Wadsworth Dining Hall — Restaurant in Houghton

Food is nearly inedible; Chartwell's has ruined the eating experience at Michigan Tech. They claim that lunch closes at 2, but they consistently close 30min - 1 Hour early, the allergy safe food section pretty commonly misses or cross contaminates food, leading to easily avoidable allergic reactions. I have had many, MANY, pieces of very raw chicken, or horribly overcooked food. The drink machines are consistently broken, or horribly un-calibrated to the point where the ginger ale tastes like toothpaste, or carbonated drinks are completely flat. Most recently, they've been lukewarm, flat, and underflavored; and the ice machines only work every once in a while. The orange juice tastes expired, and the milk dispensers are empty more than they're full.

There are constant issues in this dining hall, but hey, good thing they decided to renovate it again for the 2nd time in the last 2-3 years! (Not that it matters, there's moldings that are coming up, and a lot of the banisters are...

The food is something to be careful about. I pulled plastic out of my lasagna and the chicken is too often undercooked. I have never had so much stomach pain daily from the food I eat until now. They are super understandstaffed but Michigan tech has had months to fix this and hasn't been able to. After holiday break and having good food I've really realized how much of a waste of money buying a meal plan was for Wadsworth. But mcnair is always better even though they have the same dishes. Also I wish after the forks disappeared we could get some replacements but I kinda like eating undercooked sausage with a spoon. And if I'm not a picky person I just never thought college food could make me miss my old...

If you've ever wondered what it's like to eat a culinary cry for help, look no further. This dining hall is less 'dining' and more 'despairing.' The turkey burgers? They taste like existential dread pressed between two stale buns and are more common than Mechanical Engineers on campus. The Philly cheesesteaks? I've seen more appealing roadkill. And don't even get me started on the 'mystery mush' that occasionally makes an appearance. I'm pretty sure it's sentient. My therapist now charges extra for 'post-dining hall trauma.' One star, and that's only because the fire alarm added a little spice to the otherwise flavorless experience. Would rather eat my own shoe. At least I'd know...