SAGE Dining

Just upright horrible their meat is all dry and taste like cardboard, and all the pasta is ether overcooked, leftover, or undercooked. The only good stuff is the bread that STUDENTS make themselves. There are maggots and Flies in our rice and pasta. I FOUND A HAIR IN MY BURGER IT WAS REALLY LONG SO IT NOT MINE!

It is completely and utterly unacceptable that SAGE lets their food be contaminated with such vulgar items. Many at my school have found items such as nails, bugs, and even hair inside their meals! This is not just a review but an outcry! SAGE has to improve their service and create a better atmosphere.

Ran out of food, even white wonder bread, which is unacceptable. Despite having a "decent restaurant", Sage continues to disappoint. Oh, and they undercook pasta. FLIPPIN PASTA MAN. Me, a food LOVER, dreads the days I don't have pack lunch. Did i mention I found FINGERNAILS IN MY BURGER PATTY?! 0/5 is more fitting.

absolutely the most trash food i have ever tasted. i would give 0 stars if i could. This food is an unforgivable disaster. It tastes like someone forgot the basic concept of flavor and just threw random garbage together. Sage's food is a horrifying blend of rubbery and slimy, as if it was made to punish your mouth. I wouldn’t feed this to my worst enemy. 0/5

As a vegetarian and pescatarian, I find it incredibly frustrating that there are so few options available at my university’s dining hall. Most days, I’m left with only rice and a basic assortment of vegetables, which isn’t enough to sustain a balanced diet. Even worse, many of the vegetable dishes often contain bacon or pork fat for added flavor, leaving me with no choice at all. It’s disappointing that, despite the significant amount my family pays for a meal plan, the food service lacks true diversity and inclusivity in its offerings. Simple dishes often taste off, and there are few, if any, creative options that cater to different dietary preferences. I would love to see a wider variety of well-prepared, plant-based, and pescatarian-friendly choices to make the dining experience more en