Cherry Street Market - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing due to the overpriced food and extremely skimpy portions. I noticed that the student employee consistently scooped the skimpiest portion, which felt outrageous, especially when paying over $20 and with everything costing extra. I never felt full after eating here. It's a shame for those poor college students!

I was here for the Cursillo National meeting and my experience was quite disappointing. The food was terrible, seeming to be all frozen and thawed out. The establishment was clearly understaffed; for 500 attendees, the food manager only set up one coffee station, which resulted in a two-hour wait and no coffee. I believe the food manager should be fired.

My experience at this restaurant was quite disappointing. The food was just okay at best, and to make matters worse, it was the same every single day. Given this, I would advise others to avoid eating here if possible.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing, especially for a lunch meal. I consistently feel overcharged for what I receive. The portions are more suited for fine dining, yet the food is only decent. If you're not on a meal plan, I strongly advise you to go somewhere else. I always regret not walking a block to Carmelos. For $17. 40, I received two tacos with beans and rice that looked unappetizing. The food quality was rated a 2, and the atmosphere a 3, while service received a 4.

Ummmm not good, just not it. I felt that I was better off dining my money at the cave than here. The food was not good, and the atmosphere was poor. The service was also lacking.

My experience was pretty good, though the variety is a bit limited. The quality definitely depends on the meal and day. Overall, I don't mind having to eat here every day, but I'm definitely not going to stay on the meal plan longer than I have to. It has gotten a lot better since the addition of Home Base and The Hawk's Nest.

My experience was quite negative due to the food quality. I was forced to buy from a kiosk because my lunch break was at 11 pm instead of 12 pm, and only some kiosks were open. Unfortunately, the foods available were bad, mostly tasteless and bland. SU has poor food options.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The food was of terrible quality, especially considering how overpriced it is. Furthermore, the establishment seems to mistreat their workers and the students who are forced to eat there due to expensive meal plans.

My experience at C-Street was defined by mediocrity. The food, even at its best, was just okay. You might expect a lower price point given the food quality, but that's where they get you – it's not cheap. My advice? Ask for gift cards to other restaurants in the area; you'll spend the same amount and get much better food.

My experience was at a multi-station food court primarily designed for students, though it is also open to the public. The general majority of its function is to serve students.