Quizzes & Puzzles Feast Your Eyes: The Campus Eateries Visual Quiz How well do you know East Hill’s cafés and dining rooms? See how many you can recognize from these 11 artistic images! Difficulty Level: Challenging By Beth Saulnier; photography by Jason Koski With a smorgasbord of eating options, East Hill has long been home to one of the nation’s leading campus food operations. Run in-house by Cornell Dining—and never outsourced to a corporate contractor, as at many colleges and universities—the system now comprises 29 eateries, which include not just dining rooms but also cafés, food courts, convenience stores, and more. Some of these eateries have been on campus for decades, while others have opened within the past few years. How many of them can you recognize? 1) Green Dragon, Sibley Hall Big Red Barn Trillium Dining, Kennedy Hall Amit Bhatia Café, Olin Library None 2) Novick’s Café, Ginsburg Hall Rusty’s, Uris Hall Goldie’s Café, Physical Sciences Building Mattin’s Café, Duffield Hall None 3) Trillium Dining, Kennedy Hall Morrison Dining, Morrison Hall Okenshields, Willard Straight Hall Temple of Zeus, Goldwin Smith Hall None 4) Rusty’s, Uris Hall Green Dragon, Sibley Hall Mann Café, Mann Library Martha’s Café, Martha Van Rensselaer Hall None 5) Goldie’s Café, Physical Sciences Building Jansen’s Market, Noyes Community Recreation Center Bus Stop Bagels, Kennedy Hall Café Jennie, Cornell Store None 6) Martha’s Café, Martha Van Rensselaer Hall Amit Bhatia Libe Café, Olin Library Mattin’s Café, Duffield Hall Novicks Café, Ginsburg Hall None 7) Morrison Dining, Morrison Hall North Star Dining, Appel Commons Amit Bhatia Libe Café, Olin Library Temple of Zeus, Goldwin Smith Hall None 8) Mann Café, Mann Library Risley Dining, Risley Hall Okenshields, Willard Straight Hall Green Dragon, Sibley Hall None 9) Bear Necessities, Robert Purcell Community Center Café Jennie, Cornell Store Jansen’s Market, Noyes Community Recreation Center Dairy Bar, Stocking Hall None 10) Okenshields, Willard Straight Hall Risley Dining, Risley Hall North Star Dining, Appel Commons Temple of Zeus, Goldwin Smith Hall None 11) Jansen’s Dining, Bethe House Amit Bhatia Libe Café, Olin Library Big Red Barn Morrison Dining, Morrison Hall None Time’s up Published February 25, 2025 Comments George Weiner, Class of 1964 2 Mar, 2025 Back in the day, there was the Barf Bar in UH2 and the Ivy Room in Willard Straight. The Barf Bar actually had great BLTs and made-to-order omelets. When I was in grad school, a colleague and I often bought expired, but still good, yogurt for about a quarter at the Dairy Bar. Reply Michael Schenker, Class of 1968 4 Mar, 2025 And there was Barf Bar Fred. When you walked in you shouted your order, and by the time the line made it to the grill your order was ready; nothing was written down. Also, the Ivy Room was the main dining hall at The Straight. In the winter we dropped a few of the plastic trays out the back windows (which were 3 or 4 floors above ground level) and went tray sliding down lib slop. Suddenly the trays were cardboard and not plastic. Reply Leave a Comment Cancel replyOnce your comment is approved, your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Class Year Email * Save my name, email, and class year in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Other stories You may like Campus & Beyond In a New Book, Prof Translates Ancient Advice for the Lovelorn Campus & Beyond Professor Studies Issues at the Intersection of Race, Poverty, and Public Policy Campus & Beyond CALS’ Beloved Apple Vending Machine Remains Fruit-Full