Seminole Cafe

"The manager, Erin, and the closing supervisor, Serene, at Seminole Cafe make it 5 stars. They are very polite and want to help students out in any way they can."

"I'm not sure what's going on with this place but they are always out of food around 6:30 and then just throw anything together ... It's not worth it and I'll be contacting fsu about this establishment. Also no one seems to like their job especially the head managers no smile no greets nothing welcoming!"

"Went here on a field trip. Loved it here. The food was amazing. Fries could get some salt. The soda machine is pretty convenient. The bathroom is nice, plus, for me at least, there are a lot of sitting areas. Would go here if I could."

"The facts: Food is healthier. The options are more limited. EX: it's taco day, and there is no condiment station for cheese, sour cream, etc. You get your lettuce and sliced tomatoes from the burger stand. The music is entirely too loud. Everyone is speaking like they're at an event, and I can still make out the music... it's like I'm at a movie theater, and the pre movie waiting music is on blast. Maybe dial it down a couple of notches when it's slow and not noisey. The staff here seem generally unhappy or reserved. Perhaps it's an off day, but I can count on one hand those that ask if you need help, are smiling, etc. Makes me reluctant to ask for food, like I've done something wrong. The environment is much better than Suwanee. It's more spacious (but not larger), it's lighter, brighter, and all together more upbeat. The crowd here is more mature as well. The room isn't filmed with students pushing past each other and laughing and carrying on obnoxiously loud, etc. I dont like that it's not self-serve except for pizza and dessert. I understand that it's to keep wastefulness down, but every time I ask for a little, I still get a lot and end up throwing half of everything I get in the trash. It would he wise to implement food portion options. Like a half serving or something. Overall, I like the ambiance better, but the vibe is all off. The modern interior and sushi bowls are what's got me sold. That and it's not slapped in the middle of dorms."

"Seminole Cafe at Florida State University, offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday to Friday, and it is open for brunch Saturday and Sunday (closes at 2 PM on the weekends). The food is always fresh, and delicious, and the staff is very friendly and they are also willing to accommodate any dietary needs that a guest might have. Chef Kris and Chef Colby are simply fabulous! I highly recommend Seminole Cafe @ FSU!"