Walk into either Eataly location in New York City, and you’re likely to see mobs of tourists, and long lines to pick up either one of their handmade sandwiches or a slice of their fresh focaccia bread. Venture around the store, and you’ll find stalls set up selling gelato, fresh pasta, a glass case full of cheese, and what is probably some of the best salami you can find in New York City. The point is if you’re looking for a fast, but well-made, meal, until recently, this was not the place for you. Eataly wants to change all that though, with a new line of meals-to-go called Eataly Pronto. 

“Around lunchtime, we saw the lines in front of the panini and rotisserie counters snaking through the store,” Jed Sullivan, Eataly’s director of QSR, told Eater, “and people at the end of the line started looking impatient.” The line of “pre-packaged lunch items,” will hopefully make it easier for people to stop by the grocery store for a quick bite—perfect the lunch rush during work hours—without the hassle of waiting in line for something made by hand.