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I was sleeved by Dr. Aceves July 12. The hotel we stayed at Crown Royal, OMG had the best rib eye tacos and quacamole!! Also there is a train resturant right across the street and down a little on the right that also has really good food. Nina or someone on Dr. Aceves' team will tell you exactly where it is safe to walk and where they have good food!

I think I had the chicken breast, bacon wrapped or something like that. I mostly remember having the tortilla chips though, thinking I wouldn't have any for a LONG time. The Hotel food is really good, and it did not make me ill, I'm sure you'd be ok to eat there.

Me and my sleeve sisters all went to the Colorado Room at the Crowne Plaza. The food was amazing. I had the mexican special or something like that. It was so good, had tacos, quesadilla, steak sooo good! Prices were not bad either.

We ate at the hotel restaurant; it was really good food & good prices. My hubby accompanied me and for his meals out he went to the little train restaurant near the hospital, and a chinese restaurant near the hospital. DH said he liked the train restaurant a lot, and felt like he was cheating because the food was so great and prices so low. He said the chinese restaurant was very average at best, but the train one was really great.

Post surgery be careful of tortillas. You shouldn't have the corn and the flour is like untoasted bread that your stomach may not tolerate. The first time I tried the flour I was lucky to be sitting near the restroom when it came back up.

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