Food during training?
04-30-2019, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by doug123
So random thought, but in training since you are cooped up in a hotel room, what do people do for food? I assume the hotel has free breakfast?
Not all hotels have a breakfast. I’ve been at Haytt no free breakfast. Haytt is good hotel, but isn’t location for long stay especially if you have no car. In walk distance only McDonalds. Sheraton has free breakfast, I don’t know about Best Western.
04-30-2019, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by DreFlyer
Can somebody at the La Quinta report on the breakfast situation?
(All LQI's are pretty much the same. It gets you through but don't expect to eat anything healthy or nutritious)
04-30-2019, 04:24 PM
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Training in IAH is definitely lacking on food options close by both the training center and hotels on JFK. I can't imagine going through initial without a car. There's literally no where to eat within walking distance of the training center. One would have to buy groceries and bring their lunch.
04-30-2019, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by dera
Finest powdered eggs in a 2 mile radius.
(All LQI's are pretty much the same. It gets you through but don't expect to eat anything healthy or nutritious)
(All LQI's are pretty much the same. It gets you through but don't expect to eat anything healthy or nutritious)
The food is the only good thing about that overnight.
04-30-2019, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by afterburn81
Training in IAH is definitely lacking on food options close by both the training center and hotels on JFK. I can't imagine going through initial without a car. There's literally no where to eat within walking distance of the training center. One would have to buy groceries and bring their lunch.
Next to the Sheraton and BW, there's a few decent places: Gumbo Jeaux's (cajun), Al Wadi (middle eastern), Papa Tony's pizza, and don't forget Hoot County
The restaurant in the Sheraton (Drifter's they call it) is also actually good. I recommend the chicken bacon avocado wrap.
Am I too much of a food nerd?
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