Rendezvous Dining Pavilion

Great place for MSU Students. Lots of choices, good seating. Ice Cream!

The Walleye has bones in it, so steer clear of that. Everything else is pretty good. Get a full plate, eat as much ice cream as you can. Ask your graduate dean if they can bring back food assistance scholarships, because a cooked meal isn't the same thing as food from the food bank.

Great food! Good customer service. Fun atmosphere!

Tables are always dirty, we need a cleaning station to wipe stuff down if no one else is going to do it. There’s never any French vanilla creamer left, there’s never cream at the coffee station, there’s never even sugars at the coffee station.

Offers so much variety that I can find plenty to eat, even with a lot of food sensitivities and preferences. And, I buy a commuter meal plan every semester, which makes it the cheapest, best, all-you can eat restaurant in town.

They have many flavors in ice cream. The best ones I would suggest is butter brickle, huckleberry and cookies and cream. They sometimes have meat loafs.... 🤩, if it's there when you dine, the best day. 👍

This place is great, with an excellent variety of foods. You have a coffee shoppe (Eleven One) with coffee shoppe sweets. A grill (89'er Dinner) with pancakes (breakfast foods) and hamburgers and other fried foods. Forge 406 is your meat and potatoes station. Da La Mesa is the one stop shop for "Mexican" foods. Rosso is the pasta and pizza station... Eteetera has the soups, salads and cold cut sandwiches. There are a few more restaurants, but I didn't try them, or they weren't open.

Let me tell you if you go to this MSU eatery make for sure to locate the cheese sticks on the pizza menu. The chef who made these is amazing. The place while crowded was not a burden even for someone who hates crowds. Overall excellent