Washakie Dining Center

As far as college dining halls go I dont think its half bad (can’t compare it to others to be fair) but the amount of times I have gotten food poisoning from Wash makes my stomach churn. I loathe having to go there for food sometimes when the options aren’t great. You eventually learn what foods to avoid just simply through trial and error. Once in a while they have themed dinners throughout the semester, it feels like effort is really put into these and it shows, the food is good, the atmosphere is amazing, and the people who live in the dorms and never eat at Wash show up as well, so kudos to them. I also give props to the baked goods always being top notch no matter whats being served. I also have various concerns over there being mice, rats, and roaches throughout the building.

As far as college dining halls go I dont think its half bad (can’t compare it to others to be fair) but the amount of times I have gotten food poisoning from Wash makes my stomach churn. I loathe having to go there for food sometimes when the options aren’t great. You eventually learn what foods to avoid just simply through trial and error. Once in a while they have themed dinners throughout the semester, it feels like effort is really put into these and it shows, the food is good, the atmosphere is amazing, and the people who live in the dorms and never eat at Wash show up as well, so kudos to them. I also give props to the baked goods always being top notch no matter whats being served. I also have various concerns over there being mice, rats, and roaches throughout the building.

The food is either undercooked/raw (chicken being a huge hazard) or unavailable. This a shame for students to be forced to pay for a dining plan their first year. Abysmal.

The food is either undercooked/raw (chicken being a huge hazard) or unavailable. This a shame for students to be forced to pay for a dining plan their first year. Abysmal.

Washakie is a good place if you're looking for an eat-all-you-can place that offers a variety of food. There's pizza, pasta, burgers, a gluten-friendly section, Asian and Mexican cuisine, a sandwich station, a dessert station, and a very impressive salad bar. Every now and then Washakie has themed dinners (Latin Night, Through the Decades, etc.) that showcase all kinds of food. It's a nice place to hangout with friends as well.