Cafeterias in Waco, TX

“We actually visited the Tennis Courts. The courts are nice, but the lights are crazy....they lit up the courts...but I was blinded on most shots 6 ft high and above. I lost my first match in many months....I can't blame it all on the lights, but they took a good # of points away from me... lost 6-7 in a tie breaker after being up 6-5 before we switched again...the side against the pickleball courts won 11 of the 12 games...that should tell you enough.“

“East Village Dining Commons is not just a dining hall; it’s a culinary haven right in the heart of Baylor University. This two-story dining facility, perfectly positioned between Earle and Teal Residential Communities, has been my go-to spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner during my three years at Baylor.

What sets East Village apart is its consistent culinary-inspired menus and unique offerings like the one-of-a-kind Mongolian grill and an exhibition-style station that truly accentuates ‘fresh.’ Whether you’re looking for healthy options or a diverse range of flavors, this place has it all. The convenience of its location, right next to the business school and nestled between the parking lot, makes it an ideal spot for any student.

An intriguing fact about East Village is its commitment to sustainability, proudly holding a Level 1 certification by the Green Restaurant Association. This commitment to environmentally responsible dining options reflects a forward-thinking approach to food and sustainability, which is particularly commendable.

The dining commons can accommodate 500 guests, offering terrace campus-view seating for a delightful meal experience on a sunny afternoon. They also provide private dining options and a 200-seat conference room, catering to a range of needs.

East Village Dining Commons has been a significant part of my Baylor experience. Its convenient location, diverse and healthy food options, and commitment to sustainability make it a must-visit spot on campus. Whether you’re a student rushing between classes or just looking for a quality meal, East Village is worth the walk, even if it feels like a ‘hike’ from other campus buildings.“

“Hi! I’m a a graduate student, and it’s my first year at Baylor. I usually go to pendland, but thought I’d give memorial a try also.

Great greeting at the door, and the food was very good. However, I was getting food from the left side of the foodcourt, and had thought the food was self service as almost all the workers were ignoring me and carrying on a conversation.

I went to scoop some rice, and a black woman with blue highlights yelled, “no, no, no. This isn’t self serve baby, I was talking.” had never been spoken to or treated like that at any kind of food service establishment, let alone a public place. Nonetheless, I smiled and shrugged it off.

As it was just one woman who made the experience very unenjoyable, I will NOT be coming back.“