Food on campus can be expensive, with a Chick-fil-A sandwich, fries and lemonade adding up to over $10. Luckily, almost every spot on campus offers a campus meal deal. This meal deal is $7.65 across all restaurants. Follow along as we give a complete guide to every campus meal deal available at UTSA.
Freshens — JPL Food Court
- Artisan grilled cheese with tomato soup dipper and fountain drink
Starbucks — JPL Food Court
- Ham and Swiss croissant with a tall hot or iced regular coffee
Chick-fil-A — JPL Food Court
- Five-piece chicken nuggets with large fries and a fountain drink
Subway — JPL Food Court
- Six-inch turkey or six-inch ham sub with chips and a fountain drink
RowdyMart — various locations
Breakfast:
- Sausage egg cheese on brioche and 12-ounce Java City coffee or 20-ounce Aquafina
Lunch:
- Select fresh deli sandwich (not including Rising Roll sandwiches), chips and 20-ounce Aquafina
Panda Express — Student Union
- Four-ounce portion of orange chicken or string bean chicken, choice of white rice or chow mein, two veggie spring rolls and a fountain drink
Freebirds — Student Union
- Half Bird signature chicken or veggie burrito with a fountain drink
Rising Roll — Student Union
Breakfast:
- Grande burrito and a tall hot or iced coffee
Lunch, choice of:
- Grilled cheese with chips and a fountain drink
- Harvest or Cobb salad with fountain drink
Prime Grill — Student Union
Choice of:
- Junior prime burger with fries and a fountain drink
- Two-piece tenders with fries and a fountain drink
- Grilled cheese with fries and a fountain drink
Einstein Bro Bagel — Biotechnology Science and Engineering Building
Breakfast:
- Gourmet bagel with cream cheese shmear, hashbrown and a medium drip coffee
Lunch:
- Cheezy veggie melt and medium drip coffee
Pizza Hut — Business Building
- Italian meat pasta with a fountain drink
Rowdy’s Downtown Grill — Downtown campus, Frio Street Building
Choice of:
- Cheeseburger with chips and a fountain drink
- Chipotle black bean burger with fountain drink
With all these options and the rising food costs, it is not as impossible as it seems to eat on campus for less than $10. What do you think? Are these meal deals worth the price?
