
Columbia University venue serving prepared meals & American staples plus brunch in a mahogany room.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 519 W 114th St, New York, NY 10027
Website: http://dining.columbia.edu/
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Reviews
This is college dining, not a security checkpoint. A simple tone adjustment could make a big difference. Students shouldn’t feel anxious walking in to get a meal.
Clear expectations and professionalism training for front-of-house staff would really help.
I’m genuinely wondering why the university hires so many staff members who seem dissatisfied with their jobs. If they are not passionate about working here, I hope Columbia can bring in people who are more willing to engage and provide better service to students.
As for the food—honestly, it was rather bland. It’s edible, nothing more. The sushi rolls were probably the only thing I enjoyed.
I hope the dining hall can improve both food quality and service attitude in the future.
No one should feel stressed or embarrassed simply for trying to eat on campus.
A dining hall is a basic student environment — it should feel welcoming.
I hope the staff receives better training on communication and respect.
Wide variety of AYCE food for in and out of campus consumers. They have a diverse menu that rotates on a daily basis with a stupendous drink selection! They boast a vegan section, salad/fruit bar, desert section, pasta, and proteins.
However, the food can get boring. The only protein they really serve is chicken and they reuse/reheat baked goods from days ago.
The dining hall fashions a quaint design and many dubbed it the Harry Potter hall. Yet, the hall is just so humid and sticky most of the time. There’s no AC and there’s like random power fans that’ll blow your wig and plate away everytime you walk past it
FSCI NSLC thanks for reminding me to review this place
I’ve eaten here many times this semester, and on multiple occasions I was spoken to in a rushed and confrontational tone at the check-in station while I was simply taking out my student ID. I was even compared to other students in front of everyone, which was embarrassing and unnecessary. In one incident, I was physically stopped at the counter and told to wait, even though I was already complying with the ID check.