C & H Cafeteria

1 Reviews on “C & H Cafeteria”

• FredB

  Nice Little Cafeteria. He really neat thing about a cafeteria is you pretty much know what the layout’s gonna be wherever the location, and you pretty much know the majority of food items that will be there and that there will be plenty to choose from, and you pretty much know it will be relatively inexpensive.None of these are bad things, in my opinion, yet cafeteria dining doesn’t seem to generate much excitement in the foodie world – maybe we get jaded, caught up in the dish of the day, the new restaurant of the month, or the cuisine of the year. I’ve always enjoyed pushing a tray down a long line of good looking food choices, fighting a little with myself over what my choices should be – sometimes that seems a little more stimulaing than staring at a dry, written menu, or hearing a recital of today’s dishes with a listing of ingridents I’ll forget in a second ot two.Anyway, this place is a little gem within the cafeteria world in this area. The usual setup with one serving line. I thought they had a slighty larger variety of items than K & W, or H & F, in almost every area – salads, entrees, veggies, breads, and desserts. And just like those places, this cafeteria is clean, bright, and very well lit.The Chicken Livers I chose were as good as any I’ve tried, the serving was very well sized, and a steal at $3.49 – throw in Rice & Gravy, very nice Roasted Potatoes, and Green Bean Casserole ( a little different than most with crumbled bacon, on FF onions), and the total for my meal was $7.66, not bad at all.My wife had the Lunch Special which was CS Steak (outstanding flavor here) with rice & gravy AND Mac & Cheese (a great version) for $5.99, and a nice slab of Egg Custard Pie for $1.29.This is a great little cafeteria, rivaling any in the Triad – this was our first trip, but like I say – we’ll be back.

  November 14, 2014, 8:59 pm

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