We are proud to offer the Treat Yourself Room Service Program. A host will bring you a menu to keep in your child’s room. After reviewing the menu, call 606-3663 (FOOD) on the room phone to order. Parents may also call in their child’s selections to 606-3663 (FOOD) from outside the hospital. Food and Nutrition call hours are 6:30a.m. to 6:30p.m.
We understand that you want to comfort and nourish your child.
If you do bring food from home, please label your containers with your child’s name, date of birth and the current date.
Healthy snacks and refreshments are available for children on the nursing units. Please ask your nurse for food if your child is hungry.
If you cannot leave your child’s room, you may request that one parent meal be delivered to your room. A small charge for each meal will appear on your child’s hospital bill.
If you have questions about the menu or need help placing your order, your host can assist you.
Infant formula is provided for your infant during hospitalization. Your nurse can give you a list of infant formulas that Hasbro Children’s has available. If you don’t see your child’s formula listed, please ask to speak to your nurse or to a registered dietitian, who will be able to discuss options available to you. You can request certified lactation counselor services by speaking with your health care team. Breast pumps are available upon request.
There are a variety of dining options in the hospital, including the following.
Our Artisan Café & Market (cafeteria), on the first floor of the Rhode Island Hospital main building (the Zecchino Pavilion), serves hot and cold meals, beverages, daily specials, salads, and desserts. The cafeteria is open from 6:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
The Dudley Street Café offers a wide selection of menu items, including breakfast pastries, sandwiches made to order, salads, fresh fruit, cookies, and desserts. Located on the first floor at the end of the bridge to the Cooperative Care Center, the café is open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
There are also more than 40 vending machines throughout the hospital campus, including outside the Hasbro Children’s emergency department, and in the Anderson Emergency Department.
