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Auburn University - Off-Campus Dining - Off-Campus Dining - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.46

Off-Campus Dining

B
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Quick Stats

Student Favorites
  • Big Blue Bagel
  • Little Italy
  • Mama Goldberg's
  • Mike and Ed's Barbeque
  • Niffer's Place
24-Hour Dining
  • Sonic
  • Waffle House
Best Asian China Buffet
Best Breakfast Barbecue House
Best Healthy Amsterdam Café
Best Pizza Little Italy
Best Wings Buffalo's American Grille
Best Place to Take Your Parents Amsterdam Café
Other Places to Check Out
  • Auburn City Limits
  • Big Blue Bagel
  • Bodega
  • Brick Oven Pizza Co.
  • Chili's
  • Cold Stone Creamery
  • Domino's Pizza
  • Laredo's Mexican Restaurant
  • McAlister's Deli
  • Niffer's Place
  • Olde Auburn Ale House
  • The Pita Pit
  • Quiznos
  • Ruby Tuesday's
  • Terra Cotta Café
  • Tine's Country Cottage
  • Toomer's Coffee
  • Toomer's Drug
  • Veggies to Go
  • War Eagle Supper Club

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

An advantage of living in a small college town is that it attracts a wide variety of eateries that will satisfy any palate. Students love eating off campus, and since many of the best restaurants in town are located in nearby downtown, it’s not a difficult ordeal to grab a bite to eat.

Most restaurants off campus, especially the ones downtown, accept the TigerCard, which allow students to easily pay for food. Students enjoy the atmosphere of the local bars and restaurants that often feature live bands during the week or drink specials. Don’t worry about going hungry in Auburn; just beware to not rack up the bills on your TigerCard!

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Off-Campus Dining at Auburn University

dsm0011

Psychology '15

4.2
A-

There Are a Good Bit

There are many different places to eat off campus and many are located very close to the schools. I havent had to many discounts from the food places. Cheeburger Cheeburger is a very good choice to go eat. They offer a wide variety for a decent cost, plus the food is really good.

Mar 21, 2012

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Off-Campus Dining at Auburn University

pea304

Pharmacy Studies '15

5.0
A+

Cheap and Convenient

Off campus dining is very popular among Auburn students. We don't have to travel far in order to find great places to eat, which also offer nice food at a low cost.

Feb 29, 2012

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Off-Campus Dining at Auburn University

Queggy

Architecture '15

3.5
B

Auburn Dining

Food options at Auburn Dining are fairly expensive, as one would assume from a primarily college town. However, in its defense, it does have variety and a nice balance between the classier establishments and the quick fast-food options. One local restaurant that is good to check out is Little Italy. The pricing is reasonable and the food is delicious, albeit it's not anything classy if that's what you're looking for. Another winner is The Gnu's Room, a used bookstore/coffee shop that frequently has poetry readings, musical venues, etc.

Jan 11, 2012

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User rating for Auburn University - Off-Campus Dining is 4.6 out of 5 based on 26 user reviews.

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Facts

Did You Know?
  • Toomer's Drugstore is known for its lemonade. It's a favorite in Auburn any time of the year!
  • The Web site https://tigercard.auburn.edu/vendor.asp displays all the off-campus places that you can use your TigerCard.

Grocery StoresWhat's This?

Kroger
300 N Dean Rd.
(334) 887-7170

Wal-Mart Supercenter
1717 S College St.
(334) 821-3510

Winn-Dixie
1617 S College St.
(334) 826-2220

Restaurant ListingsWhat's This?

Amsterdam Café
Food: Sandwiches, salads
410 S. Gay St.
(334) 826-8181
Price: $5-$12
Cool Features: Amsterdam Café's atmosphere is unique. This dimly-lit restaurant is cozy enough to be casual, yet fancy enough to seem upscale. The restaurant has funky lights hanging from the ceiling and several portraits of Van Gogh in different outfits.

Barbecue House
Food: Barbecue/grilled
345 College St.
(334) 826-8277
Price: $10-$20
Cool Features: Offers eat-in, take-out, catering and breakfast.

Buffalo's American Grille
Food: American
149 E. Magnolia Ave.
(334) 826-9464
Price: $10-$20
Cool Features: Serves the best wings around. Also has a full martini bar, 25 beers on tap, and 20 TVs.

China Palace
Food: Chinese and Thai
1716 College St.
(334) 887-8866
Price: $6-$10
Cool Features: Offers a lunch buffet and a casual dining atmosphere.

Hibachi Express
Food: Japanese
131 N. Dean Road
(334) 821-7227
Cool Features: If you crave hibachi Japanese food, without the long wait and expensive prices, then Hibachi-To-Go is perfect for you. The restaurant works like your basic fast-food restaurant, but instead of burgers and fries, you get fried rice and teriyaki chicken.

Little Italy
Food: Pizza
129 E. Magnolia Ave.
((334) 821-6161
Cool Features: Open until the wee hours of the morning and is centrally located in downtown Auburn, so it is a great place to satisfy munchies after a night of bar-hopping.

Mellow Mushroom
Food: Pizzeria
128 N. College St.
(334) 887-6356
www.mellowmushroom.com
Price: $8-$10
Cool Features: This retro bar and pizzeria has a psychedelic ‘60s feel to it, with an Alice in Wonderland theme painted on its walls. It also serves a large variety of beers on tap.

Momma Goldberg's
Food: Sandwiches
500 W. Magnolia Ave.
(334) 821-9971
Price: $3-$5
Cool Features: This tiny restaurant packs as much into it that it can! Other than great sandwiches, the restaurant has a few pool tables, a couple TVs, and even a few old-school video arcades set up in there.

Waffle House
Food: Breakfast
1738 Opelika Rd., Auburn
(334) 821-2400
www.wafflehouse.com
Price: $2-$12

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