Where to eat in Utah Valley?

[Pelado]

We are close to the same age. It was there my first semester as well, and when I got back I think some of the new places were open but the Wilk was mostly under construction.

I only ate there once or twice before my mission because I was on the meal plan in Deseret towers. Taco Bell was a regular for me after my mission because of the quantity of the food at a low price.

I was also on a meal plan at Deseret Towers - pretty much 2 meals per day. I was working janitorial at the SFLC early mornings that semester so I would typically skip breakfast.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays I had Social Dance at 8 am in the East Ballroom of the Wilk, so I would treat myself to a donut or something from the CougarEat afterwards.

Pretty sure I've shared this here before, but one memorable morning while enjoying my donut, i overheard a woman asking, in a somewhat exasperated voice, "Where is the coffee?"

[BigPiney]

I can't stomach Taco Bell anymore.

My youngest and I love their Nacho Fries.

[Clark Addison]

Similarly to Pelado (but preceding him), right after my mission I did a semester on the 4 AM to 8 AM janitorial crew before landing a job at the MTC, where I stayed the rest of my undergraduate days*. After finishing buffing floors at 8:00 AM, I would often head over to Cougareats**, where my go-to meal was biscuits and gravy.

* Apropos of nothing, but just because I was reminded of this fact while writing this, I taught a language in the MTC that is only spoken full-time by one mission, consisting of about 100 American missionaries, and then maybe another 10-20 missionaries in places like New York, Vancouver, and San Fran. As a result, we would occasionally have empty entry classes, and I would be furloughed for two months. Given my finances at the time, I couldn't afford to take two months off. It seems amazing now that I was always able to get a two-month job in these 3 or 4 occasions over a period of 3 years. I delivered pizzas once. I was one of the founding employees of the "Hard Disk Cafe" (WordPerfect's campus cafeteria), and did one or two other things.

** I swear that when I was there it was "Cougareats" and they later changed it to "Cougareat", but maybe this is my own private Mandela effect.

[Shaka]

I was one of the founding employees of the "Hard Disk Cafe" (WordPerfect's campus cafeteria).

I college I worked at WP and would eat at Hard Disk Cafe quite often.