Breadwinners

If you are in dire need of food and you happen to be on the B.U. campus, breadwinners definitely shouldn’t be your first choice, but is a decent alternative to other food in the area. There are two good things about breadwinners:
1. It takes dining points! For B.U. students, this is heaven on earth because it is unrealized cash being used.
2. The soup here is actually pretty decent. Definitely would not get the sandwiches or the sushi. Additionally, the breakfast items are all pretty standard, but also good if you need something before class.

Breadwinners sells overpriced, mediocre food. Basically, you end up spending money on something that you could make at home that would be better and cheaper. The only reason to eat here is if you are in the School of Management and do not have time to leave the building to go out and get real food. I guess it is a convenient option for students and staff, but that is really the only positive thing I can say about it.

Right next to Starbucks inside the BU School of Management is a sandwich shop that does nifty business in supplying fresh fruit, soups and great looking pre-​made sandwiches to the BU business kids. The prices seem fair and everything looks a lot fresher than going to the convenience stores or Dunkin Donuts.
One useful thing is that the line moves much faster than Starbucks and yet they serve the same drip coffee, so if you don’t mind foregoing the skinny latte mocha grande and just want a coffee then head here instead.
If I could suggest a major improvement — how about the name? I think having the name «Breadwinners» for the café inside the School of Management is a little too 1990s. Why not update it to a more realistic 2000s name like
Jobless-​people-​living-​under-​mountains-​of-​debt-​whilst-​trying-​to-​retrain
–as-​a-​plumber/​electrician-​because-​American-​postgrad-​education-​has
–saturated-​the-​market-​for-​people-​with-​MBAs-​during-​a-​climate-​when-​most
–companies-​are-​looking-​to-​downsize-​their-​middle-​management-​stuctures
I guess that’s not as snappy.