My sole day-to-day drive to get up for my consecutive 8AM classes are my very thoughts of what I will be having for lunch later that day. In and out of St. James Campus, and bracing the same sickening Subway sub, daily special wrap and Tim Hortons muffin day after day... I knew that there had to be more to this student life! After extensively growing my list, I have assembled a list for you, my Monday to Friday fellow strugglers alike.
NB: There are still many nibbles to be put into action, but I will be updating as I go along.
Photo: Pita Land
There really should be a lot more student-friendly options on campus. The lack of lower prices and healthy food alternatives surprise me. On a day-to-day basis, I would like to spend a maximum of $10 a day. This $10 would go towards a beverage in the morning to keep me pepped up ($2~), and a nibble to get my Instagram going ($7~).
There really should be a lot more student-friendly options on campus. The lack of lower prices and healthy food alternatives surprise me. On a day-to-day basis, I would like to spend a maximum of $10 a day. This $10 would go towards a beverage in the morning to keep me pepped up ($2~), and a nibble to get my Instagram going ($7~).
This list is for the quick eats we're looking for inbetween our one hour breaks on a bolt, ready to hop to the next class. Each are super take-out friendly.
Do you actually want to dine-in and get more value (and adventure) for your money? I have you covered, over here. Or, if you're looking for more of a cafe-lounge-and-Wi-Fi-milking feel, I got you.
"Quick feeds" subheaded into:
On Campus, Familiar spots, Grab & Go
