Google's Cafe 150

by Sarah J. Gim, Posted Mar 17th 2006 @ 1:50PM

As if we didnt have reason enough to love/hate the infinite empire, Google, the company's headquarters in Mountain View has opened Cafe 150 to feed its droves of employees.

Google has taken corporate cafeteria's to the next level by providing healthy, organic, non-cafeteria-ish food in a cafeteria setting. Service is still on trays. Head Chef Nate Keller named the cafeteria "150" because he is dedicated to sourcing ingredients for everything on the menu from within 150 miles of the Google campus. It is google's way of supporting the ideas of sustainable, local, and organic that is so important to the Bay Area food culture. Chefs are encouraged to be creative with menus, which may have up to 100 different recipes a day.

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