The Drawing Board Cafe

Your basic sandwich counter kind-​of-​place, The Drawing Board offers sandwiches (bread varies upon their stock that day), sandwich toppings on a bed of shredded iceberg lettuce (they call these «artisan salads»), and then a hot meal option that changes daily:
Monday: Red Beans & Rice
Tuesday: (varies)
Wednesday: Fried Chicken & Mac n’ Cheese
Thursday: (varies– usually a seafood)
Friday: Catfish, Gumbo & Hush Puppies
I’ve never really been impressed with my lunches from the café, but… a sandwich is a sandwich.
The women who work there are real sweet and if you happen to frequent Richardson Memorial Building, it is too convenient to ignore!

This place is a mixed bag. I go here pretty often because it’s close to my classes. Their sandwiches are made to order with standard breads. They have a hot food plate that’s always a good deal. But what you get, and how you get charged for it depends on who is serving you. I’ve ordered a side of hush puppies, and they’ve given me 6, versus my friend who got about 12 who was served earlier by some one else, all for the same price.
things not on the menu:
* small side salad
* large salad with the sandwich meats
* fried catfish from the hot food plate into a po-​boy
*** they can pretty much make you what ever you want with what they have there. but as I said, sometimes it can be a little inconsistent with pricing.