I live and work near a very high concentration of hospitals in the city. I go to one of them several times a week for lunch, sometimes for breakfast, and occasionally, for dinner. I get grief from people for doing this, and some people call it "prison food".
But I find the food to be nutritious, healthy, and cheap. For example, today they had baked salmon with a rice pilaf and broccoli and mushrooms for only $5.45 for lunch. The salmon was very juicy and moist inside and was better than I've ever cooked it. Also, for breakfast, they have made-to-order omelets where you can add all sorts of veggies and meats for only $3.50.
The ambiance is always nice, with cushioned seating and plenty of room. There's also free wifi.
But I find the food to be nutritious, healthy, and cheap. For example, today they had baked salmon with a rice pilaf and broccoli and mushrooms for only $5.45 for lunch. The salmon was very juicy and moist inside and was better than I've ever cooked it. Also, for breakfast, they have made-to-order omelets where you can add all sorts of veggies and meats for only $3.50.
The ambiance is always nice, with cushioned seating and plenty of room. There's also free wifi.
Is it weird to eat at hospital cafeterias regularly?