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Have you ever come across a restaurant that had "Ordinary" in its name and wondered why? "Ordinary" was a set-meal served at a certain time in a pub, for a fix
by devchix 6y ago
Have you ever come across a restaurant that had "Ordinary" in its name and wondered why? "Ordinary" was a set-meal served at a certain time in a pub, for a fixed price. The logical progression for what you proposed is a neighborhood canteen on wheels. The appeal of takeaways/deliveries is anything you want anytime you want it. The two don't converge.
- smoe 6y agoThey can converge. In Colombia, where instead of office cafeterias/canteens you have tiny independent set-meal/fixed price restaurants everywhere (often multiples per block). Even before Covid you could get subscriptions to have a lunch delivered to your office every day. If more people work from home in the future it could make sense as an alternative to the office canteen, not the traditional anything anytime takeaways.