Naval Air Station Whidbey Island's Admiral Nimitz Hall

Galley Description

Admiral Nimitz hall at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island is conveniently located in the center of Ault Field, near bachelor housing and flight line workstations. We pride ourselves in high quality food and service and invite you to join us!

Admiral Nimitz Hall menu: Galley Cycle Menu →

ANNOUNCEMENT: Admiral Nimitz Hall Birthday Meal

All galley-eligible patrons with birthdays in January through March can enjoy a special meal just for them on March 31, 2008 from 11 a.m. to noon. Menu features grilled steak, lobster tails, baked potatoes, steamed broccoli, buttered corn on the cob, sautéed mushrooms and onions, dinner rolls, garden fresh salad, birthday cake and ice cream. Sign up with the cashier no later than March 28.

Food Service Pledge to our Patrons:

Our mission is to provide you with wholesome, well balanced, and satisfying meals served under the most sanitary conditions possible, in an atmosphere that is conducive to good dining. In carrying out our mission, we will ensure that:

		You are provided a menu which is varied and nutritious.
		Your food preferences are given primary consideration.
		Your meals are properly prepared and appealingly served at the appropriate temperature.
		Each meal is served on time in a prompt and courteous manner.

We welcome your ideas and constructive suggestions!

Dress Code

All galley patrons must abide by the established dress code. No athletic wear or flip flops are permitted.

Hours

The Following are our extended service hours:
Breakfast	6 am – 8 am
Lunch	11 am – 1 pm
Dinner	4:30 pm – 6 pm

All other hours remain the same.

We will be asking our Patrons to self-bus their trays.
Thank you!

Attention: DOD Civilians and Contractors

Effective 1 October 2004, CNIC has directed that DoD Civilians and contractors are no longer eligible to use the galley unless under government travel orders. Reasons for this change are as follows:

The actual cost to provide a meal in the CONUS galleys, including surcharge, is significantly in excess of the surcharge rate.

The primary purpose of our galleys is to feed RIK Sailors and Marines. In today’s tight funding environment, costs associated with feeding others in excess of the meal charge cannot be supported.

Regretfully, authority to raise this charge does not exist within the Navy today. Until this obstacle can be overcome, cash sales to civilians and contractors are no longer authorized.

Visit the Liberty (single sailor) and Operation Uplift programs, located in the northwest corner of the Admiral Nimitz Hall.