The Cafe at Childrens

So being a CHB employee I’ve eaten many a meal in the café. The café can deliver some seriously great food at very low prices (especially with the employee discount), but it can also be expensive and bad at times. Overtime you come to realize which options are worth it and what ones aren’t.
The general setup is like a mini food court with a pizza station, deli/​sandwich station, entrée station (changes daily) and grab & go fridge are all priced per item which are usually pretty affordable. The salad bar & theme bar (changes daily) are both priced per pound and can can at times get very pricey depending on what you get.
The drink selections are pretty poor though. Basically if you don’t want soda or coffee you’re out of luck. They have basically zero 100% juice selections available.

Hands down the best place to hit for breakfast/​lunch if you find yourself hungry on the Huntington end of the Longwood area.
The Café at Childrens is set up like a food court with a ton of perma-​available options (i.e. — Pizza/​Pasta, Wraps, Deli, Homestyle Meal, Grill, Salad bar) in addition to rotating daily specials. For breakfast, I love the breakfast sandwiches and the Starbucks coffee and for lunch I tend to stick to the grab-​and-​go fridge because it’s healthy and tends to be cheaper than the made-​to-​order options. When I’m feeling less healthy, the pizza special usually sucks me in. This week’s Chipotle Ranch Chicken Pizza was a-​ma-​zing.
This is your standard Sodexo Catering cafeteria, but the food is good and the service has generally been fast and friendly. In comparision to other cafeterias in the area: it’s no B&W, but it’s much better than neighboring BI.