Mem M

Google review

Food was the usual Nando’s standard. The staff that served us was very helpful in catering for our coeliac requirements. She was aware of cross contamination and explained what was safe to order.

M. S.

Google review

Very affordable (the cheapest place to eat on campus), and from having eaten and ordered coffee there many times, it’s the best place overall to eat! $3.6 for a coffee with all the options of a commercial cafe, plus every single one of their restaurant food options (from $3 dahl and rice to their curries and lasagnes) is incredibly filling and such a steal for the price they’re offered at. Their focaccias will sort you out for lunch and possibly some dinner (l a r g e) The QR code system is genuinely there to help out volunteers as they’re sometimes understaffed, but I promise you that everyone is passionate about their work and quality of food. Everything is vegetarian and/or vegan (gluten free when applicable), and I’ve had to on multiple occasions stop myself from ordering their cakes and brownies because of how good they are :) Fifth year on campus and I’m firm on my belief that this is the best place to eat!

Beth Farrall

Google review

Really tasty, hot pizza. Had a gluten free option which was really nice. I can liken it to a Pizza Pancake...and I really think there is a market for that. The other pizzas ordered were enjoyed by all. The bases were thin, and toppings plentiful.

Julide Ersoy

Google review

Dosa Hut in Clayton offers a satisfying meal deal for $21.66. I enjoyed a flavorful chicken dosa with two idly, accompanied by coconut cream, a spicy dip, and a light curry. The chicken was perfectly spiced, and the dosa was crispy and delicious. The gluten-free option and complimentary drink made it a great value. My husband also enjoyed his meal. Highly recommended!

Zarin Chowdhury

Google review

Halal burger, gluten-free options available, the food was a bit salty. The price and serving size were great. Will definitely return to try other options.