[hkramman1111]

where do you go to school? whats the food like at their dining hall? any good favorite meals?

[bassbumkyle]

I go to school at Shepherd University. My dining hall is terrible. My favorite food is pizza.

[Thumper614]

Originally Posted by hkramman1111

where do you go to school? whats the food like at their dining hall? any good favorite meals?

University of Hartford.
and the food varies. some days its banging good. other days it blows
the **** part is that the school forces you to drink coke products or water. they dont have a contract with pepsi or minute maid which blows, meaning students are forced to drink sugary **** all the time. some kids dont mind it. but id rather not drink soda all the time..
favorite food : ................................ is it possible to like college food?

[diablodow]

University of north Dakota. The food is about what you would expect. Good chicken tortilla soup. I moved off campus and cook for myself I feel so much better after I stopped eating all the processed garbage they serve.

[GrimXtk]

Kennesaw State University

Top 25 in food somewhere (I don't remember)

It's like... $8.50 a meal (per swipe, that you HAVE to buy).

Some food is good some isn't. Plenty of options and could probably eat there everyday (all you can eat), but once you run out of swipes and have to buy more, its not really worth buying them since they expire after the semester and could spend $8.50 on food on other places.

[vs.not allowed]

Northern Michigan University

Food is straight buttdick. They close at 8pm everyday, even though classes dont stop till 9:30/10ish.

[Squilliam]

Maine Maritime Academy: You spend more time on the ****ter then you do eating the food.

[MuSt@f@55]

Penn State University; University Park Campus

I cook for one of the dining halls on campus and I would say our food is generally pretty good. Our dining hall see's over 3,000 students a day and the variety of food is outrageous. I would say the fruit bar is most likely my favorite. Always six different selections of fresh fruit to pick from.

[bspitch1]

Originally Posted by MuSt@f@55

Penn State University; University Park Campus

I cook for one of the dining halls on campus and I would say our food is generally pretty good. Our dining hall see's over 3,000 students a day and the variety of food is outrageous. I would say the fruit bar is most likely my favorite. Always six different selections of fresh fruit to pick from.

Do you work in pollock?

Im also Penn State; University park. Food varies, there is a lot of variety so everyone tends to find something good. For us athletes, the occasional varsity meal is ridiculously good.

[MuSt@f@55]

Originally Posted by bspitch1

Do you work in pollock?

Im also Penn State; University park. Food varies, there is a lot of variety so everyone tends to find something good. For us athletes, the occasional varsity meal is ridiculously good.

Yes, I do work in Pollock.

[Brock Obama v.2]

Originally Posted by MuSt@f@55

Penn State University; University Park Campus

I cook for one of the dining halls on campus and I would say our food is generally pretty good. Our dining hall see's over 3,000 students a day and the variety of food is outrageous. I would say the fruit bar is most likely my favorite. Always six different selections of fresh fruit to pick from.

Originally Posted by bspitch1

Do you work in pollock?

Im also Penn State; University park. Food varies, there is a lot of variety so everyone tends to find something good. For us athletes, the occasional varsity meal is ridiculously good.

I also go to Penn State, I lived in West Halls (Hamilton) so I thought the food was pretty good. I heard Pollock has the best food (since that's where most of the athletes live) but I've never had a chance to eat there. Definitely looking forward to stopping by next year.

Edit: And my favorite meal was when they served crab cakes. It was nothing compared to crab cakes back home in Maryland, but it was real crab with little/no filling. The buffalo chicken/chicken bacon ranch pizzas are pretty damn good too.

[chain hang]

Clemson University

It's not bad but it's not great, you get used to it after a while. If you don't like anything that's being cooked there's a sandwich and omlette bar.

[giants57]

My residence hall at West Virginia University has a pretty good bistro with a lot of options. Can make some pretty sweet samiches with all kinds of stuff on those days when I need a quick snack.

[ProtoBaller1991]

columbia college chicago, when i lived in the dorms, the food wasnt too bad. they had pizza that they made which was decent. a guy that would grill some burgers for you. and a sandwich maker. along with other random 7-11 type foods.

[AuxiliaryPie]

University of Toledo

our food was really good freshman year, when my school was getting fat money from the gov't and my sophomore year they lost a lot of funding and **** went bad, real quick. they always have the same meals in every dining hall for br/lu/dn plus one station of some random food (mexican, wings, soul food, etc)

good news is i moved off campus and i can just eat whatever, whenever. great feeling, and saves ~$2k a semester (plus whatever i spend on food, gonna track that this year if im not too lazy and see where the savings are).

edit- i agree on all the sugary drinks. however theres pepsi (im a coke guy), gatorade, tea, milk, fruit juice..i would just pound chocolate milk
fav meal: once i saw the freshman 15 comin on i would get a burger patty (no bun) and put a salad on top of it, then eat a big *** apple

[Team Misfit]

I'm not in college but I go to university of Texas 2 weeks out if the year for football camp.

The breakfast is horrible .. I like there biscuits

Dinner and lunch are not bad.Ribs and pizza are good.

If anyone goes there I'm talking about J2 Dinner.
I usually get put in jester dorms

[ArchAngelIon]

UArizona had prepaid meal cards that you could use at a number of real fast food places at the union.

I had panda express twice a week and papa johns whenever. The non chain places served up Italian, grilled sandwiches, and Mexican. Food quality was solid, but lines sometimes got silly on 5$ combo day.

Also a chill bagel/deli spot owned by the school was my go-to quick lunch.

[doless]

msu, good ****, way overpriced tuition

[dhspooner]

Originally Posted by Team Misfit

I'm not in college but I go to university of Texas 2 weeks out if the year for football camp.

The breakfast is horrible .. I like there biscuits

Dinner and lunch are not bad.Ribs and pizza are good.

If anyone goes there I'm talking about J2 Dinner.
I usually get put in jester dorms

Dude dobie food court at ut is great. You dont get what students get if they provide you food for camp. What did u expect?

[Captain A v2.0]

When I was at KU Chic-fil-a was great.

[sucka T.]

I didnt enjoy dining hall, until i had to make my own meals. Now I miss being able to eat at dining hall whenever i wanted.