The hospital cafeteria is all around as average as you'd expect, but scores points for access as…read morewell as some healthy options. Sleep-deprived & foggy, this was incredibly confusing the first time in. I couldn't figure out the flow, where things were, etc. but after a few more mornings, I became a pro at it. The hot breakfast looked like something from a Motel 6, but I found the yogurt & granola bar to be a big time win. Here's the tricky thing though -- the containers by this bar look like large Chipotle burrito bowls that are suboptimal for yogurt. I saw some veteran hospital worker grab a large oatmeal bowl and take it over, and stole this idea. From there, mix Greek yogurt, vanilla yogurt, blueberries, strawberries, and granola and you've got a damn good breakfast. Throw a banana on and a large black coffee (which is from Messenger and tastes better than the adjacent Scooter's) an you're in business. You then weigh it at a register in the back, pay and head out with utensils available as you leave. I'm not gonna lie, I was more than tempted to just head out and crush some McDonald's instead, but it definitely felt better to stay in the hospital and eat something real.

This nice cafeteria is located on the first floor of the original hospital tower at AdventHealth…read moreShawnee Mission. It's fairly new (opened Dec 2016), and offers breakfast foods, a salad bar, soups, comfort foods, international foods, pizza by the slice, and a grill area. The street taco combo included three soft tacos with choice of meat, choice of toppings, and a side of Spanish rice for $5.95. There was no skimping on meats or toppings, the tortillas were fresh, and the rice was flavorful. I was unpleasantly surprised to see that the comfort food area was serve yourself, and was charging by the pound, instead of pricing by the item or combo, since I am not a fan of mystery pricing. The dining area was divided into several clean and nice areas with relaxing instrumental music, and some charging ports. Very nice for the price.

This small cafeteria is located on the lower level of Saint Luke's South Hospital just off the main…read moreelevators near the NW hospital entrance (entrance #1). It offers hot foods, soups, a salad bar, salads, sandwiches, wraps and a variety of beverages. My hot combo meal was prepared with a smile at the counter. It included my choice of three entrées with two sides and a bottled water for $6.99. The checkout process was just accommodative. The beef ravioli had a creamy, tasty sauce, while the buttered red potatoes were nicely seasoned, and the collard greens were pretty good. I found the dining area to be spacious and clean without background music. The number of hot food options was limited, but the price was very reasonable with a focus on healthy options. Overall, A-OK.

This is probably one of the nicest hospital cafeterias I've been to in terms of ambiance. The food…read moreoption is decent, if you like pizza, sandwiches, salads, and grabbing cold food. The pizza has an amazing crust, they cook it right there in front of you in a giant pizza oven. The toppings leave more to be if you're desired. When I open my box, there was no basil even though I had marked that on my document. For $6, it's really such a great size and price point. The pastries are pretty yummy, eg Butterfinger cheesecakes cheesecake, cookies with the powdered sugar on top, and pastry tarts are my favorite. The Price points can be a little bit higher though, for example the pastry tart is 3.59. They also have Sushi to go, which is reasonable, similar to grocery stores sushi brands.

Great place in a med center with a hot grill and salad bar. Plenty of tables both inside and out.read more

This cafeteria is located just inside the main entrance to Olathe Medical Center. I noticed a grill…read morearea, a chef area with two featured entrees, a yogurt bar, a salad bar, a make your own sandwich bar, pizza by the slice ($2.59), cookies, and a grab-n-go area. My two grilled fish tacos with mango slaw ($5.49) from the chef area were served up quickly, with fast checkout, although the employees seemed glum. The tacos were generously sized, with plenty of moist, tasty fish and fresh toppings on fresh tortillas. The dining area was spacious and clean, with free wi-fi, but without background music. Overall, I'm thinking 3.5 stars and rounding up for the healthy choices, and the reasonable prices.

The food is delicious and always a bargain! We make a special trip by to carry out food even when…read morewe don't have anyone in the hospital!

I was impressed with this cafeteria inside KU Medical Center's main hospital building (first…read morefloor). There was a good variety of foods available, including a salad bar, pizza by the slice, deli sandwiches, soups, comfort foods, burgers, cereals, and a pastry case. The prices were extremely reasonable (a large slice of pizza and a side salad for $3.95), daily and weekly specials were also available, and the dining area was spacious and clean with a nicely landscaped view. They are open 24/7. Sweet!

ty for your service --I was amazed how helpful and how awesome your staff was for getting me the…read moreitems i needed to eat, The MOST wonderful staff and service i have ever met --Truly very Pleased....U made my hospital stay a Wonderful experience...We need more like U.. Charlotte Smith

I liked the reasonable prices, the fair selection of food options and the nice dining area at this…read morecafeteria, which is located inside the main entrance of Overland Park Regional Medical Center (straight through the doors, follow the sign in the lobby to "Café" and enter at the sign that says "Vending." The cafeteria offered a salad bar, soups, a grill area, a pasta bar, Chick-fil-A sandwiches and grab-and-go items during my lunch visit. I opted for the Friday lunch special at the grill area, which was a Philly cheesesteak with toppings. I also added the sweet potato fries for a total with tax of just $7.76. The cheesesteak sandwich was packed with plenty of moist, but very salty meat with tasty toppings and cheese on a buttered, but over-toasted 8" bun. The sweet potato fries were perfectly cooked and tasty - nice! I found the service at the grill was somewhat inefficient and slow, but the service at the checkout area was friendly and efficient. One of the better features of this cafeteria was the spacious and clean dining area with plenty of natural light, a great view of the landscaped patio area, but no background music. A member of the staff cleaned the dining area before the lunch rush - nice! The medical center has a strict photo policy, which included a visit from the cafeteria manager, a hospital manager and two members of security. Yikes! I respect their policy, so I rechecked my pictures to ensure they do not show patients or employees (which was their concern). Overall, A-OK.

nothing screams, old-school as loud as the englwood Café I…read morefreaking love it Large portions, solid stick to your ribs food I'm not sure if the staff are long lost uncles and aunts but they sure treat me that way And when I say that I mean in a good way Thank you, Inglewood Café and if you're ever in that area, it is a must go

Great inside porch seats! Friendly quick service. Great recommendations especially the ham steak!read more

I've eaten here multiple times, and I have to push back on the "cafeteria burger" claim. These…read morepatties are clearly fresh, hand-formed, and cooked to order nothing like the frozen, pre formed disks from a school lunch line. If yours tasted bland, maybe you missed that this place leans into fresh ingredients over drowning everything in sauces. Not every burger needs mayo or mustard; some let the beef and toppings speak for themselves. As for the soggy bottom bun yes, fresh veggies release moisture. That happens in seconds anywhere if you don't eat quickly. But calling the whole experience "meh" while admitting you're going back for breakfast? That tells me the place clearly has redeeming qualities. You even said burger preferences are subjective, yet your review reads like an objective takedown. Bottom line: If you want a greasy, sauce slathered chain burger, go to Five Guys. If you want a solid, no-frills non chain burger with good service and plenty of seating (as you noted), this place delivers. And clearly, you agree it's worth a second visit.

We were on the hunt for a really good, non-chain burger. After looking at reviews, we decided to…read moregive this place a try. Service was good. It is not a big place, but plenty of seating. When it came to the food, it was meh at best. We got the jalapeno burger and the avocado burger. The patties are reminiscent of cafeteria burgers in school. There was no mayo or mustard or any type of sauce on them. The bottom bun was soggy shortly after being served, likely due to the veggies. Needless to say, we did not get our burger fix. So we won't come here again for that. Burger preferences are subjective, so just because it wasn't for us doesn't mean you can't try for yourself. We do plan to go back to try the breakfast items though.