My workplace has a cafeteria downstairs that served decent food, but over the weekend the old crew cleared out and new management took over. It’s not a cafeteria anymore; it’s a full blown cafe.
Before, available breakfast was bagels or pancakes or scrambled eggs out of powder. This morning, a chef was making omelettes out of egg whites with peppers, broccoli and onions. And I’ve never seen such a choice of fruits – bananas, apples, pears, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, plums, canteloupe, honeydew melon, watermelon. I just wanted coffee because my sweet wife had already prepared me a healthy blueberry and yogurt dish this morning.
I picked up a menu; gone is the old deli lunch station and the cheeseburger station. Now they have:
- An “Exhibition” station (today for lunch will be pad thai with spring roll and dipping sauce);
- An Italian station (chicken asparagus roasted pepper eppie roll);
- A deli station (flank steak with bleu cheese and carmelized onion panini);
- An entree station (peppercorn crusted NY strip steak)
- A grill station (Roasted stuffed pork loin with risotto alla robusto
- A “Balanced Choice” station (apricot and ginger glazed salmon filet);
- A “Wild Greens” salad station (Grilled tuna steak with sweet tomato salsa);
- An International station (Lamb gyro with hummus, baklava and spanikopita.
- A Soup station from Au Bon Pain (chicken florentine or French onion).
The price ranges from $3.99 to $5.99. And it appears the menu will change daily – there’s some maple mustard tenderloin with carmelized apples at the Balanced Choice station tomorrow that sounds good.
First impression: wow.
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I’m hungry.
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And I’m eating. I’m having the salmon with apricot and ginger glaze and for a side the corn and green bell pepper mix. Yum. 🙂
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I’m having an apple. phhhhtt.
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I kinda liked it when your cafeteria food was bad, that way my cooking tasted great in comparrison.
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Sean: You know where I work. Come lunch with me.
Diane: I have no complaints, love. Your cooking is the fab. 🙂
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