Mt. SAC Campus Cafe

So, they no longer have the on-site sushi making or the fresh bowls. Their posters and signs show food that is not sold there, which is cruel when you're hungry.

Other than that, I love their employees and the grilled chicken is made to order which is worth it.

Food is mediocre on its best day but it's the only place on campus so

The ideal college lifestyle dissipates quickly once the reality is reached. Many young adults imagine vivid pictures of what college might be like for them. However, once these young adults mature into independent men and women, and enter into the school of their choice, they soon realize the reality of the college lifestyle. They must learn to adapt to their new surroundings as quickly as possible to accomplish the sought after degrees. Students come to the realization that life is not as easy as they might hope for.
             Many young adults seem to believe that college life is filled with parties and typically a laid-back lifestyle. These students believe that, much like high school, classes will be taken during the day and filled with all their friends. They imagine a lifestyle with no other worries besides an occasional essay or lab. It is often said that college is the greatest time of one's life; many high school students believe this and look forward to it. Some enjoy the idea of being able to come to class late, leave when they want, and pretty much have say-so of their own lives now that their parents are out of the picture. The majority of college freshmen enter into school picturing an easy, fun-filled ride. These reasons provide support to the unusually low grades of first-year college students.
             The widespread college ideal lifestyle is seldom the reality. Students quickly learn that many classes stretch into the nighttime hours. Often, students are not in classes with their friends, but with other students who sometimes can be old enough to be their parents. Although the average college age might be near 20 years old, it can range from 18 to 40 years old or older. There are many middle-aged adults going back to college to get their degree at the same time the 18-year-old college student is going to start his or her degree.

Great customer service.staff is always accessible and very helpful

I ate at the tres section. Similar to Chipotle but not as tasty as them. I had the grilled chicken burrito with brown rice and black beans. They added cheese, lettuce, and salsa no extra charge. If you add sour cream or guacamole, it's an extra 99 cent for each. I would eat there again.