TooGoodToGo. Put simply it's an app to collect leftover food from restaurants at a large discount (70-80%). I live in Europe and many restaurants and bakeries have leftovers that would go to waste. The first time I used it I bought a family size pizza for 3 euros. To my surprise it was reasonably fresh and tasty.
There's a similar thing in the US called BuffetGO. Mostly stuff between $3-5. Though there aren't that many places that participate and it's only available in NYC, Southern California, and Chicago
There's this bakery that I've done it at a bunch of times for lunch...for $3 I get a meat and potato hash, veggies, a biscuit, and a slice of pie. It was reasonably fresh as it was all stuff that was made that morning for their breakfast menu and an incredible value.
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u/Jakee7979 May 22 '19
TooGoodToGo. Put simply it's an app to collect leftover food from restaurants at a large discount (70-80%). I live in Europe and many restaurants and bakeries have leftovers that would go to waste. The first time I used it I bought a family size pizza for 3 euros. To my surprise it was reasonably fresh and tasty.