Good food small selection on games. Rooms were super clean and very cozy. Also the staff was super…read morefriendly and helpful.

I am so mad and frustrated. The food was horrible and definitely not worth the $46 we paid…read more I ordered spaghetti and there was hardly any sauce on it. I specifically asked for no cheese and they put cheese on it anyway. My husband ordered fajitas and it wasn't even fajita meat. I also ordered pork rib soup and it was full of bones. I ordered iced tea and there was white stuff floating on top of it. The service was poor. She should not be working in customer service. We had to beg for refills and waited forever for the bill. For $46, it was not worth anything. I will never go here again.

A Hidden Gem Inside Enloe Hospital!…read more Allspice Café is one of those rare hospital cafés that feels like a real restaurant. The food here is truly restaurant-quality -- fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. The chefs are clearly talented and take pride in what they do; every entrée I've tried has been exceptional. The staff are amazing and take pride in the meals they serve to staff, patients and visitors. Even when I'm not visiting someone in the hospital, I sometimes go out of my way to stop in for lunch or dinner because it's that good. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the meals you get. If you go during lunch or dinner hours, they have a chefs menu of entrees to choose. If you go outside of these hours, they will make you a fresh grilled cheese or burger, and other items on the menu. There is also plenty of ready items to grab and go, like sandwiches and snacks. Being at a hospital can be stressful, especially when you're caring for a loved one, but the Allspice Café provides a little comfort and normalcy with every plate. It's a welcoming place to take a break, enjoy great food, and recharge. Highly recommend -- this café is a bright spot inside Enloe Hospital!

If you happen to be at Enloe, I would recommend the breakfast. I tried the biscuits and gravy and…read morescrambled eggs. For lunch and dinner, I enjoyed the salad bar. The chicken I got from the hot side lacked flavor though.

While visiting my husband in the hospital we went down to the cafe. Actually it wasn't too bad. We…read morethought the food at the hospital cafe was pretty good. The gentlemen's behind the grill has worked there forever and always has a smile on his face. The sushi was pretty good my daughter said. Our sandwiches were very tasty. The salad bar looked pretty amazing So if you need to fill your tummy while at Renown check them out.

If you're ever stuck at Renown and find yourself hungry, definitely hit this place up. I grabbed a…read morePhilly cheesesteak and fries, made fresh. Wife had the deluxe grilled cheese. No photos because we were too hungry and didn't realize this place was on Yelp until I checked after downing my delish sando. Better and cheaper than most pub fare in town. Lots to choose from.

When I come back to Reno, I'm coming here for breakfast! The place has a mix of a modern and old…read moretimy diner vibe and the booths are spacious for big groups to sit and enjoy. My girlfriend and I had an amazing experience here from begin to end. The staff was kind and attentive, we had a waitress who sat us down and got us coffee and water, and after that it was uphill from there. We had three other servers stop to ask if we needed anything or wanted to give our order, and once we made up our mind the waiter who helped us did a fantastic job. No pen or notepad, he remembered our order with full detail and not one mess up. As we finished out appetizer, sides, and meal he continued to come by and take our plates, refill our water and my coffee. He was on point. By the end of the meal I paid the bill and gave him a cash tip and thanked him. He seemed happy and thanked us for stopping in and conversing with him. Highly recommend this place to anyone, oh, and the food was on point! Sweet, savory, delicious, and it made me wish there was a place like this back home!

Arnie's Café is pretty amazing! This was our first visit, but it definitely won't be our last. The…read morerelaxed atmosphere and friendly service are both first-class, and the food is outstanding. Our party enjoyed the breakfast crepes, including Nutella and strawberry varieties, a carne asada burrito, and country-fried steak and eggs served with a mix of hash browns and country potatoes. Every dish was delicious, and the portions were incredibly generous. Arnie's Café is a must-visit breakfast spot. Come hungry--you'll be glad you did!

6/24/2025- Wondering…read morearound and noticed the sign for cafeteria.. Nice big and clean open cafeteria.. Special today was a breakfast smoothie bowl.. $5.99..can't beat that! Waiting for the spouse to finish a treadmill test-... Glad they have a nice cafeteria-.. Lots of hospital staff getting breakfast burritos..

Private parking lot, dazed diners, amazeballs hand washing setup with actual water in the desert,…read moresoap, and paper towels. The staff were a fast working machine. Self serve, bus your plates and utensils. Did I say the price is right? Yes. Popular items run out, then they are often replenished. Vegetarian and vegan options. The self serve lines run fast, no idling. But sit, relax and chat over a meal if you like. People tend to keep with their group, it's not that social, and people are exhausted. They are working on sustainability and had compostable bamboo knives, forks, and spoons. Sort your waste outgoing. This little cafeteria is partially powered by solar and batteries! Salad in the desert is a treat!

It's been awhile since my last review, and that was when the only meals I could get were in…read moreclamshells delivered by ESD Logistics (thanks, good people!) Since then, I've been promoted, and had the privilege of eating in for the whole week that I was working in Center Camp. Wow! What I had been missing! The thing that impressed me most (other than the overall ambience) was the incredible vegan option. It was closely guarded from roving carnivores, and you actually had to ask for it - but, man, was it good! Delicious, nicely spiced; really impressive. Highly recommended. Inshallah, I'll be back.

As I write this, Parlay 6 has closed their resturant very suddenly. RIP…read more I am not sure why the sudden closure, and the story they shared seemed strange. However, I snuck in just before their closing and was able to enjoy a round of drinks with a birthday group. The server did great, given that we were a large party in flux due to many people coming and going. I enjoyed the robust mocktail menu. I didn't indulge in food, but many in my party ordered the burger, and everyone loved it. Goodbye, Parlay 6. I wish you luck in your new ventures!

4/10/26 So this was…read morefirst time here and it was great . Heard good things just never had a chance to get to. Came with Wifey and Good friend. Cool Decor and TV's and pool table in the back . Service was great , Avy was our server and she was excellent. I ordered the coconut stout and it was so good , along with that I had the smash burger with onion rings which I heard from a friend and saw reviews that it was great. It didn't disappoint it was very tasty. The onion rings were nice and crispy too. We all enjoyed our food. Will be back to try other stuff and different beer too . Enjoy !!!!

The breakfast tacos are hard to beat! Two soft shell tacos with scrambled eggs, cheese and choices…read moreof bacon, sausage, turkey patty, chorizo. Prepared on the grill right in front of you. $3.25 including tax. The servers are pleasant, professional and proficient. The ambiance is clean, spacious and family friendly. Whenever I have labs or X-rays or doctor appointments I head to the new cafeteria at Renown Sourh Meadows.

I was working at my clinics south location so I had to try what was offered to see what I was…read moremissing out on. Years back my husband and I wanted to try them out but we went in on a random Saturday morning and they were closed. My dad was admitted to this hospital a little over a year ago but I was not able to try it, so it was time! The first thing I wanted to try was their breakfast! I walked over to the ready made selections and I assumed it was just like regional where the only thing they offered were premade. Since I assumed, I went ahead and tried their sausage and egg English muffin sandwich, which is my go to at regional! After I paid I noticed there were a group of people to the side waiting for their orders. I looked to the right of the cashier and I saw they had made to order omelettes! I was bummed I didn't see that in the first place or else I would have ordered it! The price of the sandwich was about $3.50 and the omelettes were $3, which is a great deal! The breakfast sausage english muffin sandwich was similar to the one I regularly eat at Regional, but I don't think they butter the bread here, which is good on my heart and arteries! It's definitely something I would recommend to try! I am so used to picking up Starbucks at regional that when I ordered my sandwich I decided to just get drip coffee, which wasn't labeled. I then I realized i should have just made coffee in my office but it was ok, it did it's job! During the lunch hour, my husband, who's office is about a block away, decided to join me and we went straight to the menu to the right of the cashier. Everything was priced great! I ordered the tuna melt with fries and he ordered patty melt with onion rings. Both were priced pretty good, about $3 for each sandwich, the fries were $1, and onion rings $2. My coworker told me the quesadillas were good as well! The sandwiches and onion rings were hot and fresh but the fries seemed like they were sitting there for a little bit, but they were battered similar to flowing tide fries! Still yummy! Both times I went throughout the day, they offered a small cold section with salads, fruits, yogurt, and a refrigerator stocked with bottled drinks. They didn't have a soda fountain available. They also had an area for snacks including slim Jim's, trail mix, etc. condiment packed were stocked and I was glad to see they had cholula offered which is a change from Tabasco at regional. Next time I do want to try the made to order foods that they offer! This makes me miss the made to order ways we had a regional. I had the same cashier both times and he was so sweet, all smiles and was so welcoming! The tables were limited but it was like a well oiled machine; as soon as people were done at the table, they got up to make way for others to sit. I really like that the area was well lit with big windows to let natural light in. My husband and I were reminded of being at a hotel. I grew up eating hospital food since my mom was a nurse for 24 years so I never look down on cafeteria food. The quality isn't what you'll find at a 5 star or a Michelin star restaurant, but if you're at the hospital and hungry whether you're a guest or an employee it's worth it!