Ralphile is abusive and Joe is covering it up!As a female employee who has witnessed this first handThe previous review that was taken down was valid.
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As dining halls go, the appeal here is from its high variety. It'll take a good month before it gets old. The actual quality of the food itself is middling, but for University food that isn't necessarily a deal breaker.
For $11, A M A Z I N G
Worst place you could eat if you’re looking for healthy food. They have brown rice and grilled chicken but the rice is too dry and crunchy as if were never cooked and chicken is also dry. I just regret buying the meal plan.
Food is always awful. Always overcrowded and all the drinks from the drink machines taste awful
Food is safe usually
There is such a great variety of food here. I went here almost daily for the first half of a semester and had a different meal each time. The salad bar is my favorite thing here. This dining hall does get quite loud and busy throughout the day.
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While I love the food that Traditions at Scott serves and their rotation of food at different stations, there are a bunch of inaccessible areas. From the pictures of the setup you can see that there are a bunch of table randomly sized and placed. This issue makes it hard for people in wheelchairs, blind people, and other physical disabilities to get around easily. There is already limited walk-room as there is, but as the dining hall gets crowded lines also add to complicated walking area.Another issue that makes Traditions at Scott inaccessible is the acoustics. The dining hall is very large which might be the cause of the echoey sound. Those with hearing impairments would struggle to listen closely or focus on one thing.