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EileenF — 2013-11-02T01:34:58Z

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- * Also in Wilson Commons is a ["Starbucks"] on the third floor.	+ * Also in Wilson Commons is a ["Starbucks"] on the third floor.

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EileenF — 2013-11-02T01:34:48Z

starbucks

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- * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi, and submarine sandwiches. Additionally there is a coffee shop and a sort of '''["Convenience Stores" convenience store]''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc.	+ * '''The Pit''' in ["University of Rochester/Wilson Commons" Wilson Commons] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi, and submarine sandwiches. Additionally there is a coffee shop and a sort of '''["Convenience Stores" convenience store]''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc. + + * Also in Wilson Commons is a ["Starbucks"] on the third floor.

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badfish — 2013-11-01T21:50:13Z

NPoV, removed editorial

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- A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its inability to provide food that is simultaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the foreseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home.	+ Dining options for the University of Rochester:
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- * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi (expensive and icky), and submarine sandwiches (of substandard quality). Additionally there is a coffee shop which routinely offers garish lighting, incompetent service, and excessive styrofoam, and a sort of '''["Convenience Stores" convenience store]''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc etc, at a remarkable markup.	+ * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi, and submarine sandwiches. Additionally there is a coffee shop and a sort of '''["Convenience Stores" convenience store]''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc.
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- * Douglass has transitioned into all you can eat dining hall. The kosher station has been downgraded in quality. New stations like the noodle bar have been added. Those who were around before the changes to Douglass in summer 2011 tend to think its quality has been lost.	+ * Douglass has transitioned into all you can eat dining hall. New stations like the noodle bar have been added.
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- * Hillside is the campus convenience store, located in SueB's first floor. It sells soda and chips, frozen foods, dry goods, and some prepared foods. Students who want to cook instead of eat at the dining halls, but still spend declining and not real money, can buy ingredients here. The prices are high, the selection is limited, the produce is in poor condition, and as soon as you start liking a product they'll remove it, but it's still the only option you can spend declining on.	+ * Hillside is the campus convenience store, located in SueB's first floor. It sells soda and chips, frozen foods, dry goods, and some prepared foods. Students who want to cook instead of eat at the dining halls, but still spend declining and not real money, can buy ingredients here.
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- * The ["The House of Six Nations Cafeteria"] at the medical center is not nearly as grand as it sounds, but it ''is'' cheap. It is now called Cafe 601 and boasts several stations, including a salad bar, a deli, soups, and whole rotisserie chickens for $5.99. They take U of R's declining meal plan.	+ * The ["The House of Six Nations Cafeteria"] at the medical center is now called Cafe 601 and boasts several stations, including a salad bar, a deli, soups, and whole rotisserie chickens for $5.99. They take U of R's declining meal plan.
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- * There's now two Au Bon Pains in the medical center. They take campus declining, and the food is far better than Douglass or Danforth.	+ * There's now two Au Bon Pains in the medical center. They take campus declining.
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- * ["Mt. Hope Diner"] is cheap and provides decent service. Going there daily would definitely make you sick.	+ * ["Mt. Hope Diner"] is a diner..
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- - * The pulled pork sandwiches in Douglass are tasty and will fill you up. Six bucks.

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QuinnAvery — 2013-11-01T15:50:38Z

added a few places not currently mentioned

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- * ["Danforth"]	+ * ["Danforth"] is the all-you-can-eat dining hall in SueB. It was renovated over the summer of 2011, adding new stations and boasting a new design.
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- * The ["The House of Six Nations Cafeteria"] at the medical center is not nearly as grand as it sounds, but it ''is'' cheap.	+ * Douglass has transitioned into all you can eat dining hall. The kosher station has been downgraded in quality. New stations like the noodle bar have been added. Those who were around before the changes to Douglass in summer 2011 tend to think its quality has been lost. + + * Hillside is the campus convenience store, located in SueB's first floor. It sells soda and chips, frozen foods, dry goods, and some prepared foods. Students who want to cook instead of eat at the dining halls, but still spend declining and not real money, can buy ingredients here. The prices are high, the selection is limited, the produce is in poor condition, and as soon as you start liking a product they'll remove it, but it's still the only option you can spend declining on. + + * The ["The House of Six Nations Cafeteria"] at the medical center is not nearly as grand as it sounds, but it ''is'' cheap. It is now called Cafe 601 and boasts several stations, including a salad bar, a deli, soups, and whole rotisserie chickens for $5.99. They take U of R's declining meal plan. + + * There's now two Au Bon Pains in the medical center. They take campus declining, and the food is far better than Douglass or Danforth.
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	+ * The Brooks Landing shops across the footbridge now include California Rollin' and Subway.
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- * The pulled pork sandwiches in Douglas are tasty and will fill you up. Six bucks.	+ * The pulled pork sandwiches in Douglass are tasty and will fill you up. Six bucks.

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ReyTucker — 2010-07-15T15:48:55Z

linking convenience stores

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- * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi (expensive and icky), and submarine sandwiches (of substandard quality). Additionally there is a coffee shop which routinely offers garish lighting, incompetent service, and excessive styrofoam, and a sort of '''convenience store''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc etc, at a remarkable markup.	+ * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi (expensive and icky), and submarine sandwiches (of substandard quality). Additionally there is a coffee shop which routinely offers garish lighting, incompetent service, and excessive styrofoam, and a sort of '''["Convenience Stores" convenience store]''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc etc, at a remarkable markup.

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pepperu — 2010-03-19T22:47:31Z

removed Mykonos Express; it is closed

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- * ["Mykonos Express"] has great greek food, although to get enough for a filling lunch would be rather expensive.

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:24:11Z

changed Subway restaurant wikipedia link to wiki link (better)

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- * [wiki:Wikipedia:Subway Subway], [wiki:Wikipedia:McDonalds McDonalds], ["Papa John's"], [wiki:Wikipedia:Wendys Wendy's], and [wiki:Wikipedia:Burger_King Burger King] are also with in walking distance (~30 minutes) although not recommended.	+ * ["Subway Restaurants" Subway], [wiki:Wikipedia:McDonalds McDonalds], ["Papa John's"], [wiki:Wikipedia:Wendys Wendy's], and [wiki:Wikipedia:Burger_King Burger King] are also with in walking distance (~30 minutes) although not recommended.

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:23:39Z

fixed spelling of 'foreseeable'

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- A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its inability to provide food that is simultaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the forseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home.	+ A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its inability to provide food that is simultaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the foreseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home.

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:20:27Z

fixed spelling of 'simultaneously'

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- A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its inability to provide food that is simulaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the forseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home.	+ A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its inability to provide food that is simultaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the forseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home.

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:20:07Z

grammar edit

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:19:45Z

removed unnecessary heading at the top of the page

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-02T16:19:22Z

Renamed from "Eating On Campus" (this page talks exclusively about the U of R so i renamed appropriately)

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	+ = University of Rochester = + A great failing of the ["University of Rochester"] is its failure to provide food that is simulaneously edible and affordable. The River Campus is plagued by a monopolist concession to the corporate goodness of Aramark. Combine this with the geographical isolation of campus (bounded by a ["Genesee River" river], a ["Mt. Hope Cemetery" graveyard], and the ["Strong Memorial Hospital"]), pickings are slim. The ["UofR Footbridge" footbridge] across the Genesee in conjunction with the mythical ["Brooks Landing Project"] provides a ray of hope that good-cheap-nearby food may be possible in the forseeable future. But for now, you're best bringing your lunch from home. + + * '''The Pit''' in ["Wilson Commons"] offers grilled (hamburgers and their ilk) and deep-fried items (fries, onion rings, chicken fingers), sushi (expensive and icky), and submarine sandwiches (of substandard quality). Additionally there is a coffee shop which routinely offers garish lighting, incompetent service, and excessive styrofoam, and a sort of '''convenience store''' where you may purchase ramen, batteries, etc etc, at a remarkable markup. + + * ["Danforth"] + + * The ["The House of Six Nations Cafeteria"] at the medical center is not nearly as grand as it sounds, but it ''is'' cheap. + + * If you don't mind walking a half mile + * ["Mt. Hope Diner"] is cheap and provides decent service. Going there daily would definitely make you sick. + * ["Mykonos Express"] has great greek food, although to get enough for a filling lunch would be rather expensive. + * [wiki:Wikipedia:Subway Subway], [wiki:Wikipedia:McDonalds McDonalds], ["Papa John's"], [wiki:Wikipedia:Wendys Wendy's], and [wiki:Wikipedia:Burger_King Burger King] are also with in walking distance (~30 minutes) although not recommended. + + * The pulled pork sandwiches in Douglas are tasty and will fill you up. Six bucks.