As a freshman living at White Creek, I absolutely loved the Creekside Market & Kitchen. The food is so fresh and delicious! I had an all dining dollar meal plan and it was extremely useful to purchase groceries & food at the market. The market is basically a convenience store but I purchased all my groceries here since I needed to use up my meal plan.
The food options in the market are incredible. There is a deli for sandwiches & salads, a pizza bar, a pasta bar, and a hot food bar (kitchen). Pizzas & pastas are made to order and you can customize everything on it! The kitchen has a menu each day for lunch & dinner and I enjoyed everything they had. If I could lived closer to this market now, I would be going here everyday!
The workers bring an unparalleled energy to their job, always there to talk and deliver. Houston Streets Subs needs to stay there. It is a staple of the sandwich diaspora and has my favorite sandwich (The Aggie Club)
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Bad experience for me at least. First the pizza my parents ordered had burnt spinach and was mine was undercooked. Came here because I missed lunch at some dining hall at my nsc. The guy making the pizzas looked upset we were there, it made me so upset, you shouldn’t have cared why we were there. Should have left the pizzas where they were and left. Not mad just disappointed, that’s just me though. .-.
Meal type
Lunch
You can trust the quality of food offered here. My favorite is the handmade pizza. The crust, or the bread, is like non-other I have experienced before. It is crunchy yet tender with natural oven-fire flavor. They also offer other cold and hot meals, from pasta to chicken to salad, fish and sandwiches. There is plenty of space to seat and lots of television sets to watch as you eat. It is a great place.
No forks! For two days! How are you supposed to eat? Unbelievable! Asked to speak to the manager, but there is no manager!
Update 2022: went back for some candy. There is no price on the shelves, so you need to pick them and walk to the cashier to know how much it is going to cost. Since there were some "managers?" there, we asked why they don't display the prices, and got two different unintelligible answers. Additionally, the scanner failed to price one item my friend purchased, so they picked another item to scan, which was more expensive. Not only they lied saying that the difference was "tax", but after my friend left, the "managers?" complained to the cashier for telling the price before scanning. As last straw, they don't accept cash anymore (so those green pieces of paper on your wallet are worth like Argentinian Pesos = nothing). Definitely, left the place with the feeling that the owners only care on ripping off students who live around the place. I hope I am wrong, and that the university has more oversight of what is going on there.
In summary, try to avoid this place if you can take the bus or drive. Whish there were negative stars for this place.
