Oxley’s by the Numbers

Average food– decent lunch and breakfast sandwiches, along with some okay sides. The drinks are okay but nothing special either. I would never stop here if I didn’t have blocks, and even with them it’s not a «go-​to» spot by any means. The lines are ridiculously long as well.

Good for a quick coffee and sandwich. Places like this though not the hype are what keep students going and sometimes nice to just stop in with a friend to have a chat.

Seems like they are always out of something… this morning it was wraps, tomorrow it will be bagels. Too unpredictable. Not a terrible stop for breakfast, but with Buck-​I-​Mart right around the corner…

There is not much to get excited about at this little campus café except for its location. When I was still studenting at OSU, this was the most obvious place to pick up a cup and hunker down between classes with awkwardly scheduled times. It has Starbucks coffee and Tazo tea, some refrigerated munchies, and indoor seating, but none of it is particularly special.
I always liked that little space between the parking structure and Central Classroom, though. A bit of grass, a few benches and tables, the mathematical symbols on the floor that made me scrape my memory of high school calculus out of the back of my brain. It’s just a pleasant place to sit when the weather is cooperative. And if that’s your corner of the campus, it’s a convenient spot anyway, since it’s probably going to be between you and your car at some point.

Starbucks for meal swipes. OSU Students: need I say more?

If you can get past the completely random and out of place larger than life numbers by this place (I haven’t), it’s one of the lesser evils of on-​campus dining.
Beats the Boss Hogg’s crappiness, but barely. Nutritional information is available online and will make you want to cry.
EVERYTHING is god-​awful horribly bad, regardless of what sounds healthy. Hummus with veggie dip is ridiculously greasy/​oily. Stick with coffee or tea and you might survive.