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Enjoy Museum of Art at Brigham Young University and visit this restaurant. At Library Cafe, visitors may try good bagels. Most guests think that the staff is patient at this place. But this place hasn't achieved a high rating from Google users.
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Tyler Anderson
5 months ago on Google
I come for the boba, it gets me through a lot of library homework sessions
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Ryan Zimbauer
5 months ago on Google
The online ordering doesn't reflect available stock at all, they'll make replacements without asking or offering a substitute, unlike other spots on campus that use the same ordering system that will remove unavailable options. The taco plate pictured on the ordering page looks like street tacos, but they actually put the rice and beans in the bowl outside the tortillas, leaving the outsides soggy and unsuitable for eating with your hands. Get the rice bowl instead or go to Taco Bell or the Blue Line if you must have tacos on campus Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $1–10 Food: 2 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3
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Response from the owner
4 months ago
Ryan, thank you for the feedback. We're sorry that you were consulted about replacement food options. We will continue to work with our staff on how to work with customers if food has run out. This feedback is what helps us to improve our service.
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Joshua Smith
a year ago on Google
This library cafe, nestled like a well-loved bookmark within the grand novel of the library itself, is more than just a place to grab a bite. It's a sanctuary, a refuge, a haven that has been a steadfast companion through thick and thin. Yes, like any beloved friend, it has its quirks, its imperfections. But who are we, in our own flawed humanity, to cast judgment upon this humble haven of sustenance and solace? For within these walls, amidst the gentle hum of turning pages and the hushed whispers of students deep in study, culinary comfort awaits. Provecho, a beacon of flavor within this literary landscape, offers carnitas that are nothing short of divine. Each tender morsel is a poem to the palate, a savory symphony that transports you to a realm of pure gastronomic bliss. These are not just carnitas; they are edible works of art, crafted with passion and served with a warmth that rivals the comforting embrace of a favorite book. And the bagels, oh, the bagels! They are the perfect embodiment of simple, satisfying sustenance. While the heart may yearn, with a pang of nostalgic fondness, for the day-old bagel promotions of a bygone era – a testament to thrift and deliciousness in equal measure – these freshly baked rounds still manage to hit the spot. They are a blank canvas, they are chewy, they are round and the hole within the middle is a promise of warmth and deliciousness. They are a reminder that even in the absence of a cherished tradition, comfort can still be found. Then there's the boba, a contemporary indulgence that dances on the edge of extravagance. Yes, the price may cause a momentary pause, a fleeting whisper of doubt in the quiet corners of the mind. But one sip of that sweet, milky nectar, punctuated by the delightful pop of tapioca pearls, and all reservations are swept away. It's a small luxury, a fleeting moment of pure pleasure, a worthy reward for hours spent lost in the world of books. It is a reminder of the joy that can be gained within the world of books and the sweetness of a library cafe boba. This cafe is not merely a place to eat; it's an experience, a feeling, a memory in the making. It's the backdrop to countless study sessions, whispered conversations, and quiet moments of reflection. It is the place that you go to when you need a pick me up. It is a place where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the scent of old books, creating an intoxicating elixir that awakens the mind and nourishes the soul. This library cafe, with its imperfections and its undeniable charm, is a testament to the fact that sometimes, the most cherished places are not those that are flawless, but those that are there for us when we need them most, with open doors, a warm embrace, and a really good carnita. It is, in its own imperfectly perfect way, a literary and culinary masterpiece. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4
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Price range per person
$1-$10
Address
2060 Lee Lane, Provo, Utah, USA
Features
Сredit cards accepted
No delivery
Takeaway
Wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
| SundaySun | Closed |
| MondayMon | 9AM-8PM |
| TuesdayTue | 9AM-8PM |
| WednesdayWed | 9AM-8PM |
| ThursdayThu | 9AM-8PM |
| FridayFri | 9AM-8PM |
| SaturdaySat | 10AM-6PM |
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