Same as the Cove as far as I can tell. My review is there. I've been eating at hospital…read morecafeterias far too frequently since I was 18, I don't know why I expected it to be any better.

We were at the ER for most of a day and this cafeteria helped us get through the experience. Skip…read morethe entree section. The items looked questionable. The salad bar is serviceable. Pizza was shut down. Chicken nuggets/strips and fries looked old. The grill was good. We had a double cheeseburger which hit the spot. The ham and cheese was also good. They nicely accommodated a few customizations. There's enough here for what you need.

Hidden gem alert! TOAST is fabulous. FYI: TOAST shares a parking lot with Ken Sushi Workshop (Ken's…read morewas packed on a Friday at 12PM and they couldn't seat me for 20+ mins; being a solo diner didn't matter, so be sure to make a ressie at Ken's if you want to eat there!). But I digress, back to the parking. Be prepared to look for a spot to park, but atleast parking is ample and shaded. I left TOAST before 2PM and people were still driving into the parking lot! I walked to TOAST a little reluctant, seeing how it's inside a corporate building. Once inside, I followed the signs. The interior is a little sterile but it is a much larger and pleasant space than I expected. No music. It is very quiet inside. There is a pretty outside patio in the back that caught my eye but I chose to sit inside. The booth seating is very comfortable. This place is a solid choice if you're single btw. You can sit pretty much anywhere with your laptop or if you just want to read a book and enjoy some fine ass coffee in peace, you can! I love coffee and espresso, and it turns out their Mexican Mocha is quite the fabulous diva. The mocha cup is a glorious, oversized mug with the most delicious sprinkled cinnamon on top. It was hot, rich and delicious. I missed breakfast (it's over by 11:30AM, so I'll return to try their French Toast and their Filipino Breakfast burrito). I decided to get the "Ain't Your Classic Burger" cheeseburger, which is on the Sandwich side of their menu. That Chuck brisket patty, you guys... ooh, it's to DIE for. Tender. Moist. Gigantic. A whopper size of a burger with the perfect amount of melted cheese, pickles, spring lettuce (yay! No sad iceberg crap), chopped fresh red onions (my favorite), brown butter dijonaise (ugh so good), and a secret sauce that was actually worth being called a secret. I didn't add extras, but you can actually add an egg or bacon to your burger. High Cholesterol lovers can unite and rejoice here lol. it's worth noting how fresh all of the ingredients tasted. The brioche bun was a nice choice. So was the crisp spring mix lettuce, the juicy tomato and crunchy red onion bits. I ordered a side of fries and tbh, they were average. They reminded me of an attempt on McD's french fries. They did come in a cute stainless steel fry basket and it does elevate the plate presentation, but I might skip those next time. It was the cheeseburger that had my full attention here... well, and the delightful mocha. No pictures this time. I devoured everything. I think this is a solid cafe on this side of town. It's hard to find zero wait times, available and comfortable seating, fresh food, solid portions, and continual peacefulness in a morning/early lunch establishment. I'll be back soon.

Based on my experience, I'm going to have to disagree with my fellow yelpers on this one....this…read morewas a disappointment for me. It's a spacious cafe with plenty of tables both inside and outside on the patio. It would be nice to come here for a meeting or study but they close early at 2pm so even for a late lunch I felt a bit rushed to get out. The menu online shows both breakfast and lunch items but they are only served during their respective meal hours. Service was friendly and professional. Although there is free parking, it is in a shared lot with several offices and other restaurants and it was hard to find parking. Now the food, I felt it was really overpriced and not tasty. My salad was an appetizer size, super salty to the point it was off putting, and it had mint in it which made the taste weird for an Asian salad. With chicken added, the small salad was $17. I also got a soda which was half ice so I felt ripped off of another $3. I was still hungry after paying $21 for my meal. My colleague also felt her farmer's market salad was bland and not filling. Carmel Valley has a lot of food options. I don't know if I'd come back or recommend this place for others.

9/20/24 - Ordered Breakfast burrito with bell peppers and bacon. About $8 with tax and a side of…read morehash browns. Great service. The item is as big as a guys hand length.

Typical hospital cafeteria. Edible…read more Flavorless because if you are here you should be watching your sodium and cholesterol anyway. No labels on any of the self-serve food. Be sure to look at the video screens for pricing. Also any labels are not always accurate. The salads have meat hidden inside, the veggies are not what they say they are- 'sunchoke' might mean potato. I haven't been to the UCSD campus often enough to have found a better place to eat. If you don't have a car, this may be your best bet, unless there is a food truck parking the circle. Ick. Hope I never have to come back.

Very good selection But the grill cooks are sloppy…read more breakfast sandwich Taste like he cleaned the grill with my egg Second time a burger patty And I spent a week at that hospital I'll will stick to pre package sandwich

Been there a couple of times. Love their breakfast and my husband loves their coffee. Wish they…read morewould take orders over the phone for faster pick up. Still recommend and worth the wait.

Do not fear! The cafe is NOT inside the prison It is accessible to all civilians. There is an…read moreunmanned booth, just pass it and keep going. If you're following Google maps it will take you exactly there. There is plenty of parking. You will not find an actual looking restaurant. It is like a cafeteria inside the admin building. Do not be put off by this!! They have a great variety of food and amazing customer service. The owner took our order and was super helpful with all the questions we had about the place. He let us know of their many catering services, weekly specials and was overall super nice. They do have some items not listed, just ask and he's more than likely to accommodate. He let us know they change the menu up every 6 months or so which is awesome in my opinion. Donovans has been there for 35+ years. Food is very fresh and the place is immaculate. Will definitely be going back.

RAISED BY WOLVES @ UTC LA JOLLA…read more Raised by Wolves is located inside UTC La Jolla, tucked away in the very back of the mall near the Din Tai Fung area. I would definitely recommend parking around Corner Bakery or near 24 Hour Fitness for the closest way in. This was my very first time going to Raised by Wolves. I made a reservation on OpenTable, and if you are reading this right now, I highly recommend booking one. When we got there, the wait was two hours for people without a reservation. I booked for 9 PM on a Saturday night with my friends after dinner. We actually arrived at UTC earlier than expected, so we let the host know and they let us in about 20 minutes early. As for parking, they do not validate here. Parking is free for the first hour and then two dollars per hour after that, so just be aware that you may end up paying for parking when you visit this bar. It is set up like a speakeasy, which is really cool. You get to see where the actual bar is hidden. We ended up ordering a bunch of cocktails and the drinks were super great. I really loved the vibe overall. It was lively and chatty, and the staff was super friendly. The ambiance is very dark and classy. Keep in mind they do not serve food here. It is purely drinks only. Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping by.

LOVE THIS SPEAKEASY…read more Shoutout Taylor and Lexi for the incredible service. The ambiance and drinks are unmatched.

All the food I ordered was amazing…read more The Asian salad with salmon on top was my favorite. Breakfast, their French toast!!!?? Oh wow, so good!

After a procedure at Scripps Clinic, I decided to have some breakfast at the Scripps Green Hospital…read moreCafeteria. After looking around, I decided on a hot breakfast at the grill, specifically a Breakfast Quesadilla (5/5). It had eggs, sausage patty and cheese wrapped in a tortilla. Cost? Hot items are priced at 60c per ounce. So, the 10+ ounce Quesadilla cost $6.41 plus tax. It was great! Service was very good. The overall ambiance was moderne and very comfortable.

My Dad was taken here from Palomar Hospital in Poway ca.He had to have his Gol Bladder removed. He…read morehad two stones blocking his pancreas. Dr Cloyd and the staff did an amazing, wonderful job. They were professional piloted and respectful. They made sure we knew everything that needed to be done and had to be done. 5 stars for clean hospital 5 stars for professional 5 stars for the cafeteria 5 stars for the hospital is one of the best I have been to. Yes, I highly recommend this hospital. If I ever in need I would want to go to this one.. Thank you, Palomar Escondido. For all you did

Absolutely one of the best cheeseburgers in all of Escondido! Shocking but true. Excellent quality…read more1/3 lb grilled then griddled beef, fresh lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pickles on a tasty brioche bun with a delicious Chipotle sauce. And it's only $7.00! One warning though: the day after my last visit there was an unauthorized charge on my debit card, and the card never left my hand. I tried calling to talk the manager about the thievery, but was ignored.

Kaiser San Marcos is a little bit of a further drive for us but we love the staff and (most of) the…read moredoctors at this location. The hospital is new and very clean and nice. Unfortunately we have had to go visit more often over the past two weeks than we have liked but the staff has kept us at ease and made us feel comfortable. The hospital rooms were nice and fully updated with the newest technology (even a bed that will warn the staff when the patient gets up), ER has been extremely busy but the staff does their best to get you in and out as quickly as possible, and the urgent care is the same. This location has an extensive break room vending machine with a wide variety of drinks, snacks, and food options and they are very reasonably priced too. They also have a very nice cafeteria but it is only open during certain times throughout the day. Parking can be tough during the day but there are options (like free valet if you need). It's a great facility but what keeps us coming back is the staff!!!

Food Was Fresh, Healthy, Cooked Perfectly - Delicious! Delivered To My Room! Treated Like A…read moreRockstar!

Please don't ever change a thing about this place.... The interior is beyond significantly…read morenostalgic. It captures something that no longer exists in today's monochrome, boring and dull, cheap world. Pablo and Francisco and staff are all gems. Big shoutout to both of them. I feel like they've watched me grow up. Please do not renovate the interior!!!!!!

Tucked within Nordstrom, the Marketplace Cafe offers a welcome respite from the rigors of retail,…read moreand a lunch that comfortably exceeds what one might expect from a department-store dining room. I opted for the personal cheese pizza, a thin, hand-stretched crust with a pleasantly blistered, lightly charred rim. The mozzarella was generously applied and well browned, with a modest scattering of oregano lending some aromatic depth. It was not revelatory, but it was honest and well executed, the sort of pizza that knows precisely what it is. My wife chose the Roma Tomato Basil Soup, a velvety, deep-orange purée with a gentle sweetness and a faint herbal finish. It arrived with a generous stack of golden garlic toasts, crisp and buttery, ideal for dipping. At $7.25, it is easily among the more gratifying values on the menu. The setting is calm and polished, with warm wood, plush booths, and attentive service that never hovers. Neither dish quite reached the unforgettable, which keeps this a well-earned four stars rather than five. Still, for a refined and unhurried midday repast, the Marketplace Cafe acquits itself admirably. Until our paths cross again, I remain, with compliments to the kitchen, Captain 619