The University Club

The food is good and the people who work here are nice. But this is possibly the slowest restaurant on the planet. With busy faculty etc it’s a tough place to count on when you need a grab and go lunch.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 2

good food but somewhat expensive

The food is consistently well prepared and delicious, workers provides awesome customer service. I really like how neat it is and mood. I highly recommend this place.

Overpriced. I came here Bc I needed something small for lunch yet healthy. So decided on the half sandwich and soup. They charge $10 for this meal, when you can get the whole sandwich with a side for $12. (Eye roll). The half meal honestly is not with $10 (but I guess that my punishment for having a healthier diet, pay more for less), and it should really cost more like $7 to $8. The food was good, so I’ll give them two stars instead of one. But I don’t recommending coming here unless you have money to waste, or as I overheard some faculty, “needing to escape from students”.

The place offers a nice range of fresh food. I like eating here. Staff members are always helpful, pricing is affordable and the place is always well organised.

Real good food and excellent service. Nice atmosphere in elegant setting. Pricier than the average university fare, but it is not an average locale. Only caveat, short hours, weekdays only opens 3 hours and closes at 2 pm.

This is the best place on campus to watch the World Cup. Students can eat here, and it's well worth it.

american food at this spot - yummy. Looking forward to coming back with my coworkers. Prices were fair for the quality of the food.

Has everything you need!

This place might be the best to eat on campus (when is open). Most of the food on campus are over priced and taste like trash. For a few dollars more you can get a real food at this place.

Poorly ran by administration, RA’s are good people, because they’re students themselves, but the ones in charge, the “adults,” are rude and treat you like children like if it’s middle school, and you’re staying away at a camp or something. Being a dorm student means they don’t have your back. We pay more for a parking permit just to park only at the dorms, while commuters get to pay less for a parking permit and they can park anywhere they can find a spot on campus AND they have designated parking places near HOUSING. They all of a sudden require students to pay during the winter and simply say “save your financial aid reimbursement” as if we get $1500 just to save when we have books to buy and are trying to take care of ourselves. A lot of us work and still can’t save up just to simply pay to stay 6 weeks in the winter. If they were going to do this all along they should have been consistent rather than make this radical change out of nowhere with no way to help and simply say “save up” as if it’s so easy. For some, including me, my financial aid barely covered the fees for housing, and my wages from work pay my books, bills, and food because I cannot afford the meal plan, and now I’ll probably be homeless during the winter. I still have one more year to go, let’s hope my review doesn’t affect me from being able to get housing again next year because as much as it is unsatisfactory, it’s a necessity, and it’s that way for many other students.