Sharpe Refectory
Upper Level, 144 Thayer St, Providence
(401) 863-3343
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Upper Level, 144 Thayer St, Providence
(401) 863-3343
Brown needs more dining halls that serve fewer people. For the amount of tuition we pay, the food is not on par with our peer institutions. Food is frequently poorly cooked. I have received raw chicken on multiple occasions.
Food selection was lacking, many stations unstaffed or just having a pittance of food. Hot items under temperature. Quite disappointing for an Ivy League school.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Excellent food
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Delicious!
Very good food, selection and quality.
Extremely clean and well organized
Pleasantly surprised with this campus dining Hall. Has multiple options for breakfast, which is when we were there. Dietary options abound and staff can assist if needed.
Vegetarian options: Numerous vegetarian options. There is an omelette station, breads, fruit, frittata and other items.
Kid-friendliness: Kids can find plenty of things to eat
Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, and staff can assist.
Dietary restrictions: Can accommodate all dietary restrictions, but may need advanced notice for kosher, halal and others. Dairy friendly items all over.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great people. If you're a Brown student just go eat there.
Students like to complain about their food. I have eaten in student dining halls in Germany, the UK and the US. When it comes down to food diversity and quality this dining hall is easily the best! No questions asked. The only negative is the somewhat steep pricing but quality has its price and so i am not overly upset.
Restaurantji Recommends
Love my "Ratty" folks !
thick kiwi
called the ratty for a reason. ice cream amazing.
What can one say about "the Ratty"? The food is decent by college cafeteria standards and the open space makes it friendly and festive. Of course as a returning alum it's all about the memories and traditions
all you can eat
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