Nature's Table Drew Street

Great food! Much better than normal cafeteria food. It is pricey, but you can always get something small, like a cup of chilli, if you are strapped for cash. Ingredients are fresh and there are lots of healthy options like smoothies, protein bowls and salads. The staff were friendly and helpful. Will definitely be returning!

This is in the SPC cafe area. Honestly I miss the old cafe from SPC itself. At the old food was cheap and delisous. The new menu is so expensive compared to the old menu and not that good. The cheapest meal is $5 and it's chicken tenders and they aren't that good. The grilled cheese isn't that good, if you're looking for an amazing grilled cheese for cheap I recommend the tarpon springs cafe at SPC. Sometimes the employees have a bad attitude which I can understand. The thing that bugs me the most is that they don't even crack their own eggs, it's called nature's table and they use carton eggs. I'm a college student with not a lot of money to spend. Overall I hate spending money here for subpar food.

Administration wanted this company, so they got it without considering that most students cannot afford this place. The employees can be pretty snarky and the food is way overpriced. Overheard them talking badly about having to move the coffee after students were trying to refill their coffee for free. Lol one cup of coffee costs a sandwich at McD's and a smoothie runs the cost of an entire meal with the previous company. If the food were better, employees were nicer and they realized they make money off of us, I might eat here again. The common colleague consensus on campus is to head over to chick fil a, where you get a free shake and the food is actually cheaper believe it or not. SPC should've chosen a less snooty company to contract with longterm. Chick Fil A, Village Inn, Dunks, Little Greek, Green Market cafe, Russo's and Mellow Mushroom are all right around the corner. Go elsewhere, they treat you better and appreciate college students spending their interest accruing student loans in their establishments.