Cafeteria food choices:   Breakfast - Cereal in a box (anything from cornflakes to fruit loops), muffins (usually bran, chocolate chip, or a fruit variety like banana nut, lemon poppy seed or cranberry almond), sausage, eggs, bacon,  biscuit, gravy, and hashbrowns.<br/><br/>You get three choices (excluding cereal) and a fruit.  You also get juice and milk.<br/><br/>So you could choose, cereal and a banana or muffin, sausage and eggs with an apple, for example.<br/><br/>Same goes with lunch.   Main entree, two sides, a dessert and milk - white or chocolate.<br/><br/>Sodas cost extra out of a machine.  Or you could opt for a bottle of water which is available at all times.<br/><br/>Lunch is usual faire -  Pizza, chicken nuggets, chicken sandwiches, salisbury steak, turkey, pb&j,  salads, and sides that range from tater tots/french fries, to mashed potatoes, green beans, broccoli and cheese, mac n cheese, along with a bread choice and a fruit.<br/><br/>The food is decent. Its better than typical cafeteria food, but not as good as home cooking might be. The foods most liked are the pizza and chicken nuggets typically. The green beans aren't always cooked to the best consistency and the mac n cheese always has huge amounts of cheese in it.  On fridays the kitchen is closed except for salads and hoagies, along with pizza that is brought in from outside. IE its ordered from a local pizzeria.<br/><br/>There are also options of snacks between meals mostly fruits and the like.<br/><br/>You'll also find vending machines in the common room areas with candies, chips, and sodas.<br/><br/>EDIT:  Those with special exception cards (IE super metabolisms that need the extra nourishment) are given more to eat and more often.