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Address: 2817 Rock Merritt Ave, Fort Liberty, NC 28310
Phone: (910) 907-3438
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Blue Ribbon Bistro – Womack Army Medical Center
Wednesday of every month for training. Location. Ground floor 2817 Rock Merritt Avenue Fort Bragg, NC 28310 … Email: dha.liberty.womack-amc.mbx.patient-advocacy …
The Blue Ribbon Bistro new hours of operation. The dining facility …
Thank you for healing me after a rough time in the swamp there at Ft. Bragg 2004 . The nurses and doctors saved my life .
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Menu item & prices subject to change based on item availability. BLUE RIBBON BISTRO MENU. BREAKFAST. SUN. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. Eggs &. Meat. □ …
Reviews
Chrisiellefaye Pagarigan (OTChris)
Best meals ive ever had in a DFAC! Staff are friendly and accommodating. Food is 10/10 and so worth it. Price is affordable as well. I get the best and the most meal from $3.
… moreLEETHAD MITCHELL
The Blue Ribbon used to be one of my more favorite
places to dine at over the years as I have been at
Ft. Bragg AD military and as a civilian for over 16 years.
I have eaten all over post as a soldier way before
these were calling themselves restaurants or
Bistros, or (?) As a soldier we simply knew
these buildings as Mess halls or Chow Halls.
So times changed, names changed..Fine…but here
at WAMC over the years it seems the food quality
has diminished and prices have increased.
Now the argument will always be ” Well for this
same price of meal how much would you pay
going Off Post for a meal”. Well for starters Off Post
I won’t stand in line to order food off a cafeteria
line versus it being brought to me fresh to order.
Secondly, I can tweak my food to my tastes
versus a cookie cutter ‘This is all we got’ style.
So do you see now how we already took like
$10.00 off a standard meal ? Am I not being
fair and realistic?
**Now to readers that may not be familiar with
dining on a military facility : IT IS NOT A
ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET. Everything you eat
must be paid for!! Even a cup of ice is not free.
I often get this from persons that have never
dined on base anywhere and somehow they
believe that military dining is all inclusive
all you eat ..All day..Everyday!! Not True!
Active Duty SM are not even entitled to eat
all they can eat. Surprise Mom…
(**The psyops dining had a buffet**)
And the one point I hate to expose IS
the Blue Bistro serves lunch meal leftovers
for its dinner meal!! This is unpardonable!
Food establishments are forbidden from
serving leftovers. This is why so much food
is thrown away each day.
But Blue serves leftovers at the same price
as it did for the lunch meal. (WhistleBlower)
And many civilians patronize the Bistro #1 for
simplicity sake and #2 as former service members
we love the environment. Plain n Simple.
We love standing in line because we love how
this subconsciously reminds us of our time serving
the country.
… moreplaces to dine at over the years as I have been at
Ft. Bragg AD military and as a civilian for over 16 years.
I have eaten all over post as a soldier way before
these were calling themselves restaurants or
Bistros, or (?) As a soldier we simply knew
these buildings as Mess halls or Chow Halls.
So times changed, names changed..Fine…but here
at WAMC over the years it seems the food quality
has diminished and prices have increased.
Now the argument will always be ” Well for this
same price of meal how much would you pay
going Off Post for a meal”. Well for starters Off Post
I won’t stand in line to order food off a cafeteria
line versus it being brought to me fresh to order.
Secondly, I can tweak my food to my tastes
versus a cookie cutter ‘This is all we got’ style.
So do you see now how we already took like
$10.00 off a standard meal ? Am I not being
fair and realistic?
**Now to readers that may not be familiar with
dining on a military facility : IT IS NOT A
ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET. Everything you eat
must be paid for!! Even a cup of ice is not free.
I often get this from persons that have never
dined on base anywhere and somehow they
believe that military dining is all inclusive
all you eat ..All day..Everyday!! Not True!
Active Duty SM are not even entitled to eat
all they can eat. Surprise Mom…
(**The psyops dining had a buffet**)
And the one point I hate to expose IS
the Blue Bistro serves lunch meal leftovers
for its dinner meal!! This is unpardonable!
Food establishments are forbidden from
serving leftovers. This is why so much food
is thrown away each day.
But Blue serves leftovers at the same price
as it did for the lunch meal. (WhistleBlower)
And many civilians patronize the Bistro #1 for
simplicity sake and #2 as former service members
we love the environment. Plain n Simple.
We love standing in line because we love how
this subconsciously reminds us of our time serving
the country.
Josephine Bunn
With still one hour to go the hospital had one cashier to handle the long line. Our food was barely warm and by the time we got through the line to pay for it, the food was cold and we reheated it in their microwave. One of the vegetables had only one serving left. Plastic silverware was the only utensils available. The prices were very reasonable.
… moreGeorge Claude
This is not a knock on the quality of their cooking or the staff but the recent change in the POS system has cause my visits to go from sub 10 minutes to plus 30 minutes. They almost immediately lost half of the people I used to see go there on the daily. Very sad situation, if you have the time the food is low priced. There salads are amazing and insanely affordable.
… moreAngie Anderson
The food is decent here and the staff are pretty nice. It’s a great way to eat inexpensively and maintain some sort of healthy choice while doing so. I would say breakfast is the best meal with the cook to order grill, but for the most part you’ll be able to find a good choice for any meal.
… morewalter stiehm
Very nice DFAC. Far less expensive than eating at a restuarant. Very clean. Good selection. The food is good, just as good as you’d expect at any fast food place. Staff are very polite. Small soda 30 cents, grilled cheese 50 cents, large chef salad $3.
… moreRyan Lee
It’s pay for what you want. I believe the main entree is fairly cheap but you’re paying for anything extra. They do accept cash or card (and meal card).
It’s cafeteria food but I enjoyed it while I was at womack (wife gave birth). If you’re a new parent, and have moved onto the mother baby unit, they have a special menu for new parents. Dad will have to pay (mom receives it complementary) but it’s pretty good.
… moreIt’s cafeteria food but I enjoyed it while I was at womack (wife gave birth). If you’re a new parent, and have moved onto the mother baby unit, they have a special menu for new parents. Dad will have to pay (mom receives it complementary) but it’s pretty good.
William Karan
Warning- Rant (this mainly applies to meal card holders)
Place is an absolute joke, especially so on the weekends. I’ve been here so many times where they stop serving food half an hour or more early. Tonight I was informed that rice is a starch (rice is a grain), so I wasn’t able to get chips as well (which is a awful substitute when they don’t have actual starches on the menu). Some of the workers are awesome but no matter how nice I try to be some just have terrible attitudes. The breakfast serving sizes are comical, I get two pieces of the saltiest tiniest bacon in existence and watery scrambled eggs. I’d give them points on having a wide selection of vegetables if they knew how to prepare them anyway other than to boil all the taste and nutrients out of it.
I’d be completely fine with this if there was another realistic option for meal card holders on the weekends but there really isn’t.
… morePlace is an absolute joke, especially so on the weekends. I’ve been here so many times where they stop serving food half an hour or more early. Tonight I was informed that rice is a starch (rice is a grain), so I wasn’t able to get chips as well (which is a awful substitute when they don’t have actual starches on the menu). Some of the workers are awesome but no matter how nice I try to be some just have terrible attitudes. The breakfast serving sizes are comical, I get two pieces of the saltiest tiniest bacon in existence and watery scrambled eggs. I’d give them points on having a wide selection of vegetables if they knew how to prepare them anyway other than to boil all the taste and nutrients out of it.
I’d be completely fine with this if there was another realistic option for meal card holders on the weekends but there really isn’t.
Kevin Nord
Their food is good but the lines to pay are so incredibly, painfully slow. Your meal will be cold by the time you sit down to eat it. I really hope they can solve this problem because everything else is outstanding.
… moreAnita
The prices are excellent and the food is good and hot, my only complaint is there aren’t enough cashiers so the lines are always backed up and that’s not good for employees with limited time.
… more