<p>Some more thoughts on food, from a recent alumni:</p>
<p>CMU food is eatery style. There is just one dining hall, Schatz. That has all-you-can-eat, generally not very good food. It’s pretty good for breakfast but other than that isn’t the best place on campus.</p>
<p>In the University Center and right near Schatz there is an eatery with several places: a salad place, a smoothie place, a sandwich place, which are all good. A grill place with burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, cheese steaks, etc., which can be a little gross but is good if you’re in the mood for unhealthy food. And an Asian place that used to be really bland but has made improvements and is now decent. </p>
<p>On the same floor in the University Center is Skibo, which is known for being open until 2AM. People generally eat there way too often because of the hours so it gets kind of boring. It has sandwiches, pizza, pasta, salads. It’s pretty decent, although not exciting.</p>
<p>A floor lower is Si Senor, which has burritos, quesadillas, etc. and also burgers. Some of the food is decent, some not so much. They tend to take a little longer than other places to cook the food, which is annoying.</p>
<p>In Resnick (a couple buildings over from the University Center), there is another cluster of food places, eatery style. Tartan Pavilion has pizza and other Italian things like some pasta and is good. The Indian place has a buffet option, and it’s delicious. There’s another salad bar which is cheap and good. There’s a sushi place which is good. There’s Carnegie Cafe which has some great desserts but I don’t like too much of the food. There are some other places there too, like one that has steak and things like that, but I’ve never eaten there. </p>
<p>In Morewood is the Underground. It has sandwiches, pasta, appetizers, burgers, wraps, etc. I like the food here, especially the desserts. Seems like most people like at least some stuff from the Underground, there’s a lot of variety.</p>
<p>There’s also Gingers in Tepper, which is very popular, and some other places like another Asian place and a pizza place. Basically, there are places scattered around campus.</p>
<p>There are lots of very good places right near campus. Craig Street is about a 2 or 3 minute walk and has Kiva Han (which I love), Quiznos, Subway, a grill/sandwich place that’s good, an Asian place that’s good, pizza place that’s ok, an Indian place that’s great, and lots, lots more. There’s also an Asian place right on Forbes that’s even closer than Craig street.</p>
<p>If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask!</p>