Xavier University
- Campus Dining

There's some variety in Campus Dining

The recently renovated the cafeteria so it's gorgeous. Usually, it's not too difficult to find a place to sit, but sometimes it gets a bit crowded, especially during exam week. There's also a decent variety of food. I mean, there's always salad, they rotate between options for soup, there's a gluten free zone, sandwich station, desserts, burgers, and pizza/pasta along with the daily menu. However, don't come expecting a five star restaurant. Most of the stuff is edible, but not much more. Every now and then, they put out some great stuff, like sweet potato fries, and these flat bread pizzas with red peppers on it. Oh, and you can make your own omelet every day for breakfast. Oh, yeah, and there's the soda machine. With an user friendly interface, and hundreds of options between sodas and other drinks, you can feel free to mix what ever flavor of Coke that suits you.

Xavier Dining

Like any college dining plan, the cafeteria gets old after a while. At Xavier, the cafeteria give a decent variety with above average taste. This year, Xavier moved it's dining facility to their new residential complex. The new cafeteria is beautiful with a great atmosphere. With certain meal plans comes $100 dining dollars which can be used at Subway or Blue Gibbon on campus. There is also Ryan's Pub which provides a meal exchange on Mondays-Thursdays.

Not the Best

Since the campus is small so is the food choices. We have Subway, Ryan's Pub, a Chinese eatery, and of course our cafeteria. we also have a couple of small snack/lunch places, but I dont consider them as places to get a quote "meal". The cafeteria food is ok at the start, but it becomes tiresome and most students find other places to eat. I perfer to eat outside of campus (except for Subway) because it's cheaper and their quality of food is more effecient and fills me up.