The Eagles nest cafe has overpriced food for students. And the first thing you'll notice is a lot of dead birds who die during the day as a result of the humidity - the way the coffee shop in the park puts it. With so much that I only had to go through a couple of minutes of the coffee, it made it a bit stressful for me, but the staff were always looking forward to my reaction. It all got pretty crazy to me because of all the different kinds of birds that went up and down on this cafe. My brother just wanted a cup of coffee and one for his new kids. It was his third try at it. It was really cool when they came home and opened the fridge. The whole day went without any kind of drama or drama that didn't happen in the outside world. The next change I noticed was the coffee shop that they had painted. I always remember when their decor looked like this: And now all the good business I've had at the cafe is all in the background. You look across the main street at the old Starbucks, and every now and then there will be a sign saying: "You just like the coffee." The next thing I noticed was that those tiny tiny little birds were walking around the coffee shop. Those little tiny birds actually don't normally run here, but I never quite tried to leave the bird nest or
Alefa J. Afalava
Lax management, some of the workers are just plain rude, and they sometimes get your order right.
Nathaniel Sutter
Several good vegetarian options
Landon Harding
My top place for cafe food. Dropped in on Mon I think. The service here is above par. This place has a great design. Food is like a place in Baltimore I liked.
Eduardo B.
To describe Eagle's Nest Cafe, it's an on campus extension of The Commons. Located on the campus of La Sierra, Eagles Nest serves pre made sandwiches and pastries along with an on demand vegetarian deli. It's nothing fancy, as a matter of fact one of the biggest complaints of the students at La Sierra is the over priced items at the Eagles Nest Cafe. For those who don't frequent the Eagle's Nest Cafe, such as myself, the food and drinks are tolerable. They are the only place on the campus where you can grab a snack, drink or coffee. If you are visiting La Sierra and happen to be staying on the campus, Eagle's Nest Cafe is your only choice between hours or late night. It's mostly used as a socializing or late study area. They tend to have live music and events.
Chelsea A.
Long wait for anything even if there isn't anyone there. There aren't very many options, but the stuff they do make isn't bad. I like getting a cheeseburger which is actually pretty affordable. Everything is vegetarian but not vegan so there is real cheese. There is a really good selection of drinks and if you're looking for caffeine you can find it at the Eagles Nest.
Clóvis Golfetto
(Translated by Google) Café de Las Sierra University.
leeshima jin
I love the vibe here specially when it's open mic night to see and meet new people and people with Talent
The food is too expensive for the amount of portion they give you. The food is horrible, and the school expects you to pay for everything. PB&J is too overpriced here. The students here are paying at least $40,000 per year, at least try to make the food decent.
Micah B.
The price matches the quality and options - low. Non students are able purchase fair priced meals while students who use cafeteria cards are left paying around 10 dollars for a PB&J a drink and chips.
Daniel Castillo
A place with just vegetarian food that can fill me up is a good place in general
Adrian G.
Peanut jelly sandwiches are a great thing to eat when you run out of food and can't buy anything past 9pm because everything closes and you remember you live in Riverside.
The Eagles nest cafe has overpriced food for students. And the first thing you'll notice is a lot of dead birds who die during the day as a result of the humidity - the way the coffee shop in the park puts it. With so much that I only had to go through a couple of minutes of the coffee, it made it a bit stressful for me, but the staff were always looking forward to my reaction. It all got pretty crazy to me because of all the different kinds of birds that went up and down on this cafe. My brother just wanted a cup of coffee and one for his new kids. It was his third try at it. It was really cool when they came home and opened the fridge. The whole day went without any kind of drama or drama that didn't happen in the outside world. The next change I noticed was the coffee shop that they had painted. I always remember when their decor looked like this: And now all the good business I've had at the cafe is all in the background. You look across the main street at the old Starbucks, and every now and then there will be a sign saying: "You just like the coffee." The next thing I noticed was that those tiny tiny little birds were walking around the coffee shop. Those little tiny birds actually don't normally run here, but I never quite tried to leave the bird nest or
Lax management, some of the workers are just plain rude, and they sometimes get your order right.
Several good vegetarian options
My top place for cafe food. Dropped in on Mon I think. The service here is above par. This place has a great design. Food is like a place in Baltimore I liked.
To describe Eagle's Nest Cafe, it's an on campus extension of The Commons. Located on the campus of La Sierra, Eagles Nest serves pre made sandwiches and pastries along with an on demand vegetarian deli. It's nothing fancy, as a matter of fact one of the biggest complaints of the students at La Sierra is the over priced items at the Eagles Nest Cafe. For those who don't frequent the Eagle's Nest Cafe, such as myself, the food and drinks are tolerable. They are the only place on the campus where you can grab a snack, drink or coffee. If you are visiting La Sierra and happen to be staying on the campus, Eagle's Nest Cafe is your only choice between hours or late night. It's mostly used as a socializing or late study area. They tend to have live music and events.
Long wait for anything even if there isn't anyone there. There aren't very many options, but the stuff they do make isn't bad. I like getting a cheeseburger which is actually pretty affordable. Everything is vegetarian but not vegan so there is real cheese. There is a really good selection of drinks and if you're looking for caffeine you can find it at the Eagles Nest.
(Translated by Google) Café de Las Sierra University.
I love the vibe here specially when it's open mic night to see and meet new people and people with Talent
Yummy (:
Yummy (:
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The food is too expensive for the amount of portion they give you. The food is horrible, and the school expects you to pay for everything. PB&J is too overpriced here. The students here are paying at least $40,000 per year, at least try to make the food decent.
The price matches the quality and options - low. Non students are able purchase fair priced meals while students who use cafeteria cards are left paying around 10 dollars for a PB&J a drink and chips.
A place with just vegetarian food that can fill me up is a good place in general
Peanut jelly sandwiches are a great thing to eat when you run out of food and can't buy anything past 9pm because everything closes and you remember you live in Riverside.
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