voucher I'm a bit doubtful about this poin

> to retain these loyal customers these eateries keep the price of their daily set lunches fixed to the value of one voucher I'm a bit doubtful about this point. My experience (2 4-months internships inside Paris, lived in Paris another year but working in suburbs) is that restaurants are more expensive than the ~8€ Ticket Restaurant. Never ate for less than 12€ in a bistrot, and obviously for this price you only get main dish, no desert. In one company we had this hot food delivery inside our walls that would cost exactly one Ticket Restaurant, but nothing similar with bistrots. To be honest one of my internships was next to Bir-Hakeim (metro station closest to Eiffel Tower) so the prices may have been inflated, but still.