Gourmet Lunches for Start-ups (INC)
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of Gastronaut’s recent offerings: grass-fed beef, crispy potatoes, and grilled
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Gastronaut, a San Francisco catering company, delivers lunch to local tech
companies such as Square, Grockit, and Yelp.
**The last thing** start-up teams should be worried about is what to eat for
lunch. That’s the idea behind Gastronaut, a San Francisco-based business that
caters daily meals at local companies. Mirit Cohen and Nate Keller, two former
chefs at Google, launched Gastronaut to emulate the tech giant’s communal
lunchtime ritual. “A lot of the programmers sit all day in front of their
computers,” says Cohen. “Coming to lunch is like coming up for air. They get
to have social interaction.” Plus, employees get more done, because they don’t
need to leave to fetch food, she says.
Gastronaut’s 24 employees deliver buffet-style meals to eight businesses, most
of them venture backed. The lunches cost $16 to $18 per serving and typically
include a meat entree, a vegetarian entree, two hot sides (one starch, one
vegetable), and a salad or two. Cohen and Keller work with a …
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