“This is my review of the breakfast at Parkview's cafeteria.I'm trying biscuits and gravy all over Fort Wayne and reporting back so people know what to expect.#4 stop on the biscuits and gravy challenge took me to Parkview regional medical center.They have so many employees that their dining area is like a mall food court.Onto the biscuits and gravy. The way Parkview does breakfast is that you put whatever you want in a box and when you get to the register, you place the box on a scale. You tell the computer what size box you have and it subtracts that much weight. No matter what you get, the price is $0.39 per ounce.I ate with someone else that had less gravy but the same hash brown and scoop of eggs. The price was almost $1 more for mine, so I had about two more ounces of gravy than they did.I could definitely tell the biscuits were made on site. They were browned too much to be ordered in. The gravy was pretty smooth and creamy, with quite a few good size chunks of sausage. Definitely a decent quality specimen. The eggs had small chunks of onion, tomato, and potato. It had very good flavor. I really wanted the egg chunks to be a little bigger, but I would certainly have this again. I also picked up a hash brown. It was pretty close to the end of breakfast serving time, so it's on me that the hash brown wasn't as fresh as it could be.The entire box was under $6. Definitely worth the price.If you haven't tried the Parkview cafeteria, You're missing out. They have really fantastic burgers and burritos from different areas in the dining facility. They also have build your own salad, regular entrees with sides that change daily, and of course some grab and go pre-made sandwiches or cut fruit.It's a little bit of a hike from the parking lot, but not too bad.I was also recommended Lutheran Hospital and Sweetwater Sound for their food. In order to not have to get so many extra orders of biscuits and gravy, this will be the only one I visit of this type of "restaurant".Have you ever tried the food at Parkview?Do you feel like it's weird to visit a hospital for food if you don't have another reason to go? (Friend or family upstairs)#onforkstoforks #foodie #biscuitsandgravyWheelchair accessibility: Being a hospital, they have power doors and all the counters / tables are spread out enough that it's very wheelchair accessible.“
“Amazing , caring and efficient staff . My granddaughter spent a day and a half there and it was extremely stress free for her mom and I. Not saying that a hospital is a choice place to visit , just better than other hospitals I’ve visited or been a patient at .“