Colorado Mountain College Campus Life

the food here is pretty good; they serve 3-4 meals a day during the week and 2 meals a day during the weekend. the salad bar is really good!

The school food provider is Sodexo. There is also a culinary program at the campus I am with (Alpine in Steamboat Springs) and the students often cook scrumptious desserts. I do have an eating restriction that the head chef checks in with me to see how I am doing and has foods available that I can eat. I have a stomach condition that limits my diet so it's nice that there are foods on hand that calm my stomach.

Although they don't have a cafeteria, my local CMC has a snack bar and offers lunch and breakfast food from a local cafe at an extremely affordable price. They even offer vegetarian options.

Adequate for what you are looking for.

SV Campus: Cafeteria is closed to those who do NOT have a food pass (that is like the worse thing!) but other than that, there is a Starbucks and campus store which is convenient but high priced. Glenwood Campus: only vending machines available. However, there is a City Market 2 minutes away (still not as convenient as having a small store at the actual campus).

As I mentioned earlier, the Leadville campus is smaller than the Glenwood Springs campus, which means it offers a smaller diversity of foods. As with any cafeteria, you get tired of some of the options after awhile. The cooks are always open to new ideas however along with being very accommodating of special dietary needs.

There is a brand new cafe at this campus, but I have yet to try it since I closes before my classes usually start. As for restaurants in there area, there are tons. I once listened to a bartender and a customer listing all the restaurants in Edwards, CO alone, and they came up with over 30 names! Everything from fast food to fine dining is available, but choices for cash-strapped students can seem a bit limited.

The Edwards CMC campus recently added a new addition with a very nice, open sitting area and a small deli offering great soups, salads, and snacks. The Spring Valley campus has a cafeteria with good food; students can buy a meal plan at a very reasonable price. There is also a brand new coffee shop also reasonably priced.

I have never tried the food at Colorado Mountain College because I ate at home, brought a lunch, or ate elsewhere. Therefore, I cannot review this aspect of life at Colorado Mountain College.

they have a new cafeteria.

I have no idea what this means?

CMC does not offer Greek Life.

Forget the Greek life, it's not here.