American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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he Tavern Uniuersiiy Club The Snack Bar offers a fine variety of exquisite sandwiches. Cooked before your eyes, only the best qual- ity Grade AAA meats are used. Swift, convenient service is their trademark. The Tavern, probably the best on-campus food facility, offers a pleasant atmosphere of contem- porary music mixed with the sweet aroma of stale beer. The vending machines, when working properly (rarely), offer a wide variety of popsicles, candy, cakes, and sometimes fermented sandwiches. Prices vary from ten cents to three dollars per item. The University Club offers a pleasant atmosphere, but the food is unmistakeably ARA. Prices may vary from meal to meal, adding to the charm of the place. page 27

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