PRIME at HVCC Main Cafe

Honestly just walk across the street, for the price the food isnt worth it. Its better anywhere across the road. However the staff is all freindly, so when its rsining or snowing its not a bad choice. Just not cost effective, nor dose it taste really good. Except the sushi.

Lazy staff, overpriced food, unreasonable waiting in line times, food shortages, the list goes on... If anything is a big seller and customers like it, you know that they are already trying to get rid of it. This company really has gone from a pinnacle of success to an absolute disaster. I should not have to walk across the street in the freezing cold to get food that is just average. Although it takes less time to walk across the street and back with food than it does to just pay for it at PRIME. Really wish people cared about their product that they serve instead of force it upon ourselves unless you want to go somewhere else. My recommendation to anyone even thinking about going to this school should really plan on NOT buying from PRIME, and if you need something fast then go to a vending machine because even a vending machine is better than this place.

This is my favorite place on campus to get food. They always have something for everyone. Including chef specials, sushi, the main grill, prime-ito and pizza. The head chef and the director of operations are some of the most accommodating people. The food is always fresh and prime always has something interesting and new that people haven't heard of on the menu, DAILY! They serve breakfast and lunch. Did I forget to mention the salad bar (pay by the pound). They also have ice cream, soda, coffee, tea, water and a variety of chips and other fresh prepared snack packs, yogurts and cold sandwhiches.

Very expensive for the cafeteria-quality food and lack of diversity on the menu. Staff is reasonably nice, but students are better off crossing the street to inexpensive competitors for a wider array of food at a lower cost.

Definitely better than your standard college fair. Food is palatable, you don't feel like you're going to die from a salt overdose, and the staff are nice. Only things to note are that you should definitely wait until at least 10 or so to get pizza because after that the food has been fresh cooked within the last 20 minutes or so (and because the frozen stuff they put out before that is... Edible but tastes like it's been left in there a wee bit too long).