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Where and Where Not to Dine at St. John’s University – The Torch - Dining and Cooking
Torch Photo / Alexandra Prettitore Although St. John’s University is largely a commuter school, with 75% of students living off-campus, there are still numerous dining options available, ranging from a classic all-you-can-eat dining hall to quick coffee stops. There are three major dining locations: Montgoris Dining Hall, Marillac Food Court and the Law School Cafe [...]
Where and Where Not to Dine at St. John’s University
Torch Photo / Alexandra Prettitore Although St. John’s University is largely a commuter school, with 75% of students living off-campus, there are still numerous dining options available, ranging from a classic all-you-can-eat dining hall to quick coffee stops. There are three major dining locations: Montgoris Dining Hall, Marillac Food Court and the Law School Cafe and Sidebar, which are mainly supplied by the catering company Chartwells. There…
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