SAC Cafe extends hours to feed more students - el Don News

Items that are available at SAC cafe — Visit the SAC Cafe and pick up some food. Photo by Mayela Cazares / el Don

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The SAC Cafe at the Johnson Center has extended its hours to better accommodate hungry students and those in need of a caffeine boost. The cafe now operates from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and then reopens from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

In addition to expanding its hours, the SAC Cafe has introduced new seasonal food items that will rotate based on holidays and time of year. A campus favorite, La Dona Latte, remains on the menu and now includes a matcha option for those less tolerant of coffee. Milk choices continue to be 2%, almond and oat milk.

Students can now fuel up with coffee and snacks during a wider window throughout the day.

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