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Custom Mediterranean bowls, pita-rritos, and salads served with your choice of a The Toasted Bagel variety of house made hummus. Build your own or choose from one of our pre-made bagel sandwich options. GET Emporium mobile ordering available here. Stop at this campus market for a quick snack and cofee or stock your pantry. Sundial Pizzeria & Bistro Grad a slice of pizza or a gourmet, made- Curve to-order pasta dish. Also available are a International grill station featuring Indian, selection of antipastas to accompany any Southwest and Korean fare. GET mobile meal. ordering available here. Red Zone Spring Street Market Enter by way of re-purposed fooring A convenient health food market and from the Withrow basketball courts and smoothie shop featuring fresh fruit, immerse yourself in Miami sports history nutritional enhancers, and protein powder while dining on arena favorites. GET mix-ins. mobile ordering available here. 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Join Fiscal Grind us for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every Cafeinate your day with our Miami Grind specialty cofee or choose from a selection Monday through Friday. of teas. Pair your drink with a warm baked good for the perfect on-the-go snack. Campus Grill Enjoy grilled options, such as burgers, chicken sandwiches, grilled cheese, Panini Portfolio turkey burgers, and veggie burgers. Enjoy a selection of freshly pressed sandwiches. Pizza Pi Choose from cheese, pepperoni, or one Preferred Stock of our specialty pizzas of the day. This rotating soup menu includes campus favorites such as tuscan chicken, roasted Sonora Stop roma tomato, and Miami’s signature chili. Design your own burritos, tacos, or taco salads. Traders’ Greens Enjoy a custom-created entrée salad with Wok This Way over 50 toppings to choose from. Craft your own stir fry dish by choosing from a selection of vegetable blends, base, proteins, and sauces. 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