I really enjoy their vegan coconut yogurt. You should try it!Parking: The parking ramp on Shaw Lane can be full sometimes, but the ramp attached to the Wharton Center always has spaces.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Justin Jagger
Cafeteria for hypoallergenic students. The chicken tenders are bomb. Still no silverware though. Please bring back the dish service. The food is too good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Shafaq Gill
Very nice
Zegarac Robert
Great place, tasty food, smaller not so crowded... Also:"Located within Owen Hall in River Trail Neighborhood, Thrive is Certified Free From™ the Big 8 allergens (egg, fish, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat) plus gluten. A third-party auditor, reviews and approves all ingredients and recipes used within Thrive. Regular allergen testing is performed by Thrive team members and results are sent to the auditor monthly"
Max Kessler
If it wasn't for the service this would have been a 4-star rev. The food at thrive is alright. Depending on what they serve we range from OK to Satisfying. But for some reason for you to interact with somebody who doesn't give you the feeling that he or she it's been here and hates serving you is rare. Not that there is noby (one dude is super friendly, he reminds of andy from Mordern family). I feel like a smile or at least eye contact can be improved
Big J
Really good food for being allergen free!?
Jacob Patterson
Very good gluten free food. The cooking staff is very knowledgeable and kind. There is always a desert, and there is often chicken tenders. For $7.50 it’s hard to beat the price with for gluten free food (especially when it’s all-you-can-eat).
Tyler Brownell
If your looking for an allergy free dining location don't count this place out.
Rick Shafer
Spectacular quality and flavor, unlike many allergen free dining experiences.
MSUFLYER2020
It was a very nice restaurant. If you have a chance to go by m.s.u. it will be a good choice for you.
Good food for college. Great selection of snacks and beverages.
Ken R
Excellant for an eatery focusing on the 8 main allergens.
Tom DeWitt
Good lunchtime selection
Lindsay Mensch
Unseasoned.
JustAddWater
Always dirty. Countertops and cupboard doors. Floor sticky. Often out of ketchup, coffee. Put food in boxes even if you want plate. Salty rice. Asian chicken only breaded. Unhealthy choices.Edit: have since changed to an allergen free dining hall called Thrive. No longer open for breakfast. So far it's much cleaner, food is so so, minimal selection but I'm sure it's a good alternative for some.
I really enjoy their vegan coconut yogurt. You should try it!Parking: The parking ramp on Shaw Lane can be full sometimes, but the ramp attached to the Wharton Center always has spaces.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cafeteria for hypoallergenic students. The chicken tenders are bomb. Still no silverware though. Please bring back the dish service. The food is too good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Very nice
Great place, tasty food, smaller not so crowded... Also:"Located within Owen Hall in River Trail Neighborhood, Thrive is Certified Free From™ the Big 8 allergens (egg, fish, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat) plus gluten. A third-party auditor, reviews and approves all ingredients and recipes used within Thrive. Regular allergen testing is performed by Thrive team members and results are sent to the auditor monthly"
If it wasn't for the service this would have been a 4-star rev. The food at thrive is alright. Depending on what they serve we range from OK to Satisfying. But for some reason for you to interact with somebody who doesn't give you the feeling that he or she it's been here and hates serving you is rare. Not that there is noby (one dude is super friendly, he reminds of andy from Mordern family). I feel like a smile or at least eye contact can be improved
Really good food for being allergen free!?
Very good gluten free food. The cooking staff is very knowledgeable and kind. There is always a desert, and there is often chicken tenders. For $7.50 it’s hard to beat the price with for gluten free food (especially when it’s all-you-can-eat).
If your looking for an allergy free dining location don't count this place out.
Spectacular quality and flavor, unlike many allergen free dining experiences.
It was a very nice restaurant. If you have a chance to go by m.s.u. it will be a good choice for you.
Restaurantji Recommends
Good food for college. Great selection of snacks and beverages.
Excellant for an eatery focusing on the 8 main allergens.
Good lunchtime selection
Unseasoned.
Always dirty. Countertops and cupboard doors. Floor sticky. Often out of ketchup, coffee. Put food in boxes even if you want plate. Salty rice. Asian chicken only breaded. Unhealthy choices.Edit: have since changed to an allergen free dining hall called Thrive. No longer open for breakfast. So far it's much cleaner, food is so so, minimal selection but I'm sure it's a good alternative for some.