Hillside Café

Fairly decent for campus food, probably the best dining hall on campus however it's hours leave something to be lacking. The atmosphere is far less busy then either northside or southside. If you want decent food and a more quite experience, this is the dining hall you should go to.

This Diner is handicapped accessible. There is handicapped parking, a handicapped access ramp and handicapped switch activated doors as well.

The Diner is clean, nicely painted and inviting. They have a wonderful friendly kitchen staff and the quality of the food is outstanding and on point.

They have plenty of seating areas and they also have a separate seating area for functions with a seating capacity of about 100 guests.

A great spot to eat, have conversation or study.

Pros:
-A short walk from my dorm.
-Good portion sizes. (Depends on the worker.)
-Relatively clean and tidy.
-Staff are nice.

Cons:
-Not enough staff at the registers sometimes.
-Food is below average.
-Prices can be unreasonable.

Eh, it's an okay cafeteria on campus. They have soup, which is a plus. The salad bar is usually really good, but I recently had a salad where the olives one day were REALLY funky smelling and tasting. I think they might've been left out in the warm for too long.

The sandwiches and treats along with the chefs creations are good. Never get the pasta considering the coat it in oil every hour to keep it looking shiny and fresh when really pasta and marinara will just give you a stomach ache.

It has great, GF veggie burgers

Best dining hall on campus with food quality. Portions can be unpredictable sometimes.

Great food had to deal with the manager there she was phenomenal just love her most of the employees were decent great pricing

The food is often extremely expensive, and can be quite spicy, depending on what you get. The food is usually good, though.

Got the Mediterranean bowl yesterday. It was good, but the amount I got wasn't worth the price tag.