Any good places you suggest to eat when you are in the soft food/approaching the regular food?

Are you allowed ground meats and legumes yet? If so, any place that serves chili is a good option, since they usually serve cups of it and it's high protein.

Yeah that's a good idea. Maybe a place like panera might be good?

Yeah that's a good idea. Maybe a place like panera might be good?

Yep! I believe they have turkey chili and black bean Soup on their normal menu, so both of those would be good, high Protein options.

Diners are also good, especially those that do 24 hour Breakfast. You can always get some soft scrambled eggs

I don't go out to eat very often, but when it is necessary, I head for a place Baker's Square, Panera, Bob Evans, etc., for lunch or dinner (large variety for everybody) or anyplace I can get an omelet or eggs for breakfast. Also, I agree that anyplace that offers chili or a hearty soup is ok.

Always nice if you have someone to share with. Otherwise, ask for a "to go" container right away. There will be leftovers.

I pretty much ate at home during that period. Frankensleeve did not like any foods too well. But the few times I did eat out, it was Mexican food. Re-fried beans and guacamole, queso, and the finely ground taco meat.

love Mexican food!

I pretty much ate at home during that period. Frankensleeve did not like any foods too well. But the few times I did eat out, it was Mexican food. Re-fried Beans and guacamole, queso, and the finely ground taco meat.

One of my first meals out was Mexican as well. Our favorite place serves "Mexican Breakfast" on Saturdays, so I had eggs with some cheese and enchilada sauce and some refried beans. I think I got about three meals out of it with all the leftovers!

I tried refried Beans at a restaurant, and it was a terrible experience.

I've been successful anywhere where they have Soup.. or fish..