POD Market

-Overpriced
-Good service with nice people.
-Opening hours aren't kept

Prices feel honestly predatory. It is kept clean, though they often block off half the store to restock mid-day. It is significantly cheaper to get your food or medicine almost anywhere else

POD Market is one of the only ways to obtain snacks through the mandatory freshman meal plan. They know this, and will charge you as much as possible—even for small snacks. You're forced to spend $150–300 in dining dollars every semester anyway, so a $5 bag of chips won't hurt, right? Wrong. Only blow dining dollars here if you need to get rid of them at the end of a semester and you don't have enough to justify visiting Chili's. Spend wisely, first-year students—you're their target.

POD also offers some swipe options—premade sandwiches and sushi. Not terribly different from what you'd find in a fridge at 7-Eleven. An average quick fix, comparable to microwaving some instant ramen.

The customer service here is actually very refreshing. They tend to recognize people who come in and pick up on patterns, which was kind of nice to have sometimes.

Again, caution is advised when spending here. I would recommend using dining dollars ONLY, and only do so if you are certain that you are okay with being ridiculously overcharged. If this isn't the case, visit a grocery store, a Dollar Tree, or a even a 7-Eleven (if it's late).

Very overpriced. I bought a sandwich for $7.25 after reading the ingredients to make sure I wasn’t allergic, turns out they don’t name all of their allergens in the ingredients list because I ended up having an allergic reaction.

Incredibly overpriced.