Free, unlimited snacks are becoming a common office perk - here's how companies like Facebook and LinkedIn feed their employees
Considering its focus on restaurant reviews, it makes sense that Yelp's Manhattan office would have some great food. The company runs its own café, where workers can grab a cup of coffee throughout the workday.
Yelp's NYC office also has a fully stocked kitchen filled with free snacks.
Meanwhile, Uber's Manhattan office serves up free lunch every day. A spokesperson told us that one of the most popular options is "brunch for lunch," which features scrambled egg whites with scallions, chicken apple sausage, and challah French toast.
LinkedIn employees enjoy free, catered breakfasts and lunches every day in the company's Empire State Building office. The company also offers plenty of spontaneous treats, like pop-up poke bars (a raw fish salad that originated in Hawaiian cuisine) and cookie decorating stations.
Facebook's Manhattan office is pretty famous for its food. The company staffs a culinary team that works out of a fully-equipped commercial kitchen. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in the office's cafeteria.
Employee favorites include the pizza station, the salad bar, and the frozen yogurt, which is made in the office. The office even employs a pastry chef.
There are also plenty of snack bars dotted throughout the office.
Over in Brooklyn, Kickstarter's kitchen is the social hub of its office. Every Thursday, employees gather to share a family-style lunch here.
They also grow their own food. Kickstarter keeps a vegetable garden on its roof, where employees cultivate herbs, blueberries, strawberries, lavender, sage, chard, oregano, figs, radishes, squash, tomatoes, peppers, lettuces, and kale.
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