Afterward, the elegant Rozzelle Court Restaurant allows patrons to rest their feet and order, cafeteria-style, all without losing a sense of the museum's grandeur.
Monologue of a waitress in a rush-order cafeteria and conversation held with a boy friend at the counter.
Here, you have your pick of three, built to order behind a cafeteria line.
He had made his biggest public splash in 2003, when he ordered the House cafeteria to start calling French fries "freedom fries" because France had opposed the war in Iraq.
The settlement also eases -- but not nearly as much as the mayor had hoped -- some of the longstanding work rules he wanted changed, like restrictions against assigning teachers to keep order in school cafeterias.
And budget-strained schools began "outsourcing" their cafeteria orders, enabling fast-food makers to gain a foothold in public schools, a foothold only increased with so-called "pouring contracts," by which schools received commissions in exchange for making a company's carbonated beverages available to students.
That may mean partnering with local food banks to salvage still-edible foods, changing the way cafeterias order, prepare and serve food, and connecting businesses with local farms that may be able to use some of the waste as feed for livestock.
For "Bohème" the Met used to order chicken from its cafeteria, but discovered that KFC was much cheaper.
She is also totally unimpressed by the superficial things (weight, make-up, dates) that scaffold the high school cafeteria pecking order.
Thomas hadn't eaten breakfast, so I went with him to the Snipe cafeteria; he ordered an egg on a roll.
His thickly painted pictures of pies, cakes and other food products in cafeteria-style order had terrific visual snap, and they subtly satirized the mechanization of modern life.
