Absolutely divine service. I’ve never tasted better food in my life. My favorite part is watching the strange characters come into this establishment
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alyssa Wangsgard
it is mid
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Amy Miller
The professional chefs do a great job. The other lines here are good food. Like and sandwich and salad bar. This is a cozy cafeteria and located near housing. I like that they make their own ice cream flavors.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Jayson Laird
The Junction is definitely a bit pricey, especially if you get the meal plan. The atmosphere is alright, and the workers are nice, but the food can be pretty... questionable sometimes (namely Chef's Line and the pizza/pasta. The sandwiches are usually pretty good). 3 stars for being "just okay."
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
TM W
Great service!
Food: 4
Service: 5
Adam Hall
Amazing breakfast but sometimes had limited options for lunch and dinner. All the food was great, but the limited options makes it difficult if you're a picky eater at all. Lots of drink and dessert options, and always has a salad and sandwich bar
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Joshua Atkinson
Good enough to eat when you need it. Good enough service. Good enough tables too.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Fynn Black
Went here for fsy very loud
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Alex Rottlaender
For the quality of the food this place is extremely overpriced.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Ezra Hyde
Ah man, the Dirty J. Starting my second semester and my return to The Junction was greeted with an assortment of some of the most unappetizing and disappointing “food” I have ever laid my eyes upon. Somehow the sustenance has gotten worse.I write this review after eating a “meal” that consisted of watermelon chunks, orange jello, and Froot Loops, because that was the only food they were serving tonight that seemed edible. I sat there, beneath the glaring hospital lights, looking around at my fellow Utah State Aggies who were trying their best to create meals out of the abominations that were pouring out of the kitchen. I stared down at my Dinner from Hell, silently berating myself for not rushing to The Marketplace before they closed. How dare they?How dare they force freshman, who just want to live on campus, to shell out hundreds and even thousands of dollars on a meal plan where you are forced to choose between the most mediocre place on earth, or a cafeteria similar to the one that Omar Abdel-Rahman eats at in the ADX-Florence maximum security prison.Betsy Cantwell, PLEASE allocate more than $3 from the Universities yearly budget to Food Services. It’s the least you could do after making us spend upwards of $2000 on this meal plan.I leave 1 star and not zero because Taco Tuesday got heat fr. Tuesdays I love The Junction, every other day I loathe it. Eat at The Marketplace if you can. It ranges from extremely average to pretty good.Unlike The Junction which ranges from pig slop to edible.
This place is literally Junk Junction from Fortnite
Benson Marshall
Poor food, very expensive for what you get with the student meal plan.
Food: 1
Elena Rodriguez
Where do I even begin with The Junction? This culinary disaster disguises itself as a restaurant on our college campus, preying on innocent students who are forced into buying a mandatory meal plan. If I could give this place negative stars, I would do it in a heartbeat.Let's talk about the ambiance, or should I say lack thereof. The Junction manages to achieve the perfect blend of sterile hospital cafeteria and abandoned psych ward. The harsh, unyielding lighting overhead adds a touch of horror movie ambiance, setting the stage for the stomach-churning experience that awaits anyone foolish enough to step inside.Now, onto the food – or rather, the abominations they dare to serve and call meals. I wouldn't feed The Junction's offerings to my worst enemy's pet rock. The menu boasts a selection of tasteless slop that could only be concocted by someone with a profound disdain for both flavor and nutrition. I have encountered more satisfying meals in a prison mess hall, and at least there, the inmates have the excuse of punishment.The mandatory bulk meal plan is the icing on this rancid cake. Students are coerced into shelling out their hard-earned money for a minimum of 110 meals per semester, effectively chaining them to a diet of despair. It's a financial black hole, sucking up funds that could be better spent on literally anything else – even a lifetime supply of instant noodles would be a gourmet upgrade.The Junction is not just a culinary abomination; it's a stain on the very fabric of campus life. The only positive aspect of this establishment is that it serves as a cautionary tale for future generations of students who may one day find themselves unwittingly enrolled in a gastronomic nightmare.In conclusion, avoid The Junction like the plague unless you have a masochistic desire to subject your taste buds to an unending parade of mediocrity. It's a shame that such a pitiful excuse for a restaurant continues to exist on our campus, preying on the vulnerable hunger of students who deserve far better.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jason Borgholthaus
If I could give a zero star review i would. No place has ever committed this kinda of assault to my intentional tract. Whoever cooked the food needs to take salt 1050 because i’ve never had such bland tasting trash. The workers are so slow and can’t even keep up with a line of 10 people.I’d recommend skipping the hours on the toilet and just settle for taco bell. Their food is u healthy and outright unsafe. The brutality of the cooks makes me cry in my pillow night after night. This place is criminal. If you got a food inspector in here you’d find hundreds of violations in just minutes. The dining room is filthy to say the least. The floors are browned from the uncleaned carpet and the smell of sour milk resonates throughout the building. Every-time i sit down on a chair i wonder what is going to stick to my butt when i stand up.Additionally i’ve had many racist experiences being a minority in the junction. Many times I have gotten to the front of the line and the workers will deny me the same amount of food that the white man in front of me received. Something needs to be done about this place asap. This is not okay. Students should not be forced to eat in such a hostile environment. Spending over $10 on a meal here is a joke. The only problem is that nobody is laughing.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
G. Lopez
The Junction is an absolutely pathetic excuse of a restaurant. They rely on forcing students in on campus housing to buy overpriced meal plans, and thus have no incentive to make good food. They don’t care about customer satisfaction in the slightest. The food is almost always terrible. Terrible is an understatement. It’s a freaking joke. If this was a real restaurant they would go out of business because of how pitiful the food, service, and cleanliness is. Most of the employees are incompetent. They don’t have any sense of urgency or pride in their cooking. PLEASE DO NOT BUY A MEAL PLAN!! You will regret it!
Absolutely divine service. I’ve never tasted better food in my life. My favorite part is watching the strange characters come into this establishment
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
it is mid
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
The professional chefs do a great job. The other lines here are good food. Like and sandwich and salad bar. This is a cozy cafeteria and located near housing. I like that they make their own ice cream flavors.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The Junction is definitely a bit pricey, especially if you get the meal plan. The atmosphere is alright, and the workers are nice, but the food can be pretty... questionable sometimes (namely Chef's Line and the pizza/pasta. The sandwiches are usually pretty good). 3 stars for being "just okay."
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Great service!
Food: 4
Service: 5
Amazing breakfast but sometimes had limited options for lunch and dinner. All the food was great, but the limited options makes it difficult if you're a picky eater at all. Lots of drink and dessert options, and always has a salad and sandwich bar
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Good enough to eat when you need it. Good enough service. Good enough tables too.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Went here for fsy very loud
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
For the quality of the food this place is extremely overpriced.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Ah man, the Dirty J. Starting my second semester and my return to The Junction was greeted with an assortment of some of the most unappetizing and disappointing “food” I have ever laid my eyes upon. Somehow the sustenance has gotten worse.I write this review after eating a “meal” that consisted of watermelon chunks, orange jello, and Froot Loops, because that was the only food they were serving tonight that seemed edible. I sat there, beneath the glaring hospital lights, looking around at my fellow Utah State Aggies who were trying their best to create meals out of the abominations that were pouring out of the kitchen. I stared down at my Dinner from Hell, silently berating myself for not rushing to The Marketplace before they closed. How dare they?How dare they force freshman, who just want to live on campus, to shell out hundreds and even thousands of dollars on a meal plan where you are forced to choose between the most mediocre place on earth, or a cafeteria similar to the one that Omar Abdel-Rahman eats at in the ADX-Florence maximum security prison.Betsy Cantwell, PLEASE allocate more than $3 from the Universities yearly budget to Food Services. It’s the least you could do after making us spend upwards of $2000 on this meal plan.I leave 1 star and not zero because Taco Tuesday got heat fr. Tuesdays I love The Junction, every other day I loathe it. Eat at The Marketplace if you can. It ranges from extremely average to pretty good.Unlike The Junction which ranges from pig slop to edible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
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This place is literally Junk Junction from Fortnite
Poor food, very expensive for what you get with the student meal plan.
Food: 1
Where do I even begin with The Junction? This culinary disaster disguises itself as a restaurant on our college campus, preying on innocent students who are forced into buying a mandatory meal plan. If I could give this place negative stars, I would do it in a heartbeat.Let's talk about the ambiance, or should I say lack thereof. The Junction manages to achieve the perfect blend of sterile hospital cafeteria and abandoned psych ward. The harsh, unyielding lighting overhead adds a touch of horror movie ambiance, setting the stage for the stomach-churning experience that awaits anyone foolish enough to step inside.Now, onto the food – or rather, the abominations they dare to serve and call meals. I wouldn't feed The Junction's offerings to my worst enemy's pet rock. The menu boasts a selection of tasteless slop that could only be concocted by someone with a profound disdain for both flavor and nutrition. I have encountered more satisfying meals in a prison mess hall, and at least there, the inmates have the excuse of punishment.The mandatory bulk meal plan is the icing on this rancid cake. Students are coerced into shelling out their hard-earned money for a minimum of 110 meals per semester, effectively chaining them to a diet of despair. It's a financial black hole, sucking up funds that could be better spent on literally anything else – even a lifetime supply of instant noodles would be a gourmet upgrade.The Junction is not just a culinary abomination; it's a stain on the very fabric of campus life. The only positive aspect of this establishment is that it serves as a cautionary tale for future generations of students who may one day find themselves unwittingly enrolled in a gastronomic nightmare.In conclusion, avoid The Junction like the plague unless you have a masochistic desire to subject your taste buds to an unending parade of mediocrity. It's a shame that such a pitiful excuse for a restaurant continues to exist on our campus, preying on the vulnerable hunger of students who deserve far better.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
If I could give a zero star review i would. No place has ever committed this kinda of assault to my intentional tract. Whoever cooked the food needs to take salt 1050 because i’ve never had such bland tasting trash. The workers are so slow and can’t even keep up with a line of 10 people.I’d recommend skipping the hours on the toilet and just settle for taco bell. Their food is u healthy and outright unsafe. The brutality of the cooks makes me cry in my pillow night after night. This place is criminal. If you got a food inspector in here you’d find hundreds of violations in just minutes. The dining room is filthy to say the least. The floors are browned from the uncleaned carpet and the smell of sour milk resonates throughout the building. Every-time i sit down on a chair i wonder what is going to stick to my butt when i stand up.Additionally i’ve had many racist experiences being a minority in the junction. Many times I have gotten to the front of the line and the workers will deny me the same amount of food that the white man in front of me received. Something needs to be done about this place asap. This is not okay. Students should not be forced to eat in such a hostile environment. Spending over $10 on a meal here is a joke. The only problem is that nobody is laughing.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The Junction is an absolutely pathetic excuse of a restaurant. They rely on forcing students in on campus housing to buy overpriced meal plans, and thus have no incentive to make good food. They don’t care about customer satisfaction in the slightest. The food is almost always terrible. Terrible is an understatement. It’s a freaking joke. If this was a real restaurant they would go out of business because of how pitiful the food, service, and cleanliness is. Most of the employees are incompetent. They don’t have any sense of urgency or pride in their cooking. PLEASE DO NOT BUY A MEAL PLAN!! You will regret it!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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