"Open to the public and there is honestly something for everyone here!! They have a made-to-order mongolian grill, stone fire pizza, pasta, deli, a grill that does burgers and chicken breasts, as well as made to order veggie and bean burgers, homemade soups, and a HUGE RAINBOW of a salad bar! If you have a food allergen, they have an allergen station with foods that don't contain the 8 major allergens: eggs, milk, gluten, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts and soy! They even have a North Dakota Homestyle station AND a Caribou Coffee in the restaurant. For an $8.00 lunch and $12 dinner, you can't beat this!! And is a good excuse to get on top of the Umary hill, walk down the hall and see the beautiful view up here!"

"A great choice in Bismarck for an all you can eat option. A huge salad bar, soups, deli bar, caribou coffee, pizza, pasta made to order, stir fry, daily hot entrees and a grill with burgers and dogs. Plus the folks are friendly and the place is clean. Great value."

"Food is usually undercooked or moldy and when brought up with workers they do help out but nothing changes. The people that work in the caf have actually gotten nicer and more helpful over my years here which I appreciate!"

"The Crow’s Nest offered a ton of variety for food: I could grab something pre-prepared or order something made for me. There was an allergens station for those with any food allergies, and a full service caribou included with the door rate! The Bison meatloaf was outstanding. The Nest offered a bunch of different seating options for my group, allowing us to choose a space appropriate to our conversation. Great place! Those students at the University of Mary are lucky!"

"I love the Crow’s Nest! There’s something new to eat every day, but also staples like pizza, burgers, and the deli. Best salad bar in Bismarck, and I love mixing and matching from the different food stations to make a nutritious meal! I love that you can get a Caribou coffee drink with your meal- my go to is the iced caramel latte. Open 24/7 during the school year!"