The pasta station in the Marketplace food court has added another custom product this week: a nacho bar that allows patrons to top crispy tri-colour corn chips their own way.
The bar offers cheddar cheese, jalapenos, ground beef, red and green peppers, olives, green onions, salsa and sour cream for just $7.99. Olé!
The Homestyle station in the Marketplace food court promises a kosher menu for Passover during lunch and dinner on Thursday, March 28.
On the menu are braised brisket with mushroom ragout, Chicken Marrakesh, or layered vegetable loaf, with a choice of root vegetables or potato latkes, and for dessert—honey-lemon sponge cake.
The station serves lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. in the CAW Student Centre.
The popularity of the macaroni-and-cheese bar at the Marche Pasta station has convinced Food Services to extend it through the remainder of the school year, says Paolo Vasapolli, assistant manager of the Marketplace food court in the CAW Student Centre.
“We originally intended it as just a one-week special, but it has really gone over well,” he says. “We think our customers will appreciate us extending this service.”
Reviews of both the Residence Services and Food and Catering Services operations will focus on the goal of enhancing services and developing a long-term strategy for the two areas.
Steering committees for each of the reviews comprise the following membership:
The Homestyle station in the Marketplace food outlet will celebrate the diverse cultures and cuisines of Africa’s largest nation Thursday, March 14, with a menu prepared in consultation with students from Nigeria.
“We are very excited about being able to offer these dishes,” says assistant manager Paolo Vasapolli. “It is wonderful to be able to offer a taste of home for Nigerian students, and we hope everyone will try and enjoy these delicious foods.”
The Marche pasta station in the CAW Student Centre’s Marketplace will feature a macaroni and cheese bar this week, offering a variety of dishes made fresh to order.
The selection includes:
With prices ranging from $5.99 to $7.49, diners can afford to try a few!
The Crocodile Grill in Vanier Hall and the Tim Hortons kiosk in the CAW Student Centre will be open to serve the campus clientele during Study Week, reports Food Services.
Patrons can satisfy their caffeine urges at the Tim Hortons outlet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday to Thursday. It will serve its usual combination of beverages and baked goods.
The Crocodile Grill, on the ground floor of Vanier Hall, will open every day this week.
Dinner in the Marketplace food court Thursday will give diners a chance to say “Be Mine” to the objects of their affections.
The menu in the CAW Student Centre food services outlet will celebrate St. Valentine’s Day with these entrée choices:
The Marketplace food court in the CAW Student Centre will serve a multicultural menu this week, February 11 to 14, in observance of the Celebration of Nations.
Monday’s lunch is Mexican, featuring chorizo-stuffed mushroom caps, taquitos with marinated chicken and honey chipotle sauce, vegetarian quesadillas with guacamole, and pescado with lime pico de gallo.
Dinner Monday is Chinese and will offer pepper steak, chicken chow mein, a vegetarian stir-fry, and sweet and sour chicken.
The Homestyle station in the Marketplace food court will feature the flavours of India today—Tuesday, January 22—with lunch and dinner entrees drawing from cuisine of the subcontinent.
The lunch menu includes:
while dinner features:
