The 'Fresh Box' is a restaurant situated in the southwest corner of the University of New Mexico (UNM), Albuquerque. It has been open just over two years and is the only location to purchase food in the engineering quadrant of UNM's campus, just south of the Centennial Library. The food is served from a bright green Conex Box. There are a few tables next to it, all with built-in shade, perfect for a warm, clear day. When deciding to dine at Fresh Box, I was hoping to find a healthier food option that worked with my UNM Meal Plan. Fresh Box is it! It is a great place for UNM students with Meal Plans to grab breakfast or lunch on the south-west corner of campus. When I arrived, there were two people in line ahead of me, but I didn't have to wait more than ten minutes to get my food. The menu was clear and easy to order off of. It offered a few premade items; however, you can make your own sandwich, salad, or smoothie using the ingredients given on the Menu. With a meal swipe, I was able to order an entree with a salad, a drink, and a cookie. I got the Mega Lobo sandwich with a soda and cookie, which was plenty of food. The gentleman who served me was extremely friendly and efficient. I spent about 45 minutes at the location during the lunch rush and never saw the line get longer than four people. And although he was quick to serve me, he was extremely patient while I was ordering. If you have meal swipes, this is a great place to get a healthier meal in the engineering quadrant of the UNM campus. However, without a Meal Plan, the prices are a little high for on-campus food. The individual entrees are around $6.00-$8.00 each, which is overpriced for the food quality and for the average college student, who is likely on a budget. Overall, I think the Fresh Box is a great place for UNM students with Meal Plans to grab a quick meal. The food, while not gourmet, is noticeably healthier than the other on-campus restaurants that accept meal swipes. I highly recommend UNM students with a Meal Plan to visit Fresh Box at least once. read more