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Top 5 Places to Eat on Campus

Moira Gray Student Contributor, The University of Utah
Utah Contributor Student Contributor, The University of Utah
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Utah chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

The University campus is huge. Let’s be honest here… walking to and from class can be exhausting! I don’t know about you, but all that walking and learning makes me hungry. Here are the best places to grab a bite to eat on campus.

 

1. Starbucks

This one’s a classic, if a little spendy at times. Starbucks is a fast way to grab food on your way to class. I recommend the eggnog latte for the winter months.

 

2. Hot Banh Food Truck

This food cart is super fast and efficient and has really good Vietnamese cuisine. The pho is a great way to warm up on a blustery day, but my favorite is the banh mi sandwich. You can find them outside of the Gardner Commons/Marriott Library. 

3. Tandooria Food Cart

If you’re in the mood for a quick bite of carbs, their rice dishes are amazing!

4. Crimson View Restaurant

If you’re looking for a sit-down place to relax, the Crimson View Restaurant is here for you. Crimson View has a variety of different types of food and a terrific window overlooking the valley.

 

5. The Pie Pizzeria

It may not be on campus, but its close proximity makes it the perfect place to chill out after taking a stressful test. (Finals are coming, after all…) The atmosphere is lively while still allowing you to lie-back. I suggest “The Greek” pizza! They even have vegan options!

 

Hopefully one of these five suggestions will satisfy your cravings after a long day of walking from class to class. Happy dining, collegiates!

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Hello! I am a junior studying Peace & Conflict Studies and Strategic Communication at the University of Utah. I am also minoring in Political Science. I am passionate about advocacy, education, and Star Trek!
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