Pure horror. Food gets more expensive every year, and the cooks occasionally don 't wear hairnets or gloves. Once, a Band-Aid was found in the sauce, another time a piece of a fingernail. The food is delivered, heated up, and sold as is (taste buds often die as well). The only good thing is sometimes the schnitzel sandwiches during regular recess, cookies, and other packaged sweets (buy them honestly from Edeka, Aldi, or somewhere else; four packages cost as much as one from the cafeteria). Additional: Criticism of the Gymnasium Questionable teachers (child-haters and the opposite, slightly overly child-loving behavior of some teachers), windows falling out (in two years, there were five in...
I cannot confirm what Mr. A.S. wrote here. The cafeteria cooks its own meals, and the hygiene regulations are implemented superbly. It's logical and understandable that a school cafeteria is more expensive than an Edeka supermarket. Incidentally, the price of lunch was only increased once in the last three years, specifically when the government raised the VAT from 7% to 19%, and this increase was passed on to the students. Furthermore, all the affiliated schools are very caring towards their students; I simply cannot imagine that any students would be harmed due to any failure on the part of the school.
A school cafeteria. Still very comfortable. Suitable for events.
A school cafeteria. Still very cozy. Suitable for events.
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Where are my schnitzel rolls, I missed them
where are my schnitzel rolls I missed them
Delicious, but far too little to eat.
Delicious but far too little to eat.
Book a table now
Tasty but far too little to eat.
