The menu described the food as unique, fresh, and tasty but the food was very bland and unremarkable. Â It's almost like processed gourmet/organic food. For example, the chicken on the shwarma sandwich was yellow/orange implying it had spices on it but it was more like salty yellow food coloring. It's just NOT worth the high price. I personally think the cafeterias in the outpatient pavilion and TCH have better food and better value.
Review Source:So, I was early for an interview, had some time to pass and was hungry so I ate here. I really like the look of their menu as a lot of the stuff looks really tasty. I had the Colorado A.L.T. minus the onion and it was pretty good. The kale was a little overpowering, but I still enjoyed it. I also really liked that I could get quinoa as a side.
The problem is, it's just too expensive. That sandwich was $8. At the cafeteria at the last university medical center I worked at I could get a whole meal for $4. If the cafeteria prices are anything close to that here, I know where I'll be going. Udi's could be an occasional treat, but that's it.
It is all about context, so please understand there is no reason to be at this location unless you are a patient/visitor/employee of the medical center. Â It closes early and has a huge pre-work and lunch rush. Â My five stars are because this is the best food one can possibly hope for in a medical office building. Â Healthy and delicious. Â Breads are fantastic, I have had about five of the sandwiches now and they all rocked. Â Really, go to the other locations if you are not working on the campus of the hospital for some reason, because you will have a bad time battling the work crowds, parking and even finding the place. Â The mint mocha is really nice.
Review Source:Udi's is a nice place to go for picky eaters or those with food allergies. All the ingredients are listed and if there is ever a question, the staff is great about double-checking for you. However, I don't always find the flavors melding (is that a word?) properly and the food is over-priced. One reviewer mentioned how buying something similar at Whole Foods would cost half the price... I have to agree with that guy. Not to mention, I think Whole Foods is already overpriced.
The lines aren't terrible if you get there right before the noon rush. I'll give them a decent rating because their Ginger Chai is one of my favorites, though be forewarned it is STRONG and truly not for everybody. Overall, a decent place to have lunch on campus if you are going with sensitive stomachs.
A little overpriced but probably the best quality food in the AMC. A good selection of sandwiches and pastries but you can't help thinking that a salad or sandwich from Whole Foods would be just as good in terms of produce and half the price.
That said, the food is generally good, the staff are great and they do half price pastries in the afternoon (while they last).
Some downsides? The coffee is horrifically strong though, to the point where it's almost undrinkable at times. I generally have to water it down. The sandwiches vary greatly in portion size. Some are too much to eat in one sitting while others leave you thinking you've been ripped off.
Better value and better coffee and they'd get 4 stars. As it is, 3.
Nice staff, student discounts, tasty food. I actually think they handle the crowds really well and never feel like I have to wait too long to order or get my food, even when it's peak eating time. Salads are a little pricey and their side of greens is pretty boring, but their sandwiches are hearty -- I recommend the French dip -- and can definitely serve as two meals if you don't eat gigantic portions for lunch. For a few bucks, the mac and cheese isn't bad, either. Pastries are average, although the morning bun is exceptional, and the coffee always tastes fresh.
Review Source:Though I will say that this location is not nearly as good as the full restaurant on 29th, for a restaurant located inside an office building on the Anschutz campus (you know the old legends about hospital cafeterias)  I'd say that this little stop is pretty good, offering a wide variety of items from Coffee and pastries, to salads, sandwiches, and full meals. I would say to avoid making it a regular  lunch spot cause the lines do get long and its sorta expensive, but its very nice for an afternoon snack (try a side of macaroni and cheese).
Review Source:Like long lines? Â Come here for your morning joe or spend your 1/2 hr lunch break waiting to order your food. Â I must give them props, they have a sign that suggests that you call in your order so you can pick it up. Â
The sitting area is way too small to accommodate the crowd. Â Surprising these medical professionals and students don't mind eating outside, and then leaving their plates and trash in the middle of the lawn. Â
I tried the tomato spinach soup and the japanese salad. Â The 1/2 salad is more like 1/4 salad. Â My clutch cocktail purse can hold more lettuce than what Udi"s is willing to offer. Â The chicken part of the salad was 3 small pieces no bigger than an infants palm, being sliced as thin as a stridex pad. Â Â The soup tasted of parmesan tomato and more parmesan. Â It wasn't worth the sodium spike. Â
Get your coffee and soup over at TCH cafeteria. Â Better service, better selection, better food, and a discount if you have a TCH badge.
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