Hillside Café - Pullman

"It's a short walk from my dorm, which is a plus. The portion sizes are decent, though they can vary depending on who is serving. The place is generally clean and tidy, and the staff are friendly. However, there are some downsides: occasionally, there aren’t enough staff at the registers, the food quality is below average, and some prices seem a bit high."

The food tends to be very pricey and can be quite spicy, depending on your choice. Generally, the quality is good, though.

This diner is fully accessible for individuals with disabilities, featuring designated parking, a ramp, and doors equipped with handicap switches. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, complemented by a clean and tastefully decorated interior. The kitchen staff is exceptionally friendly, and the quality of the food is remarkable. There are ample seating options available, including a private area that can accommodate up to 100 guests for events. It's a fantastic place to enjoy a meal, engage in conversation, or study.

The sandwiches and desserts, along with the chef's specials, are quite delightful. However, I would suggest steering clear of the pasta, as it is regularly coated in oil to keep it looking shiny and fresh. Unfortunately, this doesn’t change the fact that the combination of pasta and marinara can lead to an upset stomach.

It's a pretty decent cafeteria on campus. They have soup available, which is a nice bonus. The salad bar is usually quite good, but I recently had a salad where the olives had a strange smell and taste. I suspect they may have been left out in the warmth for too long.