Cafeteria has to be one of the BEST places to go. The food is excellent with many options. I wish I…read moreknew the servers by name because every single one is STELLAR. The crème of resistance is the DAY MANAGER NICHOLAS GINNETTO! He makes you feel as if you're home! He deserves 5 stars! Professional, caring. Please Go You will probably find me in the bathroom Shazaming their GREAT music Nicholas!

For a hospital cafeteria this place is great. It's much better than the food at "The Atrium"…read morecafeteria at Jefferson hospital in center city This place is also called "Anthony's Broad Street Bistro" Pros * Very well priced food * Lots of options from fresh salads to fried chicken * Salad bar is first class and has many options * Salad bar is fresh and has grilled vegetables daily * Lots of seating area both inside and outside * Newly renovated * Great deli station with fresh meats and bread * Hot food station is way better than you would expect from a hospital Cons: * Hours are limited * Deep inside hospital: have to take stairs or elevator down to the "B" level * Lots of busy hospital staff around (it is in a hospital after all) * Can get crowded around lunch time rush (noon-12:45 PM) Bottom line: If you are around methodist hospital and want a cheap bite to eat check it out

Dubbed "THE South Philly Salad Bar", Methodist Cafeteria offers a wondrous display of colors and…read moreflavors of freshness in their 6x10 foot salad bar. Stuffed to the brim with ingredients ranging from lettuce and peppers to fried eggplant and potato salad, the Methodist Cafeteria's salad bar can't be beat. Bananas also sometimes make an appearance on the salad bar, for some reason. If you ever find yourself in the neighborhood of the basement of Methodist Hospital, meander your way through the loading dock, around the heating pipes, and through the windowless basement hallways to the hidden gem known as "Methodist Cafeteria"--open only a few hours during weekdays. PROS: Wonderfully stocked and fresh salad bar. Has been called, by some, the "best salad bar in South Philly." Perhaps true...perhaps. CONS: In the basement of the cafeteria. How are they expecting to attract outside business by putting this gourmet establishment in the basement?! Other food is often consistent with cafeteria food, albeit decent cafeteria food. Only open a few hours per day during breakfast and lunchtime. No dinner or weekend hours. Why no weekend/dinner hours...? That's the eternal question. (Please note that this is a hospital cafeteria. As such, my "4 stars" is comparing this hospital cafeteria to other hospital cafeterias.)

I liked my breakfast platter from Cafe Con Rumba, and this area really needs more options for…read morerestaurants, so it is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. I am looking forward to coming back to try more of the menu.

We've been looking to try this spot since they opened. Breakfast is always a good sign if a spot is…read morewith going to and back. Mornings are busy. A good amount of people and police officers starting their day here. The inside is clean, bright, well designed. We got seated right away. Ordered a couple breakfast items and coffee. Food came fast and hot. Overall, the service was good but food wasn't memorable. Relatively good prices and the eating area was clean and bright. Ok for now. Will go back but not yet. Looking to try other items in the future.

I'm so glad I tried the Balaji Temple Cafe. To get to the cafeteria, just go through the main…read moretemple entrance and take a right. There are booths in the hallway where you order before going into the cafe proper. It was my first time visiting and the cashier was incredibly helpful in picking out some menu items for me to try. You can pay by card, tap, or cash. The food was absolutely delicious. The spice level is medium-high, depending on what you order. You can either eat there or get boxes and a bag for takeout. They even give you containers for chutney. Out of menu curiosity, I spent about $20 and got enough food to feed 2 people. The dining area is clean, the volunteer staff is extremely friendly, and the overall vibe is chill. I will definitely be coming back.

Balaji Temple Cafe serves South Indian comfort food such as idly, vada, dosa, sambar, lassi, and…read moresamosas offered in an informal setting. Doesn't accept reservations and serves vegan dishes too. No Dine-In After 8:15 PM (Takeout only). Timings are Monday thru Friday from 5.30 PM to 8:30 PM. Saturdays, Sundays, Festivals and Special Days from 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM. Great spot inside the mandir with pocket friendly menu. Tasty food with various options available. After Darshan, one must visit their cafeteria, I loved their tamarind rice, bisibelabath and pongal. You can find many other options on the menu. Menu is all vegetarian. There is an option for to-go as well. Order your food at the counter, there are two counters available, get a token number, go to the food counter, give the coupon and collect your food. Ample seating arrangement inside. Coat checking, free water and bathroom facilities are nearby. Plenty of free parking in the premises. Affordable and reasonably priced.

One of the best building cafeterias I have experienced. Always a smiling face behind the counter…read moreserving freshly prepared (and a good variety) daily.

THE TUNA - GIVE ME THE TUNA!!!! 10/10 and the service, love these guys!!! I would highly recommend…read morethe cafe to any friends and family I have. If you want this best come to the cafe!

For a ski resort this cafeteria is less than what I expected. While well kept and clean, the staff…read moredoes little to wow your taste buds. As such, your food options will be limited to french fries, chicken fries, and various burger options. You can warm up with a hot chocolate but don't expect any "nice" touches - Hope does not carry whipped cream or marshmallows. I grabbed chicken fries and fries. They were fine. The cafeteria has a pretty formidable stock of condiments and I grabbed BBQ sauce and honey mustard to dunk the fries in. In addition to a standard soda fountain they offer cold vitamin water and monster energy drinks. It's not a terrible place, but you might enjoy packing your own PB&J more if you're skiing at Shawnee.

Disclaimer: this review is for the corporation at large, not simply the cafeteria…read more First the good: great leadership development program (so long as you avoid Daryl as a facilitator. The man is spiraling.) Second, company cars are clean and reliable with velour interiors and occasional leather trim. HSA plan in line with federal standards. (Believe me I've checked.) Now the bad.... Massive ergonomic fail in the chair department. My lumbar region will never recover according to Dr. Chen. Joy in MARKETING is a snitch. I don't work directly with the products but I'm pretty sure they're all just OTC painkillers repackaged. But the wok station is surprisingly inspired!

Great cafeteria food! After spending one week in the building, it was a joy to get some rest and…read moregrab a bit to eat. This cafeteria is better than what I am used to. Made to order sandwiches and other gourmet, items. I had a turkey Terriyaki sandwich on crisp sourdough one day and a tasty grilled chicken cheese steak another. The dessert selection looked tantalizing with the red velvet cupcakes and brownies, however I did not indulge. The prices are ridiculously low with almost all items under $3. Great salad bar and fresh vegetable bar .

Cute brunch spot in the neighborhood. Lovely decor and vibe…read more Packed over the weekend , luckily still found a spot and given we were in a rush, just Ordered coffee and Cinnamon toast. The latte was ok, not really what I had expected. The toast was ok too, maybe a bit too sweet for my liking. The menu looked pretty interesting, I'd love to come back to try some of their brunch menu.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon for some brunch. There's parking but not on the street itself and…read morethe street is 4 lanes and quite busy. I was sat immediately upon entering this beautiful venue but had to move as there was a large party coming and my table was reserved for them. There was plenty of other tables available so I gladly moved. I placed an order for a coquito latte and the breakfast that included scrambled eggs, meat, potatoes and toast. The food took a lil while to arrive but was very good and generous portions. My coquito latte was really good. The place is cozy, warm and beautiful Im familiar with the Nutley location and glad I was able to visit the Livingston one.

Great staff! They do a great job adding variety to the menu. Always seems clean and well stockedread more

Let me just say RBS has provided its staff with truly upper echelon expeience. The lucky few who…read moreare privedlged enough to dine here should really count their blessings. The Sushi makes me reminiscent of my days in Tokyo. They also proudly serve the finest coffee roasted in US of A, Starbucks! Additionally the breakfast sanwiches crafted by Armondo are simply works of art. Overall I am surprised that this exemplary destination does not have a Michelin star!? Well done 1727!

Richardson Auditorium is a total hidden gem on the Princeton University Campus. The amazing…read morearchitecture, high ceilings, carvings and art that adorns building are just amazing. The venue seats 891 people. I recently saw Sō Percussion JACK Quartet, a free performance offered by the University. This group was performing the following week at Carnegie Hall and I was fortunate to see some of the new material they would be playing at Carnegie. The acoustics and sound are wonderful. A wide variety of events, concerts, lectures and musical artists perform here throughout the year. Upon occasion, there may be a dance or theatrical production.

Beautiful performance space in Princeton University! I attended a concert here last weekend. I…read moredrove into town and found street parking nearby, then walked through campus to get to Richardson Hall. Great, clear acoustics inside the space. I was there for an orchestral music concert, SCORES, which is this annual collaboration between NJSO and the Cone Institute in Princeton. I hope to attend next year, as well as have other opportunities to see programming housed in this gorgeous space. Very nice!