Campus Life

Food is very tasty and delicious. Could have more healthy options but their hot sandwiches are to die for!

Cafeteria food is always pretty interesting, but at De Anza they have tried their best to make it edible. They have recently added healthier options to their menus and also vegan and vegetarian options. There are also small cafes around campus that offer the best coffee during exams!

Very expensive but open until pretty late

I actually really like the food. The only thing is that at times it can be a little greasy and always slightly overpriced.

De Anza has a few really cool on campus places to eat. There is a coffee shop called Luvellos which is simply incredible, and you won't be able to go back to starbucks. Also located in the bookstore is a small store that has snacks and drinks available to students, though the prices are a bit high its very convenient.

The food on campus isn't worth buying nor trying since most of it tastes like it's been frozen for months or the ingredients have been sitting around all day. They could use a new cafeteria as well as a more elaborate and neo-healthy-freshly-friendly menu, if that's even possible. Things like a 100% Angus burger on a grilled ciabatta roll with roasted red bell peppers and arugula served with lemon herb carrots and watercress would sweeeeet. I wouldn't mind laying down 5 bucks for that or even a freshly grilled tomato, basil, and mozzarella panini. Though I'd have to be eating it in a remodeled cafeteria or at least outside on a table that has an umbrella.. Outside of that the food off campus is 5 stars with Panera, Togo's, Island Burger Cafe, Ikes Lair, Whole Foods, and Jamba Juice all within walking distance!

The food at De Anza is great! There's a large variety of options, and also several restaurants across from the De Anza campus. The food is a little pricey-for college students, it's a major downside to the dining experience.

The food is not the best but its also not horrible. If your looking for a good meal your better off bringing lunch from home. A bit expensive, but their is plenty of variety from Chinese to Mexican, and plenty more.

The 'chicken caesar salad' is a must. If you haven't tried it, definitely try to get that next time you head to the cafeteria. The chicken nuggets are also very delicious. The dining area is big, with a couple of TV's and lots of tables and chairs. Sometimes they'll play the soccer game or baseball games and everyone in the cafeteria will be cheering or booing for their team. Occasionally, there will be students playing the piano that's next to one of the doors that lead out to the library.

The food is okay, there are a lot of choices. It's too expensive for me to eat there. There are a lot of places to eat, but its hard to find somewhere comfortable during bad weather.

Nonexistent. It's a junior college.

Sadly de Anza doesn't offer one

I am new

De Anza has many parties that they have planned and set out for those who like the night/party life. They are always posted outside in the bulletin.

None.

none

Nope, no Greek life at De Anza. Except.. maybe the honors society .. phi theta kappa .. Get your geek on :)

None.

no greek life.

don't really know yet.