It had the best college food I've eaten. I've visited 9 colleges across the south and this one ranks highest. It had plenty of options for plenty of diets. Still, it was school food, so the food was good, but wasn't perfect
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Joe Macri
Food is subpar to microwaved meals and is improperly prepared (have seen chefs using their phones without gloves while cooking and touching food, uncooked chicken in soup and salad topping). Workers with 1 or 2 exceptions are extremely rude and aggressive, have seen a worker get in a shouting match with profanities with a patron in front of children. Because students by swipes at the start of the year, they are viewed as free when used at the edge so the edge prepares it's food as if it's free. They send out these surveys for students and never change anything despite the vast contempt for dining on campus.
Vegetarian options: If you want at true health they have been known to chase you down because allergens and meat get cross contaminated and placed in the food
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
K S
Not the best chefs or anything but a large selection and usually you can find at least a few tasty dishes. For $11 all you can eat, it's a good deal if you're trying to bulk. Crowded with students especially ones who live on campus.
Triceratops Trexsosaurus
Great food great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
el cucumber
Food is repetitive, extremely bland, and often improperly prepared. Service is tolerable, but the portions are perfectly sized such that one is not enough but two is too much. It is often extremely loud and is generally crowded, but if you have a half-decent pair of headphones or earbuds it's tolerable. For the value, it is overpriced.
Dietary restrictions: Only one option, no allergies station. No consistent (or good) vegetarian or vegan options aside from sandwich bar.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Juan Ortiz Nito
Food goes hard (food is good) but it's usually super
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
M Ali
Best food experience so far in Auburn
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew H
Terrible food they can’t cook rice the workers don’t ever wanna be there. They have a lot of options but they all always
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Irene Lin
The environment is great, but the food may sometimes be good, sometimes not. Depends on different menus each day
Maggie Hurt
The edge is my favorite place on earth. To me the edge cultivates a deep sense of community all around a gourmet meal. I love the edge.
$10.89 for an all you can eat experience unlike the usual greasy buffet. Everything runs like clockwork with great staff ready to serve. Put a couple (7 or 8) fruits in a backpack and fill a water bottle up with Powerade (no ice) and you won't get any funny looks.
The food selection and quality has decreased significantly since it’s first year. Due to inflation, and supply chain issues, prices went up, Portions are limited and soda runs out.But there is always pizza.
It had the best college food I've eaten. I've visited 9 colleges across the south and this one ranks highest. It had plenty of options for plenty of diets. Still, it was school food, so the food was good, but wasn't perfect
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Food is subpar to microwaved meals and is improperly prepared (have seen chefs using their phones without gloves while cooking and touching food, uncooked chicken in soup and salad topping). Workers with 1 or 2 exceptions are extremely rude and aggressive, have seen a worker get in a shouting match with profanities with a patron in front of children. Because students by swipes at the start of the year, they are viewed as free when used at the edge so the edge prepares it's food as if it's free. They send out these surveys for students and never change anything despite the vast contempt for dining on campus.
Vegetarian options: If you want at true health they have been known to chase you down because allergens and meat get cross contaminated and placed in the food
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Not the best chefs or anything but a large selection and usually you can find at least a few tasty dishes. For $11 all you can eat, it's a good deal if you're trying to bulk. Crowded with students especially ones who live on campus.
Great food great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is repetitive, extremely bland, and often improperly prepared. Service is tolerable, but the portions are perfectly sized such that one is not enough but two is too much. It is often extremely loud and is generally crowded, but if you have a half-decent pair of headphones or earbuds it's tolerable. For the value, it is overpriced.
Dietary restrictions: Only one option, no allergies station. No consistent (or good) vegetarian or vegan options aside from sandwich bar.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Food goes hard (food is good) but it's usually super
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best food experience so far in Auburn
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Terrible food they can’t cook rice the workers don’t ever wanna be there. They have a lot of options but they all always
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
The environment is great, but the food may sometimes be good, sometimes not. Depends on different menus each day
The edge is my favorite place on earth. To me the edge cultivates a deep sense of community all around a gourmet meal. I love the edge.
Restaurantji Recommends
$10.89 for an all you can eat experience unlike the usual greasy buffet. Everything runs like clockwork with great staff ready to serve. Put a couple (7 or 8) fruits in a backpack and fill a water bottle up with Powerade (no ice) and you won't get any funny looks.
Vegetarian options: Yes, and a whole salad bar
Parking: Parking deck
Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator
Dietary restrictions: Yes: vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, etc
pretty good
The food selection and quality has decreased significantly since it’s first year. Due to inflation, and supply chain issues, prices went up, Portions are limited and soda runs out.But there is always pizza.
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