Local x Design

  2.3 – 11 reviews   • Restaurant

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Local x Design offers a seasonal and farm-first experience with a commitment to local and sustainably sourced food. Serving up the East Bay’s famous Boichik Bagels for breakfast as well as coffee, tea, and other beverages from Peet’s. For lunch we offer a variety of customizable salad bowls, protein bowls, and fresh sandwiches.

✔️Lunch ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Local x Design 94720

Hours

Friday9 AM–6 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Monday9 AM–6 PM
Tuesday9 AM–6 PM
Wednesday9 AM–6 PM
Thursday9 AM–6 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: University of California, Berkeley, Wurster Hall, Bauer, Berkeley, CA 94720

Phone:

Website: https://dining.berkeley.edu/campus-restaurants/local-x-design/

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Reviews

fim raven
Absolutely horrible experience. Super rude and disrespectful staff. I paid 6.50 bucks for a small latte and they only filled it up halfway and refused to fill up even more.
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Saskia Bauman
Chai latte is terrible – tastes like syrup. Prices are marked up for flex dollars users
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Jaewon Lee
Glad to see a new addition to Cal Dining! The food was decent, and the interior was clean. However, the price is quite steep for the amount of food they give you… The decent quality of the food was definitely not enough to justify the small amount nor the high price.

Overall, might come every once in a while but would definitely go somewhere else for the same price range.
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Greg Niemeyer
I got an expensive and “fresh” $12 “Sather Sandwich” here. It was not fresh by any means. It was ice cold, soggy and stale. The vegetables were flabby from freezer burn, the bread was spongy, wet and I now feel like I have a brick in my stomach. I should have trusted my instincts and not eaten it. I will make sure not to come back. The service was good, though. I returned the icy, soggy sandwich for a refund.

It is regrettable also because there used to be a much better restaurant in there, where you could get a digestible and tasty hot steamed bun for $8 or so.

The place also used to have a nice interior design, but they ruined that too with a giant, ugly pre-order lock box they placed on the marble counter.
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Noelle Smith
Very rude staff. The food is thrown together haphazardly.
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Yen Chie Lee
for the amout of food, the price is ridiculous high
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Jon Atkins
Really wanted to love this place. Its was alright when it started. I mean it was expensive for what you got but the convenience was nice and the bowls weren’t bad. But the food has consistently gone downhill in quality and freshness since then while the size has shrunk. I stopped ordering meat last fall after two bad experiences with inedible chicken after they switched it up. For the bagels, the amount of cream cheese they put on a bagel is honestly offensive. I don’t understand why a place has to charge $6 for a bagel that sells for $3 down the road with a small amount of generic cream cheese. Some of the other choices are just weird – why do they refuse substitutions on the breakfast sandwiches? Why are the breakfast hours not aligned with any class hours in the building? I’m sure there are other factors at play but I don’t understand why it’s so hard to have reasonable food options on campus with the amount of traffic it gets.
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