Diverse, well balanced and delightful cuisine

The Mercedes-Benz Gastronomy.

Mercedes-Benz Gastronomy GmbH is represented at a total of seven locations across Germany. The self-operating gastronomic offerings range from 22 canteens and around 40 shops, event catering, as well as conference and meeting management.

We offer our guests a wide range of well balanced and healthy cuisine

With an attractive and varied range of dishes, Mercedes-Benz Gastronomy supports employees in a healthy and balanced diet. We offer at least one purely plant-based dish in our canteens every day. Our shops also have a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan options. With a certified health score (“Gastronomisches Ampelsystem”) we identify the health value of each meal and thus show at one glance which dishes support a balanced nutrition.

Above all, our daily aspiration is to ensure that Mercedes-Benz employees experience a pleasant break in our canteens and shops as well as at events and conferences with our diverse range of gastronomic services.

Mercedes-Benz canteens are eco-certified

All self-operated canteens of Mercedes-Benz Gastronomie have been eco-certified with the “Bio-Außer-Haus-Verpflegung-Verordnung (AHVV)”. This certification covers the canteens at the Bremen, Düsseldorf, Germersheim, Rastatt, Sindelfingen, Untertürkheim and Stuttgart-Vaihingen plants. The responsible certifying body is Prüfgesellschaft ökologischer Landbau mbH , based in Karlsruhe. The AHVV certificate for Mercedes-Benz Gastronomie can be viewed on the certification body’s website v.

At the canteens of these locations, organic ingredients are used and identified with the organic logo on the menus.

European Chicken Commitment

By joining the European Chicken Commitment , we have committed to sourcing exclusively chicken that has been produced in accordance with animal welfare criteria exceeding the statutory minimum standards by 2030 at the latest. These standards include, for example, more space, natural daylight and enrichment materials for the animals. A full overview of the criteria can be found on the website of the European Chicken Commitment .