The market at glen mor provides a variety of food options for college students! There's a mini convenience store in the inside and a place where they provide home style food to go! The food is pretty good and many students come here during rush hour !
Pierre Proudhon
Told them to not put cinnamon, they put cinnamon; told them to not put ice, they put ice! Told them my name is SAM, they spelt SAF. It's understandable if someone gets one thing wrong, it's a miracle when someone gets three things wrong.
Annie Greene
These guys REALLY stingy over 1/4 of a strawberry and 3 pieces of broccoli. Wish I was getting more out of my money's worth.
Andrea P.
I've eaten from all 3 of the areas here - the Sushi with Gusto, fast food, and Savor. The sushi was actually pretty impressive considering it's in Riverside. The make it right there and the fish is fresh. I think it's the best option of the 3. The fast food is alright, I had a chicken burger and it was fine (but you're better off going to Habit for a burger on campus). At Savor the salads were pretty good but skip the hot stuff - the meat and veg are not great.
Diego MG
Sometimes good. Usually a$$.
Robert Laovoravit
Overpriced and slim selection
Gina H.
Ordered the tri-tip with two sides: 1. Steamed zucchini and squash 2. Mixed fruit The meal came with Hawaiian roll, butter and a beverage (I got Lipton citrus green tea) The tri-tips are not too dry surprisingly-I enjoy eating them. Hawaiian bread roll is sweet and yummy goes well with the butter (butter was cold so it was hard to spread it on the roll) Mixed fruit includes berries, melons and pineapples-refreshing Glen Mor is better than dining hall, portion is reasonable and the value is good as well!
Ryan L.
Super convenient if you live on campus. There are two lines, the main line is for Savor and the other is for Sizzle. For a meal swipe at Savor, you can get an entree and two sides (hot or cold) plus a drink. Bread and butter is optional. The vegetarian entree can sometimes look like a side so be careful about what you're getting. Lines can get long but they usually serve you pretty fast. They have lids if you want to take it to go. If they run out of utensils or condiments (which happens a lot), tell the cashier and they'll put more out. Menu is posted online so just check what they have on that day. Sometimes what they offer will differ from the menu so just walk up and look if you're unsure. Generally the food is the same as the dining hall, but I think it's better here sometimes. You get a scoop of this - and a scoop of that - how much you get depends on how generous the student workers are. If a menu item is popular, it usually runs out fast so you might have to stand on the side and wait for them to replace it or just settle for something else. You can pay with credit card, Bearbucks, and guest swipes as well. One meal is about $10, so it's a poor value unless you have meal swipes. Since the dining hall is closed at 8:30, this is a good place to come if you want to use your meal swipe later at night. But the same rule of one meal swipe per meal time applies. So let's say you use a meal swipe at the dining hall for lunch (10:30 am - 2:30 p.m.), then you can't use one at the Market within the same meal time and vice-versa.
George Montes
Seems they're trying to be more a small super market than a convenient store. 2 years ago a liter Pepsi was $2.08 now they only sell the smaller 16oz for $1.99
Best convenience store I've shopped at.
The market at glen mor provides a variety of food options for college students! There's a mini convenience store in the inside and a place where they provide home style food to go! The food is pretty good and many students come here during rush hour !
Told them to not put cinnamon, they put cinnamon; told them to not put ice, they put ice! Told them my name is SAM, they spelt SAF. It's understandable if someone gets one thing wrong, it's a miracle when someone gets three things wrong.
These guys REALLY stingy over 1/4 of a strawberry and 3 pieces of broccoli. Wish I was getting more out of my money's worth.
I've eaten from all 3 of the areas here - the Sushi with Gusto, fast food, and Savor. The sushi was actually pretty impressive considering it's in Riverside. The make it right there and the fish is fresh. I think it's the best option of the 3. The fast food is alright, I had a chicken burger and it was fine (but you're better off going to Habit for a burger on campus). At Savor the salads were pretty good but skip the hot stuff - the meat and veg are not great.
Sometimes good. Usually a$$.
Overpriced and slim selection
Ordered the tri-tip with two sides: 1. Steamed zucchini and squash 2. Mixed fruit The meal came with Hawaiian roll, butter and a beverage (I got Lipton citrus green tea) The tri-tips are not too dry surprisingly-I enjoy eating them. Hawaiian bread roll is sweet and yummy goes well with the butter (butter was cold so it was hard to spread it on the roll) Mixed fruit includes berries, melons and pineapples-refreshing Glen Mor is better than dining hall, portion is reasonable and the value is good as well!
Super convenient if you live on campus. There are two lines, the main line is for Savor and the other is for Sizzle. For a meal swipe at Savor, you can get an entree and two sides (hot or cold) plus a drink. Bread and butter is optional. The vegetarian entree can sometimes look like a side so be careful about what you're getting. Lines can get long but they usually serve you pretty fast. They have lids if you want to take it to go. If they run out of utensils or condiments (which happens a lot), tell the cashier and they'll put more out. Menu is posted online so just check what they have on that day. Sometimes what they offer will differ from the menu so just walk up and look if you're unsure. Generally the food is the same as the dining hall, but I think it's better here sometimes. You get a scoop of this - and a scoop of that - how much you get depends on how generous the student workers are. If a menu item is popular, it usually runs out fast so you might have to stand on the side and wait for them to replace it or just settle for something else. You can pay with credit card, Bearbucks, and guest swipes as well. One meal is about $10, so it's a poor value unless you have meal swipes. Since the dining hall is closed at 8:30, this is a good place to come if you want to use your meal swipe later at night. But the same rule of one meal swipe per meal time applies. So let's say you use a meal swipe at the dining hall for lunch (10:30 am - 2:30 p.m.), then you can't use one at the Market within the same meal time and vice-versa.
Seems they're trying to be more a small super market than a convenient store. 2 years ago a liter Pepsi was $2.08 now they only sell the smaller 16oz for $1.99
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Sometimes good. Usually a$$.
Friendly staff!
Decently quick service and choice; location is ideal for all the resident students here, but anyone can visit!
Good atmosphere, but very overpriced and normally crowded. Wouldn't go here unless you are a student and you have to.
Way too expensive and much more expensive than any other store.