Bridges Cafe - University of Minnesota Medical Center — Restaurant in Minneapolis

While Bridges Cafe at the University of Minnesota Medical Center offers a range of options for breakfast and lunch, it falls short for those looking for value and warmth in their meals. The cafe is noticeably pricey, which might be acceptable if the food justified the cost. However, the offerings, especially the healthy options, are limited to cold foods, leaving much to be desired in terms of both variety and satisfaction. Despite its convenient location on the eighth floor and its accessibility features, the overall dining experience is undermined by the lack of tasty, warm, healthy meals and the steep prices. It's a functional spot for a quick coffee or a grab-and-go snack but not much beyond that if you're looking for a...

Cashier was super rude. I paid for a coffee and later needed a little hotter added a tad more hot coffee he openly accused me of not paying I said I already payed for the coffee I just needed a warmup after eating my meal . He said you have to pay for a whole new coffee. I watched you add more he said I paid another $2 for a warm up what a joke. No sign anywhere stating that either. Also on the weekend the selection is crappy. They claim they focus on healthy foods Mac and cheese was the main entree? Pizza,burgers,fries,cold cuts etc that’s the healthy menu they promote ? Also very pricy I had a salad a piece of chicken and a side of beans...

Whether your a carnivore or an herbivore you have options! It’s a hospital cafeteria not a steakhouse on the upper east side, so temper your expectations if you’re expecting champagne with your meal. I was here for several hours waiting for a family member to have surgery and I found myself sitting at a window seat overlooking the campus eating a salad and vegetable tortilla chili. ( I honestly thought it was chicken tortilla soup but hey - I was...