I have had both the tri tip and the salmon, and I prefer the tri tip. The salmon is usually dry. The garlic fries are very good and flavorful. The chimichurri has very little flavor, the lemon pepper aioli is alright, and the honey sriracha is alright on the tri tip. The avocado toast for breakfast is good, especially since the eggs are over-easy, and the ingredients are fresh. The lines can also get long at around 12:00, and it takes awhile for food to come out. read more

The food tastes good and is healthier choices. The great thing besides the food, is you can now order through campus Grub Hub. read more

Brown's - Tri-tip, ancient grains and mixed vegetable medley - American Near Me

The service was terrible. Every single interaction that I had with each of the employees was very unpleasant. Not only were they very rude and unkind, they completely lacked customer service courtesy. Their miserable attitudes put a damper on what was once a good morning. I don't recommend. Not to mention that their avocado toast came with chunky scrambled eggs rather than a classic fried egg.. read more

Brown's - Avocado toast - American Near Me

best spot on campus for breakfast w/ a meal swipe! There wasn't any line either so it's great for a quick grab breakfast and there is plenty of seating inside. Avocado toast came with two eggs on top. The yolk wasn't runny but it wasn't fully cooked either. That's my personal favorite type of sunny side up, but it is probably going to vary how they long they cook yours. Though I wish the bread was a little more toasted, I would definitely recommend trying it for yourself! It also came with a side of either a hash brown or fruit cup that you could grab yourself from the fridge. read more

Brown's - avocado toast - American Near Me

Favorite place to use my meal swipe! For breakfast, get their avocado toast. For lunch or dinner, get their salmon with chimichurri and double vegetable medley. I also stock up on tea bags here. Great seating inside and outside! read more

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let me make this clear: browns cafe is by no means a ~good~ restaurant if we're comparing it to actual off-campus eats. the food is pretty average american fare, the service... leaves much to be desired (you *will* be scowled at while there), and the value when using real money isn't particularly great either. BUT! as a student at uc berkeley who has to deal with the atrocity that is cal dining, browns cafe is THE place to use your meal swipes on an actually decent meal. *disclaimer: i've heard of some people discovering bugs in their food at browns, but i personally have never found a bug in my food here, which cannot be said about the other cal dining halls.* ok, food review time! (it's kinda weird to rank this one, since you basically just choose a protein, two sides, and a sauce for your lunch combo plate, so i'll be ranking individual proteins, sides, and sauces lol) a-tier: salmon (protein choice): my go-to protein choice at browns, and arguably one of the only safe places to consume fish with cal dining. (no food poisoning-inducing rockfish here!) chimichurri sauce (sauce choice): my go-to sauce choice! it's a little bit greasy, but it's also really tasty and fragrant. in my opinion, it matches the best with the other things in my lunch plate. fresh greens salad (side choice): one of my go-to side choices here! the salad mix is always weirdly fresher than at other cal dining options. i also really like the dressing they use, and it goes well with the chimichurri sauce, so highly recommend ordering them together! b-tier: chicken breast (protein choice): usually not super dry like most chicken breasts, and it's also never pink or gray! can't say the same about the chicken in the dining halls! roasted vegetable medley (side choice): fairly solid vegetable option if you don't like salad. it's a little bland, but it's pretty good with the right sauce choice. garlic fries (side choice): i usually go for fries if im feeling like something a little less healthy lol. the fries are pretty good (never stale), but they can get bland towards the end, and for some reason browns doesn't have any ketchup/bbq sauce! :( c-tier: tri-tip (protein choice): really tough and not tasty imo. sometimes the dining hall does a better job with this (when they actually cook their beef right). tofu (protein choice): really bland and a bit rubbery. tbh cal dining just never does tofu right! ancho orange sauce (sauce choice): i tried this sauce once because i was getting bored of having the chimichurri sauce everyday, and it was just NOT it. the sauce is reminiscent of orange chicken sauce, which just doesn't work with any of the proteins or sides that browns offers. szechuan sauce (sauce choice): yet another L sauce choice from browns. it's not spicy at all and doesn't really taste like anything a legit szechuan restaurant would sell... but then again, what was i expecting from cal dining? tldr; browns cafe is a solid lunch choice if you're on campus and unable to get a meal off-campus, or if you're just looking to use up your meal swipes lol read more

Brown's - salmon with ancho orange sauce, vegetable medley, and garlic fries - American Near Me

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The food here is healthier compared to the other dining halls, but the staff's attitude is an issue. I don't appreciate the excessive yelling and poor treatment. read more

Brown's - Tofu in orange sauce, mashed potatoes, and salad - American Near Me

Lost my ticket. Waited 40 minutes for food. Located in a beautiful part of cal, close to a lot of nice areas.

Very good Salmon fillet for lunch. Also the garlic fries were very good. Chicken breast is kind of mid though, because it was really super dry. It was so dry that if I didn't have any water then I probably would have died. Def better than any dining hall here at Berk but also a longer line so it's a trade off. I will render my final verdict when I try the Avacado toast tomorrow morning. read more

I'm updating this review because I started going more frequently and realized that I must've caught them on a bad day. Ultimately, the true problem with this cafe is that they are not equipped to serve the number of people they serve (out of no fault of their own). Since they're ALWAYS full, they might treat you with impatience and rush at times. However, the food is decent and probably the healthiest meal you'll find on campus. The owners should consider expanding the size and capacity of this diner. read more

A feast for the eyes and soul. Encountering not one but two cooked eggs plopped atop my toast filled me with immense joy--they knew I was a gym rat in dire need of protein. Complemented by a cup of fruit, this was a meal fit for a queen. Fork in my left hand and knife in my right, I made the first cut, dissecting into this monstrosity of a toast with intent. An unassuming fistful of arugula awaited. What a peppery storm! I offer a word of advice to Pat Brown's: go lighter on the greens. Still, I kept my game face on and continued to cut through tenaciously. To my surprise, I stumbled upon a hidden gem: a runny golden egg yolk. My day was made. All my worries flew out the window. You've redeemed yourself, Cal Dining. Thank you Pat Brown's. I will be back again. read more

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good for meal swipes but I wouldn't come here otherwise - service and food quality are noticeably better than the dining halls and Golden Bear Cafe but still not quite up the standard of a normal restaurant lunch plate ($15.00): choice of protein (chicken, steak, salmon, tofu), sauce (chimichurri, ancho orange, Szechuan), 2 sides (vegetable medley, salad, brown rice, heirloom grains, garlic fries), and a drink (bubly, coffee, tea, milk, juice) - chimichurri sauce was solid but very oily, forward flavors are cilantro and lemon - ancho orange was essentially an orange chicken sauce, very sweet - salmon was my go-to and usually done pretty well - chicken was sometimes overcooked and sometimes undercooked - steak was rather tough - tofu was fairly bland since it's in one big block - heirloom grains was a mix of purple rice, kale, cranberries, and other grains - garlic fries were usually soggy but tasty - vegetable medley depended on what they had in stock: zucchini, Brussels sprouts, bell peppers, broccoli read more

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I'd say it's more of 3.5 stars, but definitely 4 if you're using meal swipes. Unfortunately I no longer have those, so had to pay with actual money. They opened back up recently and are currently only serving one thing, which is essentially a combination plate with your choice of protein, sides, and a drink. I decided to try the trip tip with szechuan sauce, and got veggies and garlic fries as the sides. Honestly everything tasted pretty decent for campus food standards--I especially liked the vegetables. It was a bit hectic ordering since they try to move everyone along so fast, but the food came out quick. If you have meal swipes and want a good lunch, come here! read more

Brown's - Tri tip, veggies, garlic fries - American Near Me

Probably the best use of a meal swipe at Cal. The salmon with orange sauce is delicious and the tri tip with chimichurri is often very good. Garlic fries and greens are also tasty. There is usually a 15-25 minute wait but it is definitely worth it. read more

Brown's - Tri tip with chimichurri, garlic fries, heirloom greens - American Near Me

Compared to other campus eateries, Pat Brown's is the standout winner with its varied offerings and overall better quality of food. I tried the portabello panini and loved it! Although the sourdough tasted a bit stale and I wished there was more filling, all the flavors worked really well together and honestly, you can't go wrong with pesto! My friend ordered the flipped plate with chicken, broccoli and roasted potatoes. The chicken was SUPER dry and everything else tasted like your typical, basic broccoli and roasted potatoes. I recommend trying more adventurous flipped plates option but whatever you decide to order, skip the chicken!! Definitely come visit if you have the flex dollars and even if you don't, I still think it'll be worth the visit. I'll be back! read more

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Pay Browns has not been eliminated from on campus meal point locations! Glad it's here after Ramona and Qualcomm has gone, sad. Really enjoyed the meatballs and mashed cauliflower in my flipped plate, though would have preferred the roasted broccoli to be softer. read more

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Unfortunately, if you happen to find yourself as a UC Berkeley student, you will experience a rude awakening: for the most part, on-campus Berkeley food fails to satisfy the palate. Luckily, Browns Cafe offers a solution, the only solution. Browns Cafe is the best food not only on UC Berkeley campus, not only on a California campus, not only on a college campus, but also the world. Whether it is the seared salmon fillet, the juicy tri-tip, or the chimichurri sauce coupled with the protein, Browns Cafe DOES NOT MISS. Browns cafe is Steph Curry in his February 15, 2011 game against the New Orleans Hornets (100% field goal percentage). Paired with such excellent food is the incredible service. Lines are short, with amiable workers always smiling, obviously understanding they are working in the best restaurant the West has to offer. I will never go to lunch elsewhere; Browns Cafe has my heart. Below is my reaction after eating the salmon, garlic fries, and vegetable medley. read more

Brown's - Me after eating Browns for the 100000th time in a row because it does not miss just like Steph Curry against the Hornets February 15 2011. - American Near Me

Ambiance: Always crowded at the hour mark after 10 AM. People want their food fix! Lots of students eating and studying at the same time~~ oh college life :P Service: Nice friendly servers! :) Food: I like the burritos and sunflower cutlet sandwiches! :) Price: ~$7-8 per meal kinda pricey for what you get :/ Tip: - try the burritos! Conclusion: I would only come here if I had meal points or if I was really really desperate for some food. read more

Brown's - Sunflower cutlet sandwich with kombucha is the bomb :) - American Near Me

They have the strangest most inefficient ordering system I have ever seen. It also changes throughout the day. If you go at a non busy time you can order Peet's from the counter, but if it's busy the barista will yell at you for not standing in the right place. Not user friendly. Save yourself the trouble and go to yalis if you need coffee. read more

|| B A C K G R O U N D || Pat Brown's reopened and is no longer a grill, from what I can tell. They now serve healthier foods, and have a Peet's Coffee & Tea imbedded in their store. I decided to come here between lab and lecture, and I didn't want to go off campus. They took forever renovating this place, so I figured it would be a good place to grab lunch. I also wanted to get some work done, and they have ample indoor seating. But no work was done, because I decided to create this rant post instead of being productive for class. || F O O D || You have three options eating here: 1) Create your own PLATE: choose any single entree and 2 sides for $7.50 Today, entrees, included 1/4 herbed rotisserie chicken, rotisserie turkey breast, grilled portobello mushroom, braised tofy, and sunflower cutlet (vegan). Sides include spicy simmered greens, french fries, homemade potato chips, garlic fries (+$1.00), whole grain rice pilaf, steamed white rice, "baked" mashed potatoes, creamy polenta, and steamed vegetables. Single entree from $4.50. Half chicken is $6.50, plus two sides is $9.50. Whole chicken is $12.50. Single side is $1.50. 2) Gourmet SALADS: choose lettuce, dressing, and up to 5 toppings for $5.25. Add an entree option for $7.25 Greens include romaine lettuce, spinach, and spring mix. Dressing includes Caesar, ranch, balsamic vinaigrette, and oil + vinegar. Toppings include cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, pepperocini, shredded carrots, corn, sliced olives, edamame, hard boiled egg, pumpkin seeds, dried cranberries, black beans, croutons. They have something called a PB-T Caeser that has chopped romaine, rotisserie turkey, corn, red onions, black beans, pumpkin seeds, shredded cheddar topped with Caesar dressing. 3) Custom SANDWICHES for $6.25, add a savory side for $7.50 total. Choose an entree roast from herbed chicken, turkey breast, daily entree, grilled portobello mushroom, braised tofu, sunflower cutlet (vegan). Choose bread from multi-grain wheat, torpedo roll, artisan roll. Add mayo, whole-grain brown mustard, dijon mustard, oil + vinegar, lettuce, tomatoes, sliced olives, cucumbers, red onions, pickles. Cheese is an extra $0.75, bacon $1.60, avocado $1.25, extra meat $1.75, hummus $1. I opted for a gourmet salad because I wanted to practice healthy eating habits. The only thing gourmet about this salad was how incredibly small it was for the price I paid. I got all three types of greens and asked for cucumbers, carrots, corn, edamame, and eggs. They ran out of corn (really?), and the girl said I could get chicken. I thought it was a hidden topping, so I happily said yes. She drizzled on some sauce, threw in a small slice of bread, and that was that. Wow. This portion would satiate no one. She added maybe 20 leaves of vegetables, 3 cucumber slices, 10 carrot strands, 20 edamame beans, 1/2 of a hard-boiled egg, and 10 strands of chicken. Even worse, the chicken counted as an ENTREE, and I had to pay $7.25 for this miserable MISERABLE meal. I will say that the chicken was well-flavored, and the bread was tasty and soft. BUT WHAT THE HECK, REALLY? I totally didn't realize how LITTLE I was given until the server tried to close the container...and it was only 1/3 filled. ONE THIRD. THIS IS WORSE THAN GBC. And then I was charge $7.25 for THIS!? REALLY??? It took me 3 minutes to eat the whole thing, and I AM AS HUNGRY AS WHEN I WALKED THROUGH THE DOOR. || C L O S U R E || Not-so-generous servers, small salads. Opt for the plates. The salads and sandwiches are miserably small. MISERABLE. EDIT: Okay, so the student next to me got the plate entree, which was comprised of 4 small slices of turkey, a few florets of steamed broccoli, and a small heap of mashed potatoes with gravy. IT WAS SMALLER THAN MY SALAD. WHAT IS UP WITH THIS. EVERYTHING IS MISERABLY SMALL. DO NOT VENTURE HERE UNLESS YOU ONLY HAVE 5 MINUTES FOR LUNCH AND CANNOT GO A FEW MORE FEET TO OFF-CAMPUS EATERIES. Unless it's for Peet's, which was giving away free samples c: read more

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Meh meh meh meh meh. This place was a lot better before the revamp to make Cal Dining locations on campus "healthier." What Cal Dining thinks healthier means, apparently, is to shrink the portions down to laughable/insulting sizes while throwing fancy gourmet sounding terms into the ingredients list. I had the chicken, dandelion pesto, and cheese panini, and for the price it was disappointing. Dry chicken, flavorless pesto, meh cheese. The panini itself was tiny, especially for $7, but honestly I expected that from a campus eatery so I'm not overly disappointed about that. To Cal Dining: "Healthy" does not mean dry and flavorless. I'd rather have the old menu with chicken tenders and burritos back instead of this shoddy attempt at trendy healthy food. read more

Pat Brown's Grill has a great menu. Prob best on campus. The Peet's coffee shop inside the cafe is a serious let down most mornings when Cherry is at the register. She cuts the customer off while they are ordering and tries to work extra fast. She basically barks at you. I had to tell her I wasn't finished ordering, and correct the order because she doesn't listen. I don't like leaving negative reviews but today I was the only person in line and it actually comes off really rude. I'd recommend going elsewhere for your coffee/tea if you're not also grabbing a bite. Everything else about the cafe is great, and it's definitely a popular spot for the fresh ingredients. TL;DR Get food here but avoid Peet's if Cherry is in. read more

This place is very convenient for me because it is really close to the lab I work at. They sell several food items and beverages like juice and coffee. I've never at here thought, just boughten food items, but it looks like they have a lot of sitting for people not only on the inside but on the outside too. read more

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A mediocre place to eat if you have classes near Li Ka Shing or Genetics and Plant Biology. However, what would have been just a dissapointing lunch was made even worse by the rude as hell Asian lady working the register for Peet's Coffee. She didn't even let the girl ahead of me take back her credit card and walk away before looking over her head and yelling for the next person. So then I ordered. "Can I get XXX ple-okay what else" "Ah if I want to order food from the sandwich bar, do you know if I order it here or-Ya you order it here what you want?" She cuts you off so much and it's teeth-gratingly annoying. After that rushed "order," she turns to the other Asian lady working behind her and says something lowly in Chinese I believe, and they take their sweet time giggling at her joke. Wow, we could have used that time to let me finish my damn question. Anyways, the terminal to slide your card is a strange one that lied flat on the table, and you have to actually position your hand to slide your card horizontally. As I'm taking a few seconds to see how to slide it, this lady manhandles my credit card out of my hand, quickly swipes it, and then just throws it on the side with the order number. She doesn't even look at me and looks past my head to yell "NEXT ORDA!" What the hell is this? This campus honestly has some of the rudest employees. Based on the other comments, I'm guessing this is the Cherry person. Definitely not a fitting name imo. Save yourself the irritation and just make the walk to FSM, where you'll be greeted by a smiling face, and relaxed attitude, and a better-priced panini that actually tastes good. read more

I come here for my salads every time I visit Berkeley. It's one of the highlights of my day each time. Such flavorful and hearty salads. Everything is fresh and of a high quality. I especially like their salad dressing alot. The staff are very friendly and very helpful too. The line can get pretty long but they have a system that works very nicely and things move fast. But I do recommend to come around 10ish to save time. read more

Really bad service. The servers here act like you owe them moneys with a very unhappy look.

I am NOT a picky eater. The food here is often inedible. The last few times I've eaten here: I had a congee here that had mold in the rice, no flavor (it is vegetarian, so I guess they forgot to put in any salt since no fish). I had hummus and pita chips. Again, mold in the hummus, chips served (to go!?!) in the same container as the hummus, so they were soggy after 5 minutes. The service is abhorrent. If you can actually get somebody to take your order, they yell at you. Then it takes about 15-20 minutes -- outside of mealtimes -- to be served. I want so hard to like this place, because it's near where I teach and the options look like they should be so good. But it's so bad. read more

Okay, I'm gonna be honest it is not the BEST place ever, but it is the best place to eat on campus. Their flipped plate & sandwiches are good, and totally worth it if you are paying with flex dollars. It is also a really nice place to study read more

They have annoying summer and break hours closing at 2PM. Also they close early as compared to most campus restaurants: They close at 4PM. I don't know. Do they think science majors don't need to eat after a certain time? The food they make is pretty bad, but they have some prepackaged Cesar salads (thank god) and plenty of odwallas, juices and sodas. Their cookie selection bites. I love oatmeal and if I'm desperate chocolate chip. They always always have peanut butter. Ick. The best thing about Pat Brown's is the outdoor patio which is really lovely on those rare warm Berkeley days If you have 15 minutes this is a great place to stop, but you might be able to make center street and back in 30. read more

Pat Brown's, now just Brown's, or Browns', or whatever. It doesn't matter, because if you can't get service right, the food becomes secondary. And, since the remodel, they can't get service right. Instead of walking up to the counter and asking for what you want, you pay the cashier (when you can find one) get a number and wait. And wait. Not acceptable for a busy campus restaurant. Once the waiting has finished, what you might find, as I have on *every* occasion, is that what you ordered is not what's in the box or bag. Want tomatoes and cheese on your polenta? How about some chard and soy sauce instead? You asked for salad? Well, in some universes, sweet potato fries are *like* salad. Today was my last visit. There were two other customers there, both waiting. The cashier was doing who knows what who knows where. I waited at the counter as long as I could put up with and gave up, permanently. The food is fine--better than the previous incarnation--locally sourced, generally tasty. But, unless you can get what you order in a reasonable amount of time, there are many other options that cause less annoyance. read more

Potatoes taste like hose water. Eggs have no flavor but its filling. Also i tried substituting the potatoes since they taste gross to me but was told it was not allowed. The service at Peets is pretty brass. They cut you off, and yell your orders like they are parrots, lol. But its convenient place to eat and study. read more

Great healthy food; lots of vegan & vegetarian options. However, it is often very crowded, resulting in a delay (esp if you're in a rush to get to class). I had to wait a solid 10 minutes. Otherwise, I'd highly recommend!!! read more

Brown's - Toast with olive oil, avocado, and smoked paprika - American Near Me

For campus food, this is the best you can get. My friend and I would share one of these plates pretty often last semester, and I can honestly say I looked forward to them! Get the tri-tip! The mashed potatoes with gravy are also good. It's super far away though. Luckily, my friend had class in Li Ka Shing so it wasn't too much of an issue, but I guess walking all the way over there from Kroeber wouldn't exactly be worth it. :P read more

Mmmmmm..so far I'm not impressed. The two dishes that I've ordered have been bland and just not satisfying albeit I've only ever tried the breakfast menu. Then breakfast plate while basic was not worth $6. Potatoes are soggy and lack flavor and the only other thing there is eggs. The congee sounded promising but again was bland. Chicken was minimal and dry. And I kept biting into HUGE chunks of garlic. No thanks. Perhaps lunch menu will treat you better read more

Even though I'm not a big fan of Pat Brown's, I'm nonetheless a slave to it since its only a few steps from my office... arghhh, I hate that my laziness compels me to go to this place Definitely, the best thing on the menu here is the cheesesteak... but there really are no fresh healthy options...so if I'm looking to negate my day's workout, this is a place I'd end up going to... appetizer: greasy fries dipped in ranch dressing or chili cheese, entree: cheese steak ladeled with molten cheddar cheese and onions, dessert: something else you fry the shit out of... beverage:diet coke... since, you know, a girl needs to keep her figure I know...undergrads at Berkeley are pretty easy to please since the university usually makes them eat pig feed out of troughs at the other cafeterias...(which is why I suspect other people gave it more stars than I have)... but, as a grad student here whose days of eating pig slop are long gone, I expect a lil' more... the only options that can really be considered healthy here are overpriced, prepackaged goods that don't look particularly tastey sitting on the shelves... and their coffee... my god... its like they only use one coffee bean per metric ton of hot water to make it... I like my coffee strong, so perhaps that why it displeases me so much... but still, give a bitch a break... I'd like some coffee in this cup of hot water, please! read more

Pat Brown's Grill. One of the perks is that there are places to eat built-in at UC Berkeley. This is one of them. I discovered this place when I was meeting up with my Cal mentor at the time in Spring 2011 before sitting in on her social psychology class. It was a cold Monday morning and I was so happy to find a place on the campus to sit and drink coffee! And with Peets Coffee to boot! I needed a cuppa java to warm up. And the menu seemed promising. I would have eaten breakfast here if it was not for the fact I had already had breakfast at home. The breakfast and lunch menu seemed quite promising . . . made a note to self to give it a try. The staff were pretty cheerful that morning--they must have had their Peets! Flash forward to two years later at my student orientation. Pat Brown's Grill is still here. Thank goodness to see an old familiar place. I will definitely be stopping by to get a cuppa Peets coffee in the morning or afternoon as well as have that breakfast I promised myself in the spring of 2014. PS: I will be back with an update. Fresh Yelp Review #85 for 2013 read more

Pat Brown's has changed for the worst. Their "healthier" menu means my favorite items like tri tip sandwiches are gone, plus prices have been jacked up substantially. Today, a burger and sweet potato fries (previously 7 points/dollars) is not only more expensive (13 points/dollars) but portions are also smaller. The new, fancier ingredients are supposedly sourced from in-state, and fried foods are apparently so evil that students cannot be trusted with the temptation of chicken tenders. Despite going downhill, this is still the best place to use meal points on campus. If you're seeking something different from the stuff served at the dining commons, Pat Brown's is still worth a visit. read more

Mustard was super runny. New cashier needs more.. practice (i.e. or like standing in line for 10 minutes). Again, expensive soda's and like 4-5 bucks for an odwalla. Seriously? No to-go boxes. Refrigerator needs to be colder - my sodas area always lukewarm. If I didn't work so close to this place - I'd probably never come back. read more

Mr. Brown is definitely not serving me my lunch, but when I'm hungry for breakfast, this greasy, fatty grill is calling my name. Some days I just wake with a craving for Pat's good ole tater tots. Other days on the way back from getting my coffee, the smell of those tater tots being cooked up consumes me, makes my knees weak, and self- restraint becomes completely impossible as my nose leads me in here. I cave in occasionally, and so do my wonderful co-workers MJ & YG. We love each other so much we share and save our waistlines tot-by-tot. Then there are the days where you feel like you haven't eaten in 3 days and you want it all... eggs, bacon, tots, and toast. Pat's will load it up for ya. And when I'm being a good girl, I pick up some oatmeal. I give Pat's a solid 4 stars simply for being there, with a smile, within 50 feet of my office with all of its overpriced candy, gum, soda, salads, donuts, ice cream, sushi, weak coffee and accepting my debit card or IOU. What else would I do when I forget something for the potluck and can bring 8 sushi rolls for $8 and win my co-worker's hearts? Or when I need a 5-hour energy drink? Or donut, or egg n cheese a la McMuffin, or tuna melt, or fries or ...you get my point. Paying for convenience... Love ya Pat! read more

$10.50 for a below average burger + $3.00 or more for fries??? Are you kidding me!? Not only are they in a prime location that gets hundreds of students coming through, but they are price gouging up the wazoo. What I want to know is what Berkeley official had to be bribed to allow them to charge hundreds of poor undergraduate students these kinds of prices and get away with it. Hopefully this information will be available soon if Berkeley is to live up to its social justice promoting name (it doesn't at all). read more