The Harborview cafeteria delicious, affordable, and kind of a secret

Seattle, WALocal News

Harborview Medical Center's cafeteria has emerged as an unexpected culinary hotspot in Seattle, providing affordable meals recognized for their quality. Under the leadership of Executive Chef Vanessa Gray, the cafeteria prioritizes fresh, made-from-scratch dishes, departing from typical hospital cafeteria offerings. Each month features a rotating menu that celebrates Seattle's cultural diversity, with input from Susan McBride, the Director of Nutrition and Food Services. The cafeteria serves approximately 1,400 meals daily, with popular items like the legendary Thursday scones, which sell out quickly. Gray's team emphasizes authenticity, often showcasing the chefs behind the recipes.

Meal prices start at just $5, making it a budget-friendly option for visitors and staff alike. The cafeteria's commitment to high-quality food and community connection sets it apart in a city where affordable dining can be scarce. Such an approach not only nourishes the body but also fosters a sense of belonging among diners.

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