Miller Cafe
Lassonde Studios, 1701 Student Life Way, Salt Lake City
(801) 213-8700
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Bumped to 3 stars. They new self-checkout now, but sometimes it runs really slow "processing" or will give me card reader issues until I try 3 times. Still more pricer than if going to the store or a fast food place.
Old review:
They had for their sign they are open until 7:45 PM during summer break but nobody was down there when I went, no cashiers or anyone in sight. I decided to give up soda but wanted to buy one every so often. Going to walk to 7/11 instead to buy one and get some exercise, stuff there seems more pricey than off campus anyways for food items.
The kitchen is closed half the time I order around 10. The food is serviceable. But the wait times are horrendous. I've worked in the food industry for 3 years and it should not take any more than 20 minutes to make anything on the menu.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Very kind staff.
Tried to buy a snack but the self checkout was out and I stood around waiting for a teller for a solid 10 minutes. To add the hours of operation were different on each sign I saw for this store, some listing summer hours but most not. Skip this place and find a vending machine.
Fix the chicken sandwich issue. A burger patty with with 5 barely chicken-filled nuggets is not a sandwich. When the menu specifically says chicken patty, it’s outraging to receive this sad excuse for a sandwich. If you’re out of chicken patties, please mark that on the menu, or let the customer know. To have to pay for this nonsense is ridiculous. Please miller cafe, get your stuff together
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Every single time I try to order a chicken sandwich, instead of a chicken patty(like is promised) they instead put chicken nuggets, which have a laughable amount of chicken in them, on the sandwich instead of the patty. It’s a complete disappointment. Even when I ask if they have a chicken patty and they say yes, they still put the overcooked chicken nuggets in the sandwich instead, which all fall out the minute you take a bite, leaving you with nothing but bun and tomato. It’s so disappointing every time and it completely ruins my experience. It seems like they just do everything possible to make their sandwiches as cheap as possible, sacrificing taste, texture, and everything that makes a sandwich a sandwich in the process.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
food quality
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Shouldn’t take 30 minutes for what I can see 3-4 people to make one sandwich. I don’t care how many orders you have reorganize and figure it
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Parking: Well lit
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salad
plastic garbage making cafe.
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Prepackaged food only at breakfast (in summer). Coffee was weak. Nice chairs and tables to hang out on.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Nice staff, clean area, good food. Not much of an atmosphere to speak of, but good experience is what matters.A little pricey though.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great and lovely staff, Awesome food, Good AC and open space
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Miller cafe is located inside a building on the U campus. They have a modern way to order food to make the lines look less busy. You can order on the kiosk or scan a QR code on your phone. They text to let you know your food is ready, which saves time standing around and waiting. There are seats and bar tables to wait and eat. The menu prices are not bad at all, which is good since majority of the customers are students. I had the combo soup and grilled cheese with a side order of fries. While the tomato soup wasn’t my favorite, the fries and grilled cheese were good. There is also a little store attached to the cafe to buy other snacks and drinks. It’s a good place to stop and eat while on campus.
They had for their sign they are open until 7:45 PM during summer break but nobody was down there when I went, no cashiers or anyone in sight. I decided to give up soda but wanted to buy one every so often. Going to walk to 7/11 instead to buy one and get some exercise, stuff there seems more pricey than off campus anyways for food items.
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