Qdoba is life. I get it all the time. The little convenience store is convenient. Although, I don't appreciate all the construction going around campus. read more

A nice assortment of foods that are served up nice and quick if you're a student on the go or just on the go. We choose Moby Dick's and it was so good! read more

Adele H. Stamp Student Union - Colleges & Universities Near Me - College Park, Maryland

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I go to school at Maryland very clean staff is always pleasant long lines during lunchtime, but are manageable and move fast

The STAMP building is pretty much the essential place where students have access to the school store, food and countless study spots. It's for sure a great building to study at with so many available tables but I'd say the food is okay. They have your standard fast food restaurants but the staff at these locations can be rude at times. read more

This is a great student union with a Chick Fil A and a Qdoba that I spend a lot of my dining dollars at. The line-style service at these places are terrific, and the employees there are friendly. The Student Union offers great places to study, hold meetings, and hang out in the basement. There are two things I would like to say on the contrary. I got flashed by a homeless person and the security in charge of this place did not handle the situation well, and also I wish the Chick Fil A stayed open later. Now that I think about it, the first thing probably bothers me more than the second. read more

Less than 2 weeks ago, I stopped by the Adele H Stamp Student Union Building via the University of Maryland College Park campus to get a breakfast sandwich from McDonald's My husband and I have been to this place multiple times. The building has a food court area that has multiple eating places Mcdonald's, Sbarro's, Panda Express, Qdoba, Chic Fil A, Maryland Dairy etc. There is also a bookstore that carries a multiple variety of books and a coffee place. There are also multiple chairs to sit andor relax during the day, however obviously peak times influence how crowded the place can get. read more

This review is for the Chick Fil A inside the STAMP building. I have traveled to this location countless times over the last 3-4 years and it is always a gamble whether the restaurant will be open or not. It takes me about 15 minutes to get here, only to be turned away most times because either the STAMP building is closed or the Chick Fil A is closed. I came here Wednesday January 4th 2017. There was a sign posted on the STAMP door displaying the winter hours. The building is closed Monday January 16th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. day. Cool. I returned Saturday, January 7th. The same sign posted on the door. I walked into the STAMP building and Chick Fil A was closed. It's like they make their own hours. Not to mention I called one morning while school was in session. I wanted to know if this location was open for breakfast. The young man on the phone told me no. Later, I found out that this location does in fact sell breakfast in the morning. Who's running this place? Do they not want money? What can we do about getting a reliable location somewhere like PG Plaza? read more

Stamp is the best student union in the country. Go Terps! And, let's go Maryland! We have so many good food options too.

This is almost as good as it gets for a student union. There is so much stuff in here that you could actually get lost in the building. There is a food court with tons of commercial options, ice cream, Maryland food coop, banks, ups, university store, terpzone and lots more. What I like the most about this place believe it or now is the information table right when you walk in. When I was new to the campus I would ask them anything and I mean anything. I once went there and asked if they knew of a notary on campus and in fact they knew two. The people there are so knowledgeable and friendly, I'm pretty sure they are student workers. This place does get busy which I hate, they also have younger students come here on field trips I'm assuming so it's not really the most quiet place on campus. This is a great place to go for any resource that you need. read more

I love Stamp! The food court is great - there's Adele's, Auntie Anne's, Chick-Fil-A, The Coffee Bar, Maryland Dairy, McDonald's, MD Food Co-op, Moby Dick, Panda Express, Salad Works, Sbarro Pizza, Subway, Sushi by Panda, and Taco Bell. If you have a ton of dining points Adele's was the perfect place to have a fancy meal. Although now that there is 251 North (they've got that all-you-care-to-eat type of situation), I don't see the point of hyping up Adele's. Pay a ton for a plate? Or pay a ton for a ton of yummy food? I like the sound of the latter. :) There's also a Capital One Bank that's open during weekdays; Capital One ATM is right outside the branch for use anytime too. There may be SECU ATMs outside, nearer to the Stamp shuttle stop. If you're ever in a hurry and need to ship something, then you can go to Terrapin Shipping - the last time I went there, the kid behind the counter said he would charge me for using their tape. So if you need to ship something, make sure you bring it ready to go! The Terrapin Technology Store is located in Stamp too. If you need to buy a computer or something, this is the place to go. Although I'm sure it's possible to get better deals online. I might be wrong. Do your own research and compare - the online deals may or may not outweigh the student discount. We have our very own Hoff Theater inside Stamp. And there's TerpZone, Union Shop, and the UBC all inside Stamp. UBC is pretty expensive, but there's a clearance section. Go there for reasonable deals! Also keep the coupon books you get at the start of the semester. Those have good deals for the TerpZone and other near by places for discounts and free stuff. read more

Many good options available, good seating, but not all dining options take dining dollars for UMD students.

Since I graduated from Maryland in the early 80s, the Student Union has made many changes. It's still the local hub for all students with food, shops, banks and a book center. Located conveniently next to Cole Field House, many students typically migrate to this building. If you are visiting, a large pay garage is next door. read more

The venues here charge more than where youd find them elsewhere, and dont accept coupons accepted elsewhere.

Very old building with some very new touches - a rather nifty 1950s/2010s blend of everything from architecture to food options to meeting rooms and more. A bronze of Jim Henson ('61) and Kermit greet folks as they approach the building - which is really a great symbol of the timelessness of this space. And the accessible wheelchair ramp into the main entrance is lined with umbrella'd outdoor eating tables on one side and a long and lush herb garden on the other. Inside - the smells of the fast-food court restaurants permeate the main floor (that's a good thing), but visitors can also enjoy the coffee shop, and restaurant and grocery store types of food as well in other areas of the vast building. The building is filled with places for university activities and organizations to meet, to host conferences, for information or education or recreation... and to be generally creative and more. Lower level options include shops for mail, for books, for Terps gear, for vegan specialities, and again - lots and lots more. Students and staff have access to free (and strong) WiFi and other tech supports. I have had reason to be in this building for more than 50 years (to feed my body or my mind or sometimes - even my spirit, as I celebrate some gathering with friends and colleagues). It is fascinating (even if occasionally frustrating during periods of reconstruction/updating) to reflect on and appreciate the history and ever-evolving usefulness of this building - which is like the heartbeat for campus life and activities at the University of Maryland in College Park. read more

Student Union at the University of Maryland. To be honest I wasn't that impressed. Maybe it's because I'm a Badger and we have the best Student Union in the country. Or maybe because it was Saturday afternoon and there were no students inside hanging out having a fun college afternoon. The campus in general was a little dead but it was also much more beautiful than I remember. read more

For the Chick-Fila-A in Stamp Student center, I gave a 2/5 star rating, which represents "Meh. I've exeprienced better," and that's exactly how I currently feel. I got a #5 Combo which is a grilled chicken sandwich, drink, and their raved about potato waffle cut fries. To start off, let's be real, I ate everything that I ordered. But did I enjoy it, not so much. At the cash register I requested their barbecue sauce on the side for my sandwich and fries. Their barbecue sauce was bland, sugary, and overall very poor. I wasn't a fan of this at all. Another major flaw which I'm not sure if I'll ever be over is the fact that the venue is called "Chick-Fila-A" and they didn't even give me Chick-Fila-A sauce! Are you kidding, what a riot! I wanted their famous sauce, named after the restaurant, and they have the audacity not to include it in all of their bags. Just plain awful. The fries were good, a bit cold, but tasted good. There was an inconsistency with them unfortunately, some crunchy and some soft. My sandwich was just meh as well. The chicken was rubbery, the lettuce was overflowing, and the tomatoes were a shade of red/green. The best part about my whole trip to this restaurant was the flamboyant order announcer when your food is ready. "Orrrrderrrr Nineteeeeen". A nice touch for the community. Overall, the service was fine, the food was just meh, and the number announcer was great. A 2/5 for this seems like a good rating in my eyes. read more