High Tower Cafe

I use to go to this place all the time but I stop going because the workers would be texting on their phones (a phone is the most dirtiest thing) then serve you when it’s time to order. However, they do where gloves but how they touch the finger part of the gloves without washing their hands after being on their phones is not sanitary at all! After months not going to this place, i decided to give this place a chance again. Soon as I gave them a chance again, during mid eating i find a piece of HAIR in my taco! I advice if you eat here make sure you look at your food thoroughly.

This place is very highly priced. I ordered 1 slice of toast and I was charged 2.69 (noted on receipt as price of taco)... this is horrible. This is not the first time that I have ordered just a slice of toast and get charged various prices.

A friendly cafeteria for the folks who work in the building. There are daily specials and a rotating soup selection with some gems but I usually opt for a sandwich. They have plenty of quick options, great for a busy work crowd. They even have a small selection of cold sandwiches for pick up. A note, they don't offer the full High Tower franchise menu. They don't do any of the grill offerings like burgers and fries. The people who work here are all super friendly, and all seem to be happy to be there. I haven't found one exception.

Food is great! Fresh and they are very quick to put all your order ready. They offer a variety of salads, wraps, sandwiches and bowls with vegetarian options and low fat drinks/ snacks. It also has a beautiful area to sit and stay there with your computer or eat sitting. For people who like spicy (Mexican they offer Valentina sauce (the black one!

I have eaten here a few times for both breakfast and lunch. Every time the food is fresh and delicious! My co-workers have complained about the price of the food being too high, but I think it’s worth every penny because it’s good food made fresh everyday and convenient not having to leave the office building to find food. Thanks Kim!