Eagles Nest

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Eagles Nest

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  • Entrees all Day Served from 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

Weekly Schedule

  • Entrees all Day     Mon-Thu, 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
  • Entrees all Day     Fri, 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

Conveniently located in the heart of campus, do not miss checking out the Eagles Nest! This classic diner is the hot spot for students, complete with a juke box. Just like a classic diner, the Eagles Nest serves a wide variety of food from all-natural beef burgers, ham and cheese sandwiches and trans-fat free french fries. We also feature a wide selection of fresh Mexican fare - just like you would find at an authentic Baja taqueria. NEW!! Premium Salads will be offered in addition our traditional Grill Fare Monday - Friday 11am - 4pm just look out for the special of day at the Grill Counter.

ask us about our sack lunch program!

Have a scheduling conflict? Too busy to make lunch? Our sack lunch program* is perfect for the busy on-the-go student!

*Sign up in the Café Biola office. Pickup time will be scheduled during time of signup.

FOOD ALLERGIES

Serving Students with Food Allergies and Celiac Disease

The dining services team is well-trained in food allergy awareness and offer a number of options for students with food allergies and celiac disease. This includes communication about and modification to existing menu items, special preparation of menu items, and access to special products as agreed upon with students.

Daily menus for each café can be accessed at cafebiola.cafebonappetit.com. Menu items that are appropriate options for most students with celiac disease are labeled as “made without gluten-containing ingredients” and can be filtered to streamline searching using the dietary preferences filter. Top-9 allergens are included in menu names and/or descriptions whenever possible. For more on eating with a food allergy in our café, visit this page. Further questions about ingredients can be answered by our trained managers/chefs on-site.

For questions about these services or to request food allergy accommodations, students should contact:

Leon Darley Jr, General Manager
(562) 944-0351 Ext. 5789
leon.l.darleyjr@biola.edu

Office of Disability Services, Learning Center
(562) 903-4542
learning.center@biola.edu

Eat Right — For You

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Wellness

When it comes to wellness, Bon Appétit’s focus is on simple, delicious food — that happens to be good for you. To support long-term health, we are bringing more plants to menus every day in a craveable way, while emphasizing healthy cooking techniques. When healthy food tastes good, nourishing your body and mind becomes the easy choice.

Our wellness commitments
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Food Allergies

We serve thousands of guests with food allergies and sensitivities safely in our cafés every day. Our chefs, managers, and dietitians work closely with our food-allergic guests to create reasonable solutions to help them eat what they love. If you have questions about eating for your dietary needs in our cafés, reach out to us: we’ll gladly meet with you.

Food allergies & sensitivities
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Sustainability

Wellness also includes the health of the animals, the workers, the community, and the Earth. They’re all connected. Bon Appétit has been committed to “food service for a sustainable future” for decades, and we’ve led the food service industry in tackling many important issues, such as cage-free eggs, antibiotics in animal production, and farmworker rights.

Our sustainability commitments

Tell Us What You Think

Common Questions

  • I’ve been trying to eat a healthier diet. Will I be able to find a healthy food choice in my café?
  • Can you tell me how many calories are in the foods in my café?
  • How will you handle my concerns about a food allergy?
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Grub Hub

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Meet the food app on campus!

Order from on-campus restaurants, pay with your campus card and pick up your food with campus dining in the Grubhub app.

Pickup at Heritage Cafe.

 

Healthy Athletes

It All Adds Up

IRON EDITION
Iron performs many important functions in the body. Most importantly for athletes, this mineral is critical in the transfer of oxygen from the lungs to body tissue, including muscles — meaning any shortages may also leave you short on performance. Iron can be found in both animal and plant foods and all sources can help meet your daily needs.  Remember, plant foods are good for both people and planet so don’t count those iron sources out!

Here’s how it adds up:

  1. Plant sources of iron are better absorbed when consumed with a good source of vitamin C. Add citrus fruits/juices, dark green leafy and other vegetables, and/or potatoes to meals that include iron from plants.
  2. Calcium and caffeine have the opposite effect — reducing the absorption iron, so target your calcium and caffeine-containing for times that you are not eating food rich in iron
  3. How much do you need? The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for adults 19-50 years old is 8mg/day for men and 18mg/day for women. Here’s a list of foods/food groups that can be used to help meet your daily iron needs.

ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH?

food ~mg iron
fortified hot breakfast cereals 8-10mg/packet
raisin bran (and many other fortified cereals) 17mg/cup
beans and lentils 4-8mg/cup
dark leafy greens 3mg/1/2 cup
nuts and seeds 2mg/ounce
dried fruits 2mg/1/2 cup
quinoa 3mg/cup
tofu 3.5mg/1/2 cup
dark chocolate 3.5mg/ounce
shellfish particularly clams, oysters, and mussels 2-3mg/3.5 ounces
turkey and fish 1.5mg/3.5 ounces
beef 3mg/3.5 ounces