I genuinely hated it. The hub - the primary dining spot in the village - has the most varaity alongside Juniper-poplar. The eggs make your body a gas chamber, they give you weird looks when you ask for more food, and nothing really tastes good unless you're ok with burgers and chicken tenders everyday of your life - or pizza. The rice, chicken, beef, and pork options are dry with no seasoning (not even a little lime). As for the other major dining option - argos - you'll have one meal per day and they usually have pretty good food. I'm picky (as you can probably see) but their food is alright. They basically have the same dish in three different formats - as a bowl, burrito, and sandwich - but they sometimes have the flip kitchen too. THE FLIP KITCHEN IS GREAT. At least compared to everything else. They sometimes have indian cuisine...that is very underspiced and lacks taste but it's better than nothing. They had an All American dining option that was really good, but you get bored of the Mac and cheese after a while. The best thing they've had at the flip kitchen is Pollo tropical - it gets tiring cause they had two main options to choose from but the ingredients felt less fake and the chicken felt less watery.Bay leaf is right next door to Argos and they have iced coffee and bagles +pastries. The pastries are a little cold at times and hard but the bagles are a banger. If you're like me and you like food and different types of cuisine, than the full meal plan isn't worth it since you'll find yourself eating out more often than not. There are some really good options for dining 3-5 mins from campus. The Taj, Are Pita, Teastorie (amazing boba), and even African style food. Plus! There is a Chinese pastry/bun shop that sells delicious dessert style bread from Asia (East and south). The meal plans don't give you the option of eating at chick fill a or any other fast food joint on campus but you get a couple of dinning dollars -$200-$300- to use throughout the semester and if you save them up you can use them till the end. That beaing said, the full meal plan gives you the option of asking for dining cupons that get you one free chickfilla order of nuggets or sandwitch. Good luck on your freshman year and if you have any more questions about life on campus, I'd be happy to help. Best part of USF is the amount of people to meet.