Gorgeous new cafe in a convenient spot on campus. It gets a bit busy around peak hours but theres so much seating and so much space + offers hot food and Starbucks drinks. I will definitely be back here every week when i’m on central!!
Michael Bashta
The prices are a bit better than other Cornell Dining locations. Plus, the weekly rotating menus make for some more exciting lunches.
Taylor Lea Thomas
? Yummy Alert! ?The crab and corn soup is soooooo tasty! Try it.Layout of the food area is a bit odd which creates a bad logistical flow for people getting food and those exiting with their food. Also, the staff are seemingly unfriendly and I swear I thought the guy serving in the hot food section was going to drip sweat into the curry. The older lady next to him served the rice so sloppy. The dish looked ugly because of how it was served and presented and so I left it. But, the crab and corn soup is fantastic!
Nikesh Dhar
Not a lot of choices, decent sandwiches and wraps!
Ashudeep Singh
Very polite and nice staff. The food is good and the ingredients are fresh. Can't really remember a negative thing about the cafe from the few times I have stopped by to grab lunch or coffee.
Waaaay too pricey for the taste and quantity. I would recommend eating at Terrace across the street
Phil Adams
You're never going to find a seat during peak hours. Plan to take your food with you elsewhere on the engineering quad.
Terren J.
Decent variety of options that taste just okay. There's a selection of wraps, hot/cold sandwiches, and pizzas on one end. The wraps are occasionally swapped out for an Indian or Chinese entree. There is a salad bar, soups/chili pots, small selection of dim sum in the middle. Then there's cold packaged sandwiches, bland sushi, and packaged snacks on another end. Prices are decent but portions can be a little bit more generous. (I get hungry fast after eating a whole wrap.) The cashier lines can get long during lunch rush hour. If you're an MBA student, you can sign up for the Executive Meal Plan which is a pre-paid plan that gives you a discount and no tax on purchases. The one thing that annoys me the most about this place is that they close around 2 PM. Terrace Cafe across the street in the Statler Hotel has much better food and longer hours of operation.
Gennesis Meza
Hot breakfast sandwiches all day
William Imperiale
The subs here are probably the best "bang for your buck" on campus. Big enough for two meals!
Gorgeous! Dandan noodles is awesome!
Gorgeous new cafe in a convenient spot on campus. It gets a bit busy around peak hours but theres so much seating and so much space + offers hot food and Starbucks drinks. I will definitely be back here every week when i’m on central!!
The prices are a bit better than other Cornell Dining locations. Plus, the weekly rotating menus make for some more exciting lunches.
? Yummy Alert! ?The crab and corn soup is soooooo tasty! Try it.Layout of the food area is a bit odd which creates a bad logistical flow for people getting food and those exiting with their food. Also, the staff are seemingly unfriendly and I swear I thought the guy serving in the hot food section was going to drip sweat into the curry. The older lady next to him served the rice so sloppy. The dish looked ugly because of how it was served and presented and so I left it. But, the crab and corn soup is fantastic!
Not a lot of choices, decent sandwiches and wraps!
Very polite and nice staff. The food is good and the ingredients are fresh. Can't really remember a negative thing about the cafe from the few times I have stopped by to grab lunch or coffee.
Great central location.
Friendly staff.
Burrito with Guac
Best sandwiches on campus.
Restaurantji Recommends
Waaaay too pricey for the taste and quantity. I would recommend eating at Terrace across the street
You're never going to find a seat during peak hours. Plan to take your food with you elsewhere on the engineering quad.
Decent variety of options that taste just okay. There's a selection of wraps, hot/cold sandwiches, and pizzas on one end. The wraps are occasionally swapped out for an Indian or Chinese entree. There is a salad bar, soups/chili pots, small selection of dim sum in the middle. Then there's cold packaged sandwiches, bland sushi, and packaged snacks on another end. Prices are decent but portions can be a little bit more generous. (I get hungry fast after eating a whole wrap.) The cashier lines can get long during lunch rush hour. If you're an MBA student, you can sign up for the Executive Meal Plan which is a pre-paid plan that gives you a discount and no tax on purchases. The one thing that annoys me the most about this place is that they close around 2 PM. Terrace Cafe across the street in the Statler Hotel has much better food and longer hours of operation.
Hot breakfast sandwiches all day
The subs here are probably the best "bang for your buck" on campus. Big enough for two meals!