Atrium Cafe

Waaaay too pricey for the taste and quantity. I would recommend eating at Terrace across the street

Decent variety of options that taste just okay. There’s a selection of wraps, hot/​cold sandwiches, and pizzas on one end. The wraps are occasionally swapped out for an Indian or Chinese entrée. There is a salad bar, soups/​chili pots, small selection of dim sum in the middle. Then there’s cold packaged sandwiches, bland sushi, and packaged snacks on another end. Prices are decent but portions can be a little bit more generous. (I get hungry fast after eating a whole wrap.)
The cashier lines can get long during lunch rush hour. If you’re an MBA student, you can sign up for the Executive Meal Plan which is a pre-​paid plan that gives you a discount and no tax on purchases.
The one thing that annoys me the most about this place is that they close around 2 PM.
Terrace Café across the street in the Statler Hotel has much better food and longer hours of operation.

This past semester, I think I must have dropped $ 500 in total on lunches at the Atrium Café. They’ve got an awesome selection of sandwiches, pizza, soups, and a fresh salad bar with all the fixin’s.
I usually got the Korean bulgogi beef wrap or a large salad, which by the way they don’t even charge by weight. You get charged a flat price for a small or large container and if you’re like me, pile on as much meat as you can until it starts to topple over and people give you weird looks. God I love meat so much. Come to think of it, my salads are probably not technically salads since they have no lettuce in them.
Usually there’s more seating at the Atrium Café than at Mac’s Café across the street at Statler. Nicer ambiance too with more spacious, professional tables and a great glass atrium to sit beneath. Eat here if you want to avoid the undergrad masses at Mac’s Café.