Look no further than the LBCC cafeteria where students can go to grab snacks including chips, cookies, candies, and other cooked meals such as tortas, quesadillas, and burgers.
The cafeteria is the one-step stop, where students can grab food without a long wait, as well as sit in and eat their food at socially distanced tables.
Now there is also The Nordic Cup, where students can order their favorite coffee drinks to enjoy throughout their school day.
Cole Neuhoff, who works 2 days a week, shared that she sees about 400 people a day in the cafeteria.
“We get an order every Friday, but sometimes not everything in the order comes in so we always restock in the mornings but for the actual supply it depends,” Neuhoff said.
The cafeteria typically seems to be pretty empty with lines for snacks and drinks being short.
“Especially for The Nordic Cup, most of the stuff we won’t get,” Neuhoff said, expressing why there is less of a variety for drinks.
After the cafeteria reopened this semester, many students have had good and bad things to say about it.
Dianna Rivas, a student at LBCC and visits the cafeteria on a daily basis shares her experience.
“ I would say that the cafeteria has a nice layout and it’s easy to access the food and drinks, but I would like them to have more food options so students don’t always get the same thing,” Rivas said.
The cafeteria is also still enforcing social distancing with students sitting 2 tables away from each other and also having a door monitor where students get cleared to enter.
Students are encouraged to visit the cafeteria during its open hours when on campus and in need of a pick-up.
The cafeteria is open Monday through Thursday from 7 am to 4 pm, and Fridays from 7 am to 2 pm.