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Cafeteria Food
As a matter of fact T-Man, they do serve burritos and sushi also. At least the "old" cafeteria did. Every Wednesday was Mexican Food day: taco salad, chicken fajitas, etc. And all kinds of salads every day: avacado & mango, chef salad, ceasar salad, chinese chicken salad, etc. In the morning you can get a breakfast sandwich for $3: egg, cheese and bacon or sausage inside toast. Or you could get a breakfast burrito: eggs, potatoes and sausage in a tortilla for $3. The new cafeteria is barely up and running. You could say it's crawling at the moment. For some reason, after not actually opening last week after all (due to "unforseen circumstances") they had some pre-made breakfast croissant sandwiches and pre-made breakfast burritos - with no salsa, and no where near as good as the old one, AND for some reason they are charging tax on the take out now. So my not-as-good burrito cost $3.51. But whatever. For lunch I had Chicken Parmegiana. It was okay. We shall have to see what is up with this new cafeteria food. Personally, I don't really want a pre-made and reheated breakfast croissant with gross melted orange cheese. But maybe when they get their act together it will be better. Posted by Pischina at November 28, 2005 10:39 PMComments
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