Campus Life

Food is limited to the cafeteria and a few small places on campus (Einstein Bros., a Java City cafe, and a little grocery store called the POD.) There's a lot of nice restaurants a few blocks away, if you get really sick of cafeteria food.

The food in Mabee pretty much sucks, but there are some other options on campus where you can use your Tiger Bucks money. And, there are lots of great dining options in San Antonio and a lot of people have cars, so it's pretty easy to get off campus to restaurants and shopping.

Eating at Trinity isn't sure to leave you feeling like you're in a rut. Mabee Dining Hall features varieties of food that span from hamburgers to vegan stir fry. There are also a variety of options located on campus, most notably the Commons, where a mall food court meets a college campus.

This is tough to rate, due to the fact that I have eaten at very few dining halls outside of Trinity University. However, post-renovation, Trinity's dining service has proven to be pretty good. They offer a large variety of cuisine and always offer vegetarian/vegan, delicatessen, pasta, and homestyle service among others.

Food was ok, but who cares!

The food is okay at the dining hall, but there are plenty of good restaurants in the surrounding area.

Einstein Brothers and Coates have good food. Mabee has items that are always good, like their mac and cheese, curries, and tacos but overall is not very good.