Great food, and awesome prices! Check out the new Pizza Brick Oven! Pizza is a 10 out of 10.read more

The West Side Grill is located at Catholic Medical Center on the second floor. Open to the public,…read morethe Grill offers a variety of hot food (entrees and sides), soup, sandwiches and decent salad bar. This is not your regular hospital food! The food is great and cheaper than any local restaurants. I like going here for a quick lunch when I am in the area.

I was at the location inside woman's and infants hospital…read more I had to be at Woman's and Infants today with a friend. As soon as we got there, our appointment got pushed to later. We were both hungry so decided to try Maudes. Great Veggie burger Great aubonpan coffee Pretty good salad Pretty good cheese sticks. Very clean, in and out, great friendly cashier. Easy parking.

After a long afternoon of shopping, my friends and I built up and appetite. We wanted something…read morequick that would calm our hunger for the drive home to RI. One of my friends was more familiar with the area and recommended we come here. She ordered a plate of fried pork with tostones, some guisado de res, and white rice. The total was around $20 which was fair for the portion sizes. The guisado was a bit oily but the flavor was really good and the meat was very tender. Since the tostones did not come with a sauce, we ended up dunking them in the guisado. The tostones were on the thicker side but crispy and tasty. The fried pork was good, although maybe a little bland. The lime helped a little bit with bringing out the flavor. The white rice was good. They offer a small, medium, and large portion - small was good as a snack for 3 people. I would come back and try more of their menu items. They have a parking lot, but it was packed and the snow didn't help. There is also street parking. It is in a lively part of town, so I enjoyed people watching while eating in the car.

This is a family owned Dominican restaurant that serves a variety of typical homestyle dishes. The…read morespace is pretty big. There's a large dining/ bar area and a takeout side with a few tables. We ordered the sancocho and rabo guisado (Oxtails), with white rice and plantains. The sancocho was pretty good. It had a lot of meat and vegetables, the white rice was perfectly cooked. I thought the sancocho had a bit too much garlic in the seasoning, but it was still great, especially since it was rainy and a bit chilly. The Oxtails were simply amazing! They were extremely tender and practically falling off the bone. The sauce was seasoned perfectly and paired well with the white rice. I've never had Oxtails this good at a restaurant. They tasted just like when mom recipe takes hours and hours to make since you want to cook it long enough for the meat to become tender. The service was very friendly and attentive, the food came pretty quickly. Prices were very reasonable. If I'm back in the area, I will definitely return and order the Oxtails.

Is it really a GOOD review if I say that service is just so good that I can't stop just coming…read moreback? This place is huge, so huge in fact, that it has a Sbarro! A true one-stop shop. Have a triple bypass, eat some pizza, then come right back for a quadruple bypass! I jest, but I obviously cannot review my actual doctors and procedures. This place reminds me of Scripps in San Diego, it is a giant campus with every possible medical practitioner in the various wings. As I said in the intro, I can't wait to go back! My insurance would prefer that I would stay home though.

When it comes to talking about a place such as this, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is far more…read morethan just one single hospital. It's an entire medical "city", if you will. As such, this review will be broken down into the following categories: the staff and the medical services they provide, the overall layout and atmosphere of the facility itself, and, of course....the quality of cuisine offered at the local food court. Before I start though, a small caveat worth mentioning: when I first researched this facility, I quickly discovered there are (once again) TWO Yelp pages dedicated to the same facility. And yes, I checked--it's definitely the SAME place, save for "one" vs "1" in the address line. Regardless, it's pretty bizarre how the "one" is holding a 1.8 star average at the time of writing this review. Whereas, this page here ranks closer to how I would rate them. For context, the majority of reviews on the former consist mostly of folks who discuss individual experiences. Whether or not these are entirely accurate isn't for me to judge. But it's worth taking note that individual experiences are, indeed, anecdotal in the much larger picture. Not even MY reviews are totally sacrosanct. I just give my opinion in the most entertaining way I know how. In the end, we can all agree to disagree, if we must. With that disclaimer out of the way, we can go over what I personally experienced here. We'll start with the thing I liked least about Dartmouth.. Overall layout: Whilst the interior of this medical facility is very well sanitized and easy enough to navigate through, the same cannot be said about their labyrinth of a parking lot. When we first pulled up, we actually parked in a totally different wing, apparently. See, we were here to get a surgical procedure done for my son's shoulder. I guess the department that handles most surgeries is located near 4W. This series of buildings being essentially its own town isn't so much a problem in and of itself. Navigating the streets within said town, however, is a f*#king train wreck! I swear...I missed my turn 4 separate times over because the signs are confusing in the way they are oriented. I know for a fact I'm not the only one who experienced this either because as I was watching other drivers navigating, well....it was a bit like watching the bumper cars at Canobie Lake Park. I'm not really sure what the solution should be here. I just know whatever they have in place now is all but completely broken. Moving onto the staff and their services, everyone here was nothing short of professional and accommodating. They took very good care of my son and that's all I could ask for. It was also cool seeing all the advancements in medical technology they have on site. Clearly, the funding here is copious. This would have already earned them all the stars if not for the parking lot faux pas. Lastly, we can discuss the food court real quick. Since surgery was projected to last a minimum of 2 hours, we checked out two places: The Works Cafe (which is basically breakfast sandwiches and other things) and Sbarro (self explanatory). Long story short: the former is slightly better than the latter, but both are about what you would expect in a typical medical facility. Sbarro claims to have NY style pizza. But anyone who's lived in NH for longer than 6 months will understand that our options for legit NY style pizza (much less, good pizza in general) are few and far between. BLUF: this stuff ain't it, but comes close enough. 6 out of 10. The Works Cafe has a lot more options, IMHO. The bagel sandwich I had was...fine. I just wish they knew how NOT to burn the grains on an onion bagel. I was, however, grateful the coffee didn't suck. They offer lots of brew selections, actually! 7 out of 10. Anyway, that's been my experience here at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. I'm not sure why that other page has so many negative reviews or why this place even has two pages to begin with. I'm not sure if the complaints were 100% legit or if at least a portion of them were written by a bunch of over-complaining "Karens". All I have are my two-cents, for whatever that's worth. And I'm here to tell you....this place ain't that bad, even in spite of its flaws. Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Lebanon gets 4 newly repaired shoulder joints out of 5.

Ended up at Ikea two days in a row and had dinner and breakfast…read more Around 6:00 pm some of the variety is weeded out but they still have the balls of both veg and meat variety. And those are pretty tasty. The cinnamon rolls were hard and gross though. The next day I got the medium breakfast for 5 dollars which is reconstituted eggs, bacon, and waffles and lignonberry for pretty cheap and it is what it is. The soda machine beverages are decidedly gross. Some foods are good, some foods are gross, all are relatively cheap. It's a cafeteria for convenience in a furniture store. The staff was fine, the cafeteria experience was novel, it's a fun thing to do once in awhile and it's nice that they have veggie versions of their famous meatballs. Pretty good for what it is.

I would personally recommend getting the Swedish meatballs here!…read more This was my first time eating at an IKEA restaurant. I am really impressed how cheap the food was! The Swedish meatballs were $12 and it was phenomenal for its price! A great blend of salt and sweetness. 9/10. I am not a fan of the pulled pork sandwich even though it was $7. It is a bit too sweet for me but for the price, I wouldn't mind eating it if it was the only option. 6/10. The whole food court is nicely furnished with ikea products! The staff were fast and efficient. Great for families and a date with your long term partner!

This is my favorite place to eat in Attleboro. Everybody needs to try it. Some days they have fresh…read morecrepes for breakfast, made to order omelets, french toast etc. Has a lunch special each day. Today was fish and chips $5.00 and baked stuffed cabbage 2for $4.00 w side. Homemade soups and 3 kinds of pizza. Panini special was tomato, bacon and cheese. And grill special was steak and rice Quesadilla. To many choices and not enough time. This is definetly worth a trip and a big savings on your wallet. You can feed 4 for under $20.00.

As someone who goes to a different hospital pretty much every week for work, this cafeteria has the…read morebest hash browns I've had at a hospital. The bacon was also very good, crispy and flavorful! The eggs were also made to order and fresh. Only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 is because they do not biscuits and gravy.

So I've never been to a cracker barrel before but have heard a lot of hype around it... my friends…read moretook me on a visit home and it was great! First off, there's a shop attached to it that you have go through to get to the restaurant. Lots of random but fun things to look at including old school candy and glass bottles soda including fun flavors like maple root beer. Also some Southern flair with tiny little cowboy boots for kids. We dropped off our name to queue for a table and the servers at the hostess stand were friendly. When we got called in, our server was Damian (not sure of spelling) and so friendly! We didn't get rushed at all as our last friend arrived and we caught up a bit before ordering. Damian was able to give recommendations and provided timely updates while apologizing for delays given the busy kitchen. We didn't mind and had our cups full and enjoyed ourselves. I ordered the honey fried chicken and the chicken was so juicy and well fried. I ordered a side of fried okra and mac n cheese. The mac n cheese was all right but I enjoyed the fried okra! I just wish there were a lot more of them. Anyways, would come back again for sure and Damian was awesome...shoutout for the great and friendly service!

2nd visit to a Cracker Barrel ever. Ordered the roast turkey with cornbread dressing and mashed…read morepotatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce. Plus a biscuit and a cornbread muffin, Delicious! A lot of food. Very succulent tasty turkey., I also took advantage of the $6 take home offer of meatloaf and Mac & Cheese. There are 3-4 options. Greeted enthusiastically by the greeter/seater and had a delightfully irreverent server , ala Durbin Park. I must say I love the meals of my youth. Rustic ambience, lots of off street parking and a warm enthusiastic staff. I shall return.

Came here for a free cupcake through RI Food Fights. The base was moist and I thought the frosting…read morewas going to taste really fake because it was blue, but is was actually really balanced. They mainly make Latin food like empanadas, sandwiches, etc. Their Cubano sounded really good ($9), but I went here 830am. Maybe next time.

I also came here for RI Food Fights cupcake event and decided to try some of their lunchtime food…read moreand it was amazingly good, I think they're empanadas? So good I had to go back and get more. Wish I had some right now.

Best Dominican cafeteria in Providence - refreshing jugos naturales, authentic pastelitos, and…read moresandwiches just like the cafeterias I went to when living in Monte Cristi, DR. Thank you, Roque's!